That is one sweet fishin' report, Brian; thanks for sharing the details with us...
BTW, did you get a length on the buck? Looks longer than the 35" hen, in comparison
to the rod. Very nice!
Later,
Steve
You bozos call this a "Shack Nasties Thread"?
Oh, puh-leeeeze!!!!!
Peruse the Flames thread iffen ya wanna see some REAL shack nasty shite goin' down....
try not to get hit by the shrapnel, like Birchy did!
Great vid, Rick! I'm totally bummed that I couldn't make it, but glad that y'all had a memorable trip.
Bruce did a good job; really liked the music.
Later,
Steve
Betcha 100 snerflats* this thread gets outta control & locked within 24 hours!
*snerflat- official currency of Bodanky; however, most transactions are some form of barter & usually
involve sex and/or cake.
As Squiggy once said to Carmine("The Big Ragu") on "Laverne & Shirley","Don't put yerself down,
yer not worth it!"
Looks pretty good from here, man...
Nice work! Thanks for sharing with the rest of us.
Later,
Steve
If I had to guess, I'd say Sundance is trying to do his part to thin the perch population in
Lake Sundance. This leaves more food for the trout to grow big & strong (theoretically).
Sundancefisher, feel free to correct me if I'm wrong...
Later,
Steve
Glad to hear you had a wonderful birthday, Lynn. Looking forward to another year of interesting( mostly non-fishing related) posts
from you. Thanks for sharing some of your life with us.
-Steve-
Thanks a lot, Tako! :$*%&:
I just had to saw the top of my head off, pull out my brain, and hold it under a running faucet
to wash away the picture of you 'enjoying' the company of a hard-peckered bull moose!
:wave_smile:
Great pics, man! Diggin' the Brookie close-up; mad macro skillz-WOW!!!
You have a good eye, my friend; got more shots to share?
Later,
Steve
Sounds like an awesome creek, Taeke! Maybe we can plan a FFC campout/fishing weekend there soon...
...NOT!!! Let us know if you meet that cutty again.
-Steve-
Thanks so much for that first photo...
As for the second link- rest assured that DNA testing will prove that the critter is the result of
generations of inbreeding.