What would you do if money wasn't an issue: I believe that weather you are a die hard fisherman or just weekend fisherman, we all have stuff we want. Weather it's a specific rod and...

Aaron124 Loc: Arlington Ohio

I believe that weather you are a die hard fisherman or just weekend fisherman, we all have stuff we want. Weather it's a specific rod and reel, boat, or an extravagant fishing trip, or a trip you have been on but want to go back to ,somewhere down the line we have all thought about it. Some of you have retired and gotten to make that dream a reality. Myself being 37 years old, am still chasing the dream. My dream is to own a small cabin in the mountains of Tennessee with a nice boat and kayak ( the kayak is the part of my dream I get to live right now). I would also love to own a Lew's Pro TI combo to join all of my other Lew's combos. So my question to you all is. If money wasn't and issue, what is your dream?

Big TC Loc: Raytown, MO.

Aaron124 wrote:

I believe that weather you are a die hard fisherma... (show quote)

My dream is to be completely pain free and to be able to see, hear and breathe perfectly. Hell I'm only 59. It's also a reality that it's never going to happen. So I'll make do with what I've got. Besides, God has a plan for me.

DrewU Loc: Waterloo ia

Aaron124 wrote:

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Buddy a post isn’t enough for a man to speak his dreams if I can put my kids through college that’s a dream.. but I’ll keep this short and sweet my oldest is 19 and my youngest 21 months old this past Sunday her 8 year’s old sister caught a 15 inch walleye and she called it a shark when she seen it she thought it was the coolest thing around to me that’s a dream!!!!🇺🇸

Aaron124 Loc: Arlington Ohio

Yeah Drew your right, a post isn't enough for man to speak his dream. I probably should have put an emphasis on it about fishing. But congrats on her walleye! That's an awesome experience when they get so excited about something like catching a fish. It's always worth it to me to see the look in my kids eyes of excitement even if it's something as small as a bluegill.

troyfrd1 Loc: Hampstead,NC

So true about not having the space to list however at 62 63 in Nov but I am retired military been all over the world 5 tours in Iraq and 4 in Afghanistan along with other deployments and after 34 years retired and in very good health purchased a nice beach house and upgraded my boat kids are grown doing well 2 wonderful grandsons and a wonderful wife of 40 years so I am living the dream everyday and fishing is easy when you can walk out the door and wet a line

Ivey Loc: South Central Tennessee, Tim's Ford Lake

Aaron124 wrote:

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Aaron, at 36 your dreams can still happen no problem but your dream has to have a plan. Plan out and set your goals high, the higher your goals the better chance you'll have getting close. for a long shot marksman aims high, aim high you just might hit the bulls eye Figure out what you want out of life and then set a plan for how to achieve those goals. If you work hard toward those goals it can happen for you.

Mister twister Loc: Foxworth,Ms.

Aaron,I’m gonna die anyway so let my last day be on water. I agree with what’s been said but no wish controls our destiny so here goes. My dream boat,2020 Allison bass boat,22’ all the bells and whistles,the big bad Merc 225 with a 5 blade prop. A deck hand from the playboy mantion. All insured by Lloyd’s of London. The. Boat don’t get me the deck hand will.

msmllm Loc: Huntington, WV

Aaron124 wrote:

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My dream would be taking lessons from a pro fisherman, guide whatever. Also to go back to Dale Hollow Tennesse to Holly Creek Dock (if it is still there). Renting a cabin then getting up early to go fishing on that beautiful lake. Maybe I could even rent a houseboat to stay on there for a week. It would bring back alot of my favorite memories.

Ivey Loc: South Central Tennessee, Tim's Ford Lake

msmllm wrote:

My dream would be taking lessons from a pro fisherman, guide whatever. Also to go back to Dale Hollow Tennesse to Holly Creek Dock (if it is still there). Renting a cabin then getting up early to go fishing on that beautiful lake. Maybe I could even rent a houseboat to stay on there for a week. It would bring back alot of my favorite memories.

My inlays rented a houseboat on Dale for a week once many years ago, we had a ball. With my bass boat in tow we saw a lot of the lake, pulled up on a different beach every night and fished for Trout and Smallmouth and caught a bunch. Nothing like a fresh fish on the grill straight out of the lake. Dale Hollow is a beautiful lake and one of the few around me with no private docks or homes on the lake shore. Holly Creek was still there two years ago, last time I went there.

msmllm Loc: Huntington, WV

Ivey wrote:

My inlays rented a houseboat on Dale for a week once many years ago, we had a ball. With my bass boat in tow we saw a lot of the lake, pulled up on a different beach every night and fished for Trout and Smallmouth and caught a bunch. Nothing like a fresh fish on the grill straight out of the lake. Dale Hollow is a beautiful lake and one of the few around me with no private docks or homes on the lake shore. Holly Creek was still there two years ago, last time I went there.

When I was there the last time, was right before I got married. It was in the early 60s (the year?). My mother & I would drive to the closest town - Celina, TN. We would go to the drive in movie. It was a small town. There wasn't much else to do in the town, but I wanted to get back to the cabin we rented so I could get up early to go fishing. That's my dream vacation.

msmllm Loc: Huntington, WV

T Croft wrote:

My dream is to be completely pain free and to be able to see, hear and breathe perfectly. Hell I'm only 59. It's also a reality that it's never going to happen. So I'll make do with what I've got. Besides, God has a plan for me.

Well I'm 78 yrs old and don't have any health problems at all. I have been weed eating my own grass - it's mostly hilly and don't mind the work, but maybe worry about falling.
Sorry you're not feeling well, maybe later on things will be better.

Ivey Loc: South Central Tennessee, Tim's Ford Lake

msmllm wrote:

When I was there the last time, was right before I got married. It was in the early 60s (the year?). My mother & I would drive to the closest town - Celina, TN. We would go to the drive in movie. It was a small town. There wasn't much else to do in the town, but I wanted to get back to the cabin we rented so I could get up early to go fishing. That's my dream vacation.

Celina is a very small town, last time I was there even the Hospital had closed but they still had two liquor stores. I fished the Billy Westmoreland invitational Smallmouth tournament the first week in December for over 20 years out of Horse Creek. Still get an invitation every year but can't get a partner interested in fishing that time of year

Able Man Loc: North Coast (Cleveland, Ohio)

Hey, Aaron, from Arlington;
If money was no object, I think I might at least once, do the research & find out who's gonna take me out to the Gulf Stream and catch a bluefin tuna on a rod and reel.

Jefcon Loc: Washington state

troyfrd1 wrote:

So true about not having the space to list however at 62 63 in Nov but I am retired military been all over the world 5 tours in Iraq and 4 in Afghanistan along with other deployments and after 34 years retired and in very good health purchased a nice beach house and upgraded my boat kids are grown doing well 2 wonderful grandsons and a wonderful wife of 40 years so I am living the dream everyday and fishing is easy when you can walk out the door and wet a line

Troyfrd1 - SINCERE thanks for your service.

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