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As much as it pains me to say the word back up, ,but didnt we beat them with our so called back up goaltender?

Now where did I put that video,,,, Hey you sir, are a trooper at 60 yoa.

Im weening of the swivel next. . Chris,,,,,,,,,,,,KISS,,,,,,,,,,,,,Rock band????????????? Thanks fellas.

Terry and I were talking about it on Saturday. Cant wait. Love that video Drew.

That should be clear now Simon. I think 2Rs hit it for you. Have a fun trip.

Ya just what I need,another breaking point.LOL

Three years and 9 days ,( give or take a month or 2) . I did away with the spinning reel on the long rod,and replaced it with a float reel. As I started to type this,I started laughing at myself. (why I dont laugh at those that are first timers, I know they will go through their own trials and tribulations) I thought it would be so easy. Just head out and start fishing. Pull on the line,whipping the rod bobs your uncle. NOT My first outing was late fall,well more like December,-15. Reels full of braid. Not sure where I read to use braid,but hey.I was stoked about getting out with my first set up,I didnt care. I was warned,but who are you to tell me. Ok,lesson was learned fast. 15 minutes in and Im all iced up. Braid was full of ice and I was frozen and pissed off. Nice start to pinning eh After a few outings,in more favorable weather and watching a fella for an hour and having Bill M make a trip down with me,I got the hang of the side cast. I was very happy I was able to float my way to catch some fish. Still remember my first. I got line twists alot though and had discussions on how to prevent this. The Wallis cast was mentioned. So I did some youtube searching.The swivel suggestion came up as well and I went with that.( wallis cast looked a bit confusing to me) I found this triple barrel swivel,it worked, for awhile. I was getting no line twist , but after a few outings,it was back. I tried on many occasions to give the wallis cast a try. I just couldnt get it. Maybe I was in a rush to get the hang of it. I knew it was all about timing. I had the past 9 days to fish. I said to myself,you are going to get this. I tried and tried,but I just couldnt get it. Day 3 I was getting there. Well sorta. Day 4 better,but not there yet.Day 5 and 6,pretty much there but just not natural yet. Then came the 7th day. Lucky 7 . I slowed myself down and just let it happen. Light pull,hand to the side and the line flowed. Reel in and do it again. Same result. Timing and not thinking about it was the key. I caught myself doing a side cast the odd time. I would quickly reel up the line and re cast.Need to get that out of my head. The Wallis cast. Yes I conquered it. This may not seem like a historic completion to some,but it,s a hell of a great feeling to this old dog that learned a new trick.Finally. I dont give lessons.

LOL Mighty fine looking fellas there.

Ask Terry

If I knew,I would try to make it. it,s made more like a loaf now. Just slice off some pieces and fry it up. Almost like a hash.

Thinking outside the box. Wiggle wiggle wiggle Nice one bud.

I read this early this morning and thought I replied,but I see I did not. I wish that was me. Super trip Dave. Thanks for taking the time to share dude. I,ll go back to my little river that winds through my area. BLAH BLAH BLAH.

Your nose is growing Joe.

Im still dreaming.LOL The rail was to make sure you didnt go off the end of the road. Ya 3ft ditch. The other well,hang on. If pop had not eaten all the smelts I dropped off in March ,it would of been even better. Mudders rule. I even got a peck on the forehead when I left. That,s like the best. If I could, I would,but it,s an art. There are somethings that are meant to be left to the ones that know. I,ll just enjoy it while I can. AMEN to that.

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Fuel was anywhere from $1.10 to $1.13 on the way up there.

With my parents? You betcha. Got the call a fresh feed of blood pudd,n had arrived up at my parents and there would be breakfast waiting. I dont get the good stuff that often,but when I can,Im there. Toast/eggs,hash browns and pudd,n. It was a crisp start to the drive up. Before heading to their house,I decided to drive the hill and take a couple of scenery pictures of their area. Fresh snow fall over night. What a view this time of year. That,s my pop,s and mudder,s place. Pops been telling me about how the turkeys have really populated up there. He has had a lone Tom for about the last 3 years. Then a few more showed and now he says theres about 40 or so. Two different year classes. And to think,there were none 5-6 years ago. Introduction does work. He says this is half of the bunch that he feeds. The deer will be joining them soon. I averaged 9.6 lt per 100. That,s no different then if I drove the old Avenger up there. It was darn cold up there this morning.

I enjoyed that read. Thanks. That was tooooo funny S.

One of the best guys,you will meet.

I did once. The turkeys never showed.