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Feb 20, 2020 11:19:03   #
Welcome to the forum and if you catch a few extra Maine lobsters sometime, please send them over
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Feb 19, 2020 19:29:14   #
May God bless you and your family to get you through
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Feb 18, 2020 12:27:14   #
Ivey wrote:
I think there were two Toms in this flock, they got some work to do.


Lucky Guys!!
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Feb 14, 2020 15:02:46   #
Ivey wrote:
Something I feel I must correct about my story, Tom did die that day and I do still miss him till this day. I wasn't sure I should include this in the story but after thinking about it I feel I must pass it on.

Tom was a veteran of the Viet nam war where he was a tunnel rat, he crawled into places I can't even imagine and did things I will probably never have the courage to do.
Tom died that day but not in a accident as I told the story, He died by his own hands. He was found at the base of a tree in his back yard with his 45 next to him. I never would have never thought he would have ever done anything like that but the demons of war caught up to him. I felt I had to correct this because there are so many of our warriors who die the same way every day even today. I can only pray someone here will read this and maybe recognize and help a Vet in need.
Something I feel I must correct about my story, To... (show quote)


That's to bad, and worse, it is common. I am so sorry to hear that
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Feb 14, 2020 12:38:06   #
Ivey wrote:
Back then there wasn't a river I wouldn't put in. There's a small river close to us that has a 14' vertical water fall. I'd seen several guys in kayaks run the fall but never a canoe. This one day there was a group of kayakers gathered around the foot of the falls so I decided here's my chance, if I get in trouble these guys will fish me out. I approached the fall and heard one guy shout there's a fall just ahead pull out. Paying him no mind I stroked right up to the edge and just as the front of my canoe started over, I turned the boat with a hip snap and a quick cross draw with the paddle truing the canoe sideways. I went over stuck my paddle out as a brace and landed ,flop at the bottom then just stroked my way out. Several of the kayakers shouted and cheered and I made several friends right there. I never told them that was my first time over the fall and I never tried it again but boy that one time sure was a rush.
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When is was about 18 years old, I was working for a construction company to earn money for the next year of college. We were working in Green River, Utah where the Green River comes out of the canyon and heads toward its meeting the with the Colorado River just above Lake Powell. Some of the local kids invited me to go up in the canyon and tube down some of the rapids there. It was springtime and the runoff was in full swing, and just one look at those rapids convinced me to be the guy that drove the truck back down to pick them all up. That was an awesome, and at that time, a terrifying sight to see that much water flowing that fast. It is rush for sure.
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Feb 14, 2020 12:04:40   #
Great story. We have some great rivers near here to test your skill, some of which I would not dare venture down
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Feb 13, 2020 12:22:22   #
I have heard that dentistry school isn't that hard. Only 3 subjects they have to study: DRILL FILL & BILL
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Feb 13, 2020 12:21:22   #
LOL Now thats funny, I dont care who you are
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Feb 7, 2020 15:41:26   #
Welcome Ken. I fish Powell, just up the river a ways. How are the stripers in Mead? Powell's are getting quite fat and healthy
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Feb 4, 2020 13:12:30   #
Are you fishing streams, ponds, lakes?
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Jan 30, 2020 14:48:13   #
Yes, one lady seriously asked a policeman why they had the deer cross right there when there was so much traffic. Utah is mostly public land, and when the forest service decided they were going to remove some cattle guards on the forest property, one legislator said only if they were retrained for another job. At a meeting of the Sheepmen's Association they were discussing eliminating coyotes that were causing problems, and one "environmentalist" asked if the coyotes couldn't just be castrated instead of killing them. One of the sheepmen answered, " Sir those coyotes are eating my sheep, not f****** them
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Jan 29, 2020 11:53:43   #
msmllm wrote:
I have never caught a fish on a Wacky Worm. Wonder what's wrong. I cast it in without a sinker and leave it alone for a long time. After about 20 minutes, I lift the rod up and let it drop again.


I only let it sit for 3 or 4 minutes and then cast to a different place. Seem to work great when the bass are spawning
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Jan 28, 2020 17:45:51   #
Brent M wrote:
There was a old man in our neck of the woods that didn't fish often, but when he did, he always came back with a limit of the biggest fish in the lake. His neighbor was a warden, and told him one day that he would sure like to catch a few fish like that. The ole guy said hey anytime you wanna go just holler. Warden replied that tomorrow would be good, so the next morning off they went. When they arrived at the lake, the old man rummaged through his tackle box, came out with a stick of dynamite, lit the fuse and threw it in the lake. After a huge explosion fish floated to the surface, and he netted the larger ones. The warden then threw a fit, screaming that you can't do that, do you know how many laws you have broken? While the warden was rambling on the old man dug out another stick of dynamite, lit the fuse and handed it the warden and asked him, "
Are you gonna fish, or stand there talking all day!
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And yes, some of these jokes are as old as I am
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Jan 28, 2020 17:44:51   #
There was a old man in our neck of the woods that didn't fish often, but when he did, he always came back with a limit of the biggest fish in the lake. His neighbor was a warden, and told him one day that he would sure like to catch a few fish like that. The ole guy said hey anytime you wanna go just holler. Warden replied that tomorrow would be good, so the next morning off they went. When they arrived at the lake, the old man rummaged through his tackle box, came out with a stick of dynamite, lit the fuse and threw it in the lake. After a huge explosion fish floated to the surface, and he netted the larger ones. The warden then threw a fit, screaming that you can't do that, do you know how many laws you have broken? While the warden was rambling on the old man dug out another stick of dynamite, lit the fuse and handed it the warden and asked him, "
Are you gonna fish, or stand there talking all day!
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Jan 28, 2020 17:32:55   #
Yes, I agree with RJS. Nothing beats a worm.
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