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Sep 2, 2021 23:20:31   #
Caught a lizardfish.
Caught a jellyfish many times.
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Sep 2, 2021 23:16:12   #
marshatasa wrote:
Hack: I had a friend who owned a beautiful fishing boat. He invited me out for a day of fishing on the upper Niagara River. Runs between Niagara Falls and Lake Erie. That stretch of river holds many, many, species of fish that can make for a wonderful day of fishing. When I got to the marina we boarded this boat and sat around having coffee. I was very anxious to head out and catch some fish. Finally I asked him when he planned on leaving the marina and said "we're not, we can fish from here". Which was the slip the boat was in. He said he did not want to run the hours on the engines just to catch a few fish. He was saving the hours for a boat parade of all the high dollar vessels around town. Needless to say that was the last non trip we ever took together. He did call me shortly after this experience and wanted me to take him and his son out on Lake Ontario to catch some king salmon. I politelt declined.
Have a great day.
Hack: I had a friend who owned a beautiful fishing... (show quote)


Sorry to hear that Marsha for a day of non boat fishing. Sometimes you wonder what other people are thinking inviting guests to fish and not use their boat.
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Sep 2, 2021 17:53:41   #
Barnacles wrote:
Not a "fishing buddy" story, but Mrs. B and I used to often have Sunday Brunch at a waterside restaurant along the Oakland estuary, which connects to San Francisco bay. On a bright, calm Sunday morning, it was always amazing to see how many boats - especially sailboats - that just went back and forth, up and down the estuary and never ventured out into the bay, much less the open ocean. I remember one in particular: A very nice looking two-mast boat, all the sails neatly wrapped up with covers snapped over them, every rope/line/sheet/halyard (sorry, I don't know sailing terms) all coiled up as neat as a pin, the skipper wearing a captains hat and a blazer, looking very seafaring and with his pipe upside down as if he were out in foul weather. Never left the estuary. He was all show and no go!
Not a "fishing buddy" story, but Mrs. B ... (show quote)


Wonder if he impressed the women and that was his objective?
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Sep 2, 2021 11:18:21   #
"A few months after his parents were divorced, little Johnny passed by his mom's bedroom and saw her rubbing her body and moaning, "I need a man, I need a man!" Over the next couple of months, he saw her doing this several times. One day, he came home from school and heard her moaning. When he peeked into her bedroom, he saw a man on top of her. Little Johnny ran into his room, took off his clothes, threw himself on his bed, started stroking himself, and moaned, "Ohh, I need a bike! I need a bike!"

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A mailman is making his route. On his last day before retirement, he gets to one of the last houses when the lady of the house answers the door in a slinky negligee and says, "Today is your last day, isn’t it? Come with me; I have a surprise for you."

She takes him by the hand and leads him into the house where he finds a complete breakfast feast laid out for him—eggs, pancakes, bacon, the works. The mailman stuffs himself, pushes back from the table, and says, "Thank you ma’am, this was wonderful, but I really should finish my route."

She stops him and informs him there’s more, then leads him into the bedroom where she proceeds to give him the best sex he’s ever had—every position he can think of until he’s about ready to pass out. Finally, they finish and he says, "Thank you ma’am, this was amazing, but I really should finish my route."

She stops him and says, "I have one more thing for you," and then reaches over to the nightstand, pulls out a crisp $5 bill, and hands it to him. Confused, the mailman says, "Ma’am, the breakfast was amazing, the sex was mind-blowing, but what is up with the five dollars?"

The lady responds, "Well, my husband and I were watching TV last night when I said, 'Hey, tomorrow is the mailman’s last day, think we should do something?' And he said, 'F*ck ’em. Give him 5 bucks.' But breakfast was my idea!”
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Sep 1, 2021 21:44:07   #
hacksaw wrote:
That’s a horrible thing to happen blue. What an ass.
I started Crappie fishing with a guy who was looking for a fishing partner about two months ago. I’ve been out with him four times and each time we’ve spent a couple of hours fishing, after it’s hotter than hell, and the rest of the time I’m sitting there watching him looking for bottom structure and plotting courses on his new
I’m pretty burned out. Maybe it’ll be better after it cools off.🤞
Hack 🇺🇸🍺🍺


Wow...that can get old just looking at the finder. It's ok for a few minutes but not hours. Sometimes just getting your line wet is enough to enjoy the day looking at the water, trees, birds and listening to the wind and hoping!!!
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Sep 1, 2021 13:54:28   #
Andy cacciatori wrote:
You guys also had a great team.
Small world it is!!
I'm 69yrs young and when I say I played football at St Paul's people in my time will say you played for St Paul's?!!
Hated the school but we had One Hell of a Football team.
Have a good evening.
Good fishing day's 🎣 Going Dove hunting tomorrow.
Andy


Seems like all the Catholic schools were great teams. Didn't you guys play Mater Dei in Costa Mesa often for championship games? I think our major rival was Western HS who had a star quarterback Bob Acosta and also Edison HS. Most other schools around there were mediocre like Fountain Valley, Huntington Beach, Lakewood HS. Good luck shooting.
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Sep 1, 2021 11:58:09   #
Jer wrote:
1. The Apartment???
2. Westside Story
3. Lawrence of Arabia
4. Tom Jones
5. My Fair Lady
6. Sound of Music
7. ? A Man For All Seasons???
8. ??
9. ??
10. Midnight Cowboy



Hmmm..
8. In the Heat of the Night
9. Oliver?
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Aug 31, 2021 23:08:25   #
I completely forgot about my bil (brother in law) as he has some complex with being near a large body of water fresh or salt. One time we returned at the end of the day to the launch ramp with my 14' Zodiac. I asked him to just tie up and watch the boat while I removed the outboard. At that time I didn't have a trailer so had to take the motor off and deflate the boat and put in my car trunk. A few minutes later I turned around and my bil is swimming 30 yards out grabbing the boat bow lines as the boat was moving away toward the center of the lake. Must have been a good wind. He swam back with the boat but I never got a straight answer what happened. He had a long two hour drive home as it was winter in S. Calif.

Another time we were just boating in Marina Del Rey and I asked him to start up the Zodiac and tie up to the dock so I can bring out our gear and cooler. Next thing I see him moving out from the launch and he hits another boat head on at a pretty good clip. Lucky the Zodiac is relatively soft so it just bounced off and changed directions a bit. No harm no foul I guess. Sure scared me at the time.

Another time I had him skipper my trusty Zodiac in the Newport beach harbor near the moored boats in front of their mega million dollar homes. Next thing I see is my bil runs over a huge 6-8' buoy and went completely over it as it submerged. I was at the bow and looked down in the water seeing this thing just submerge and go under the entire length of the boat. I was sure it would rip our Hypalon keel open and we would be bailing water. Luckily there was no sharp stuff on that buoy and it just went underwater and popped up behind the boat and didn't even tangle up in the moor lines to the mega million sailboat.

I sure miss my Zodiac. I guess the lessons learned here is luck is a good thing!!!
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Aug 31, 2021 22:45:56   #
Andy cacciatori wrote:
We lived by Lowell High school off of 1st street and Imperial hwy.
My wife went
To Lowell HS my made me go to St. PAUL'S
WE GRADUATED IN 1970.
MY WIFE AND I grew up on the same street.
It is a small world 🌎.
Have a great evening and I still love that lake !!
Andy


It's a smaller world I went to Westminster HS and we played St. Paul for the one of the CIF championship football games. I think St. Paul was undefeated and almost always a good team. Think we lost but cannot recall. Have a great evening also!!!
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Aug 31, 2021 19:13:27   #
Rock Hound wrote:
Wow - that is quite a story bluelake2!

I will consider myself lucky. The only fishing partner I ever had that bugged me in the slightest is a guy that INSISTED on staying until HE caught the last fish . . . almost pout if you were catching more fish than him. Nonetheless, he is a good fisherman, and I did enjoy fishing with him - but he was my least favorite. I have fished with some great people in my life.

I did take a teaching job in central Minnesota for my first job. The veteran teacher who's wrestling coach job I took invited me to go on the Minnesota fishing opener with him my first spring there. I was honored and of course said yes right away. I was shocked when he laid down the ground rules for me . . . 1) NO SMOKING in his boat - really not a concern for me as I didn't smoke, but he apparently had a guy one time burn some spots on the carpet floor of his walleye boat while smoking . . . thus the reason for rule #1. 2) NO DRINKING in his boat. He socially drank, and so did I, but this didn't bother me in the least - I rarely would drink in the boat . . . it just wasn't something that was modeled for me as a kid. - I never learned the reason for rule #2, but it also must have been something bad that happened with someone else. I was pleased that he continued to invite me to go in my time there - I must not have bugged him too much.

Fishing is a great place to really get to know someone . . . sorry to hear you got to know the bad side of someone, and also sorry for his son - alcoholism is a son of a gun!
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Thanks Rock. Well it is all good learning about people and I learned alot.
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Aug 31, 2021 19:12:04   #
Ronniejw wrote:
Yep I went through a lot with people that had to complain no matter what. I had so many could fill a book, needless to say I enjoyed fishing on my own, didnt hear any complaints from me.


I'm with you Ronnie...most times it is just fun fishing alone going on a charter boat where you can meet real nice fishing folk and pick and choose at your discretion.
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Aug 31, 2021 19:08:44   #
OJdidit wrote:
What has changed since you were there last? Warmer water(?)…fish deeper. Different time, look for shade or cover.


I think OJ has it. The warmer water and the lower Oxygen levels shallow so most likely if they all went deep beyond casting range from shore.
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Aug 31, 2021 19:07:04   #
Andy cacciatori wrote:
What a small world 🌎!!
Caught a lot of fish 🐟 fishing 🎣 that lake growing up.
Instead time I fished it was 9yrs ago. Their use to be some large bass and catfish in that lake
Grew up in Whitter by LA Harbra . Good times then!!
Have a great day
Andy


It's getting even smaller. I used to work in La Habra and my in-laws lived in Fullerton and my wife also when she was a kid. That area was so nice with mature green large trees in town and a nice neighborhood to grow up in. Whittier used to be the town where all the good restaurants were for lunch especially Mexican food.
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Aug 31, 2021 17:33:59   #
A man boards a plane with six kids. After they get settled in their seats, a woman sitting across the aisle leans over to him and asks, "Are all of those kids yours?" He replies, "No. I work for a condom company. These are customer complaints."
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An old couple is ready to go to sleep. The old man lies on the bed but the old woman lies down on the floor. The old man asks, ''Why are you going to sleep on the floor?'' The old woman says, "Because I want to feel something hard for a change.

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A man saw a lady with big breasts. He asked, "Excuse me, can I bite your breasts for $1000?" She agrees, so they go to a secluded corner. She opens her blouse and the man puts his face in her breasts for 10 minutes." Eventually the lady asks, "Aren't you gonna bite them?" He replies, "No, it's too expensive."

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A wealthy man was having an affair with an Italian woman for a few years. One night, during one of their rendezvous, she confided in him that she was pregnant. Not wanting to ruin his reputation or his marriage, he paid her a large sum of money if she would go to Italy to have the child. If she stayed in Italy, he would also provide child support until the child turned 18. She agreed, but wondered how he would know when the baby was born. To keep it discrete, he told her to mail him a postcard, and write "Spaghetti" on the back. He would then arrange for child support. One day, about 9 months later, he came home to his confused wife. "Honey," she said, "you received a very strange postcard today." "Oh, just give it to me and I'll explain it later," he said. The wife handed the card over and watched as her husband read the card, turned white, and fainted. On the card was written "Spaghetti, Spaghetti, Spaghetti. Two with meatballs, one without."
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Aug 31, 2021 17:14:08   #
mingloskijr wrote:
yes yes and yes! Loved every time I took my wife and grandson. Been a few years ago but had way too much fun. You do have to keep all that you catch and of course pay by the pound. This pond was located in Madison County, Va.


Nice!!!
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