Kids and fishing!
Oct 17, 2020 15:26:34 #
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Oct 17, 2020 18:34:35 #
Smile says it all Lee!
He has the skills for sure. Thanks
Keep em coming!
He has the skills for sure. Thanks
Keep em coming!
Oct 17, 2020 18:38:30 #
Gordon wrote:
My turn Reel Hip. Grand daughter and grand son with whiting and sting rays. Good post RH. Think this will go on for a long time. 
Gordon Look at the smiles.....So glad you posted! They hated the whole day!
MORE!!
Oct 17, 2020 19:12:07 #
Reel hip wrote:
I have always said a kid never gets in trouble with a fishing rod in their hand. I have proudly taken my kids , Neighbors kids, friends kids a couple of brothers that lost their dad and my grandkids fishing when ever it was possible.
I bet you do too! How about showing a few pictures of them enjoying the experience? I'll Start
I bet you do too! How about showing a few pictures of them enjoying the experience? I'll Start
In the late 50s when I was gone in the Navy, My Dad's brother died, my uncle Al. Dad went to their small farm and helped out some by milking the couple cows they had and more important he took the two boys, my cousins fishing. to this day those two men in their 70s remember what Dad did and taking them fishing! I sure miss him!
Oct 17, 2020 21:19:32 #
That's some nice fish. I like the girl with the fishing rod in her mouth while holding the fish. Great pics. Way to go. 👍👍
Oct 17, 2020 23:09:12 #
Kerry Hansen wrote:
In the late 50s when I was gone in the Navy, My Dad's brother died, my uncle Al. Dad went to their small farm and helped out some by milking the couple cows they had and more important he took the two boys, my cousins fishing. to this day those two men in their 70s remember what Dad did and taking them fishing! I sure miss him!
Kerry. Thank you so much for that story. When my dad was very sick I gave up fishing physically to be with my dad fishing emotionaly with him by his bed. It was amazing how much bigger some of the fish were that we caught as time went by.
Your story shows that fishing is way more than just wetting a line. The whole experience is what we remembed. Your dad's gesture proved that. I miss my dad as you do. We were fortunate to have great parents and their memories live on thru us and others our fathers touched.
Thank you Kerry for your sacrifice in the service also! You gave up what other take for granted. Your story proved it!
Oct 17, 2020 23:13:32 #
Fatman wrote:
That's some nice fish. I like the girl with the fishing rod in her mouth while holding the fish. Great pics. Way to go. 👍👍
Thank you Fat man. That was my neighbors daughter. She caught that on father's day. I think she's now about 28 .lol😀
Oct 17, 2020 23:19:29 #
Fredfish wrote:
Like this
Now it's cell phones. Sheesh... My granddaughter (12) calls me on hers.... Whatcha doing grandpa?
I was sleeping Summer! So early? it's only 9pm.
PUT ON YOU DAD. 😂
Oct 18, 2020 07:02:50 #
Fantastic, thanks for giving back and making memories for all those kids!
Oct 18, 2020 11:41:13 #
OJdidit wrote:
Fantastic, thanks for giving back and making memories for all those kids!
Thanks OJ. ! These kids don't have a police record.
BTW...... Dig your screen name.
Oct 18, 2020 11:53:00 #
Reel hip wrote:
Kerry. Thank you so much for that story. When my d... (show quote)
Thank you for your kind words, I know it must have been comforting for your Dad for you to help him fish and net the big ones. On my Dads last day, we were on the river fishing for Steelhead in a river sled he built when he said,"Kerry you better get me home". That was his last Heart attack and he never made it past midnight.
Oct 18, 2020 14:20:34 #
Looks like you guys had an excellent trip, and catching too. Just Sayin...RJS
Oct 18, 2020 16:07:58 #
Kerry Hansen wrote:
Thank you for your kind words, I know it must have been comforting for your Dad for you to help him fish and net the big ones. On my Dads last day, we were on the river fishing for Steelhead in a river sled he built when he said,"Kerry you better get me home". That was his last Heart attack and he never made it past midnight.
Amazing what we remember too. My dad's last words to me was " you need a bigger boat"
Oct 18, 2020 16:21:43 #
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