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Pretty suckers aren't they. How do they taste?

I thought this was Elin's version of Tiger's debacle at first. :lol: Kidding aside. It's a rough one but hopefully a tough lesson to be learned by your son Norm. He's old enough to not "have to" listen to you, but your stiffness can make the difference of him coming home alive to you or hi...

Did you say you were providing us newbies GPS coord's? Sounds cool. I will def be considering this.

Looks nice and calm out there. Sweet red too. What did RFW catch?

Where's the pic of the twig. I don't believe you really caught one this early in the year.

Nice troutski.

Great report! Your wife sure knows how to bring the big one's in.

Good luck in Tehas!

That's just cold Dave.

Looks like a fun time Mike. I can dig that. I used to watch the old school roller derby up north back in the day. Do they fight at all anymore? <- major point to watching them at all.

Are Yohan and I the only men that appreciate a little meat in our burger anymore?

Rik wrote:Paddle into the wind on your way out. Get the tough part over early.

Every time I try to put that theory to use the wind switches direction.

...go figure.

Well put Todd.

Pat, I would PM Joe (FlatsSteeler), SilverK or Heywood since that's their "stomping grounds" so to speak.

It's a Google plot I tell ya.

JoseC wrote:...Chuck with a nice red
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I hope you took it.

Sharon put'cher tooth in, weez goin fishin!

Spearfishing to me is like clubbing baby seals.

Great pics TB! I'm very surprised to see them out in the daytime. I have a "little friend" Owl that must live near my house. I see him every once in a while in the mornings before dawn. Can't be no more than 6-7" tall, he's got to be full grown as I've seen him around for many years. ...

Paul wrote:standing up is a good thing

He's standing up?

I like to use my natural, local resources. It's called RAIN.