Good morning 7/6/20
Jul 12, 2020 10:40:04 #
Graywulff wrote:
Yessir!! I shall obey! Lol.... Even if I gotta sit on him to do it!!!
Sorry, Wulffy, but you don't
weigh NEARLY enough to
hold me down !
Jul 12, 2020 10:42:23 #
ghaynes1
Loc: Strawberry Plains, TN
Big A wrote:
Sorry, Wulffy, but you don't
weigh NEARLY enough to
hold me down !
weigh NEARLY enough to
hold me down !
Still waiting on the pics of the two of you heavyweight powerhouses together with loads of fish.
Jul 12, 2020 11:01:29 #
plumbob wrote:
Yea Wulffy when you share that bottle with Big A remember to do what we did when we were kids. Wipe the top off with the palm of your hands before taking a swig. For added flavor use the palm that held the last fish.
This has been your Covid heath alert notice for the day. LOL
This has been your Covid heath alert notice for the day. LOL
Sorry to disappoint you
gentlemen, but I don't drink
much; the only booze I touched
all week were the two beers with my Mexican dinner on Thursday night ! I presume that he's already
posted some photos, but since I haven't seen them on here yet, I'll put up a fish photo and a little scenery ! Couldn't get the trout photo from Thursday to post, but these are the fish we caught on Tuesday, and the scenery is Groundhog Lake, with Lone Cone
peak in the background !
Jul 12, 2020 11:13:44 #
Nice Big A.
It's good to get away from the crowds sometimes.
It's good to get away from the crowds sometimes.
Jul 12, 2020 11:45:26 #
DozerDave wrote:
No way. He would have to average 80 MPH to make it 470 miles in 6 hours. Peddle to the metal.
I believe the Google map listed it at 430 miles going north from Flagstaff and crossing the top of the Navajo reservation ! The trip back through Gallup, N.M. to
Flagstaff to Mesa was listed at 485 mi./7 hrs.50 min.; I made it
in 7-1/2 hrs. ! (Forgot about the time change - although we're in the same time zone, Colorado
uses Daylight Savings Time,
while Arizona does not !)
Jul 12, 2020 12:06:10 #
Larry M wrote:
Nice Big A.
It's good to get away from the crowds sometimes.
It's good to get away from the crowds sometimes.
Getting away ? You got that
right ! The lake is at 8,870 ft.,
and that peak is about
12,618 ft. ! It's an hour's drive north of Wulffy's house, but we
did see some wildlife while traveling to and from the lake;
on Tuesday we saw a doe and
a yearling (spike-horn) buck on
the way up ! Thursday we saw
a young bear cub on the way up,
then a bald eagle flew over our boat while we were fishing, and spotted another doe crossing
the road while driving back ! He did send me a photo of the two trout I caught, but for some
reason I couldn't get it to post ! Maybe he'll post it and they may come up ! Caught them (and the three I lost) on a 1/4 oz.
Panther-Martin in pearlescent white with a silver-and-white spinner ! First trout I've ever caught on a spinner after
over 50 years of fishing !
Jul 12, 2020 12:22:15 #
Able Man
Loc: North Coast (Cleveland, Ohio)
Sounds like you's had a good time and a productive one, as well. I'm glad for ya's; I've BEEN saying: "Better days are comin'!"
Jul 12, 2020 12:37:18 #
Big A wrote:
Getting away ? You got that br right ! The lake i... (show quote)
Sounds like a good time.
We like to go to Yosemite once or twice a year but with the virus we don't go anywhere. Too old to be taking a chance.
Jul 12, 2020 12:49:50 #
Larry M wrote:
Sounds like a good time.
We like to go to Yosemite once or twice a year but with the virus we don't go anywhere. Too old to be taking a chance.
We like to go to Yosemite once or twice a year but with the virus we don't go anywhere. Too old to be taking a chance.
Next big trip will be Kansas next May; now that I have a decent, reliable vehicle, I WILL be taking more day trips to the 'Rim' and Flagstaff area lakes for northern
pike, walleye and trout, though !
Maybe a few bigger trips
following the Spring
'Wing-Ding' ! Rumor has it that there may be a second 'stimulus' check coming; if so, then Texas may be my next big adventure (after next May), followed by a West Coast trip to fish the 'salt' ! Have been up and down the East Coast from Canada to Cocoa Beach, and the Caribbean (although I haven't fished it yet); time to see the other side before
I croak ! (EH ?)
Jul 12, 2020 12:58:57 #
Sounds like good road trips there.
We have lots of short day trips here that we can take. Ocean, mountains, and desert are all one day trips from here. I saw a big horn sheep once driving out to the desert.
We have lots of short day trips here that we can take. Ocean, mountains, and desert are all one day trips from here. I saw a big horn sheep once driving out to the desert.
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