FRIENDSHIP OR FOLLOW THE REGULATIONS
Sep 16, 2020 11:29:36 #
Spiritof27 wrote:
I hope you will reread my post and I hope you understand what a "devil's advocate" is. Rather than just allow the conversation to spiral down into a group grope with Mike I thought maybe it could use a little splash of hot sauce. That's just how I am. And I'm glad to meet anyone who has never broken the rules or stretched the truth a wee bit. So, life is a round of golf, and we're all responsible for our own card, no cheating allowed. Excellent.
What flavor hot sauce? Cholula, Tabasco , tapatio...my personal favorite is Pico Pica, lol
Sep 16, 2020 11:32:48 #
bric wrote:
What flavor hot sauce? Cholula, Tabasco , tapatio...my personal favorite is Pico Pica, lol
I always just use Texas Pete
Sep 16, 2020 11:37:00 #
bric wrote:
What flavor hot sauce? Cholula, Tabasco , tapatio...my personal favorite is Pico Pica, lol
Those are all good. I'm addicted to Tabasco, it's my favorite. I put that sh*t on everything. Sorry Frank's. And thanks for the tip - never tried Pico Pica, but now I'm gonna look for it.
Sep 16, 2020 11:38:37 #
Dogand1
Loc: Meadow Vista, Ca
Mike you did exactly the right thing or at least the same thing I would’ve done thanks for your input
Sep 16, 2020 11:43:55 #
PicoPica is mexican style less vinegar than most others. I knew a guy heck of a woodsman, firefighter etc, liked his Tabasco so much he carried a bottle on his belt in a little holster at all times. Was quite the character LOL
Sep 16, 2020 11:51:20 #
bric wrote:
PicoPica is mexican style less vinegar than most others. I knew a guy heck of a woodsman, firefighter etc, liked his Tabasco so much he carried a bottle on his belt in a little holster at all times. Was quite the character LOL
I've seen those and have thought about getting one to take fishing with me. In the Navy I always had a little bottle in my pocket. You just never knew.
Sep 16, 2020 11:58:34 #
Jim Sargent
Loc: Payson, AZ
I like hot sauce but you guys are extreme. I do make my own chili colorado and chili verde from New Mexico chilis.
Sep 16, 2020 12:19:33 #
Jim Sargent wrote:
I like hot sauce but you guys are extreme. I do make my own chili colorado and chili verde from New Mexico chilis.
I don't get too carried away with it. I like a little heat. I don't go anywhere near those ghost and scorpion peppers. Those'll hurtcha. No thanks.
Sep 16, 2020 12:28:15 #
Spiritof27 wrote:
I don't get too carried away with it. I like a little heat. I don't go anywhere near those ghost and scorpion peppers. Those'll hurtcha. No thanks.
There was a restaurant right near here, a hot wing place, they had something on their menu called the "Insanity Wing" They had to take it off the menu because the heat was that bad.
Sep 16, 2020 12:39:29 #
Spiritof27 wrote:
I've seen those and have thought about getting one to take fishing with me. In the Navy I always had a little bottle in my pocket. You just never knew.
I remember those tiny bottles of Tabasco they put in MRE’s. Haven’t seen any lately though.
Sep 16, 2020 12:41:47 #
Jim Sargent wrote:
I like hot sauce but you guys are extreme. I do make my own chili colorado and chili verde from New Mexico chilis.
Mmm NM chilies are so good not too hot just enough to make your forehead bead up a little and your nose run a bit, but the flavor is sooo good.
Sep 16, 2020 13:01:30 #
bric wrote:
Mmm NM chilies are so good not too hot just enough to make your forehead bead up a little and your nose run a bit, but the flavor is sooo good.
Thank you all for your encouraging feedback. My former "friend" lives just down the road from me and I see him occasionally. As I mentioned, he no longer speaks or even looks at me. A mutual neighbor friend of ours told me he thinks I'm the bad guy for not going along with his decision to break the law. He also often says "I don't want to learn anything new" and he avoids minority-owned businesses. Just to give you an idea of the way he thinks.
I've since made better fishing friends especially here on the forum like SAW, Spirit, Bonsonbob, Tlittle and others. I have even fished with Tlittle who lives close by in Chico. We went bass fishing at Oroville and caught a bunch of dinks but it was fun. Plus we released everything.
Thanks again and tight lines!
Sep 16, 2020 13:03:53 #
Geomike wrote:
Thank you all for your encouraging feedback. My fo... (show quote)
Thank you for doing the right thing, Not everyone would have stood up for that.
Sep 16, 2020 13:12:52 #
flyguy wrote:
MHO, I haven't kept a trout is sixty years nor have I fished with anyone who has kept a trout in sixth years. I would have made that clear before we started fishing. I have done some guiding, and that is the first thing i tell them. It is not a problem.
That is a very admirable record! Sixty years of catch and release on trout! What about other species?
Many of us here on the forum like to feast on fish at least occasionally. I'm not one who keeps more than I can eat within a day or two. I have released about 95% of my trout catch because I believe in catch-and-release. I have been on many saltwater charters and party boats and due to the cost have kept most of my catch for meals. Also I know you're aware that there is a large business in providing fish for people who want to eat them - hatcheries. If I want to keep a fish for dinner, I usually keep a hatchery fish and release the natives or the ones that have turned native. Again, thanks for your support in this matter and stay safe and healthy.
Sep 16, 2020 13:23:02 #
Geomike wrote:
That is a very admirable record! Sixty years of ca... (show quote)
I never keep anything I catch because I ain't hungry, but if I was I'd keep what I can eat.
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