Taco

Poor wrecker, blue bird of happiness poop all over your cake again?

I'd blame the Dutch

Nope Uberster, tis the other way around, you buy a lifetime TU membership and you get a flyrod

Huh?

That would work, got your sustainability license?

Only because you never sent any of your vaunted cake my way

BBT=dink (no italics)

Don, check your personal messages..

Me tinks it'd be a helluva smarter on my part to stay outta this'n now that I irramatated the administration 'round here

Don't know much about San Francisco era Winston glass but you betcha Don I'm interested...PM acomin'

And the best part is I got 3, count'em, three administrative rises outta one little piece of pocket water

It'd be really nice if ya could but by then I'll be doin' the Alsask, Dinsmore, Swift Current, Ponteix thang.

'nother vote for Mustang, I have the manually inflated type

Na, that'd take extra effort and I'm too deep into the February blahs to give a damn.

You know... I kinda miss jerkin' Davey's chain over in the old FFA at times

In the midst of the brookie debate as far as I know, his thingamabob over on the left showed up as banned. Insulted someone's pretentious bullshit sensibilities I guess

since you boys punted 420...

Thanks for that Brian, only difference between you and me is I'm a little farther down the evolutionary path of an angler tis all, been fishin' 55 yrs plus. BTW, in the 10 or 12 yrs I've been yappin' about this, I never once said we needed to nuke the introduced fish. I've always said we needed to weed the garden a bit and preserve what's left.

Aha, the eye candy question

OK then you guys, riddle me this, what makes these "wild fish" so special and unique?

And there you go man, the Bow, the Crow, the lower OM, Barnaby Ridge, Bullshead etc. are just places I'd go to placate a fishin' itch or curiosity. The upper OM, Upper Belly, Mcleod, Freeman, Kakwa are all places I'd go to fish for something truly unique.

It's on Shaw Fox 22

No it's a genuine question Mcleod, I'm not just sayin' it to be argumentative.

Don't get me wrong, a fishery like the Bow and Crow (and many many others) is something to be respected and helped because there is no going all the way back to Before. But reality is they are completely artificial, a result of Man's interference and are being managed for our enjoyment and benefit, not for the need to preserve and protect the remnants of what once was.

Well aware of that Don