BillsTheBassMan Posted September 9, 2010 Report Posted September 9, 2010 We were away at Georgian Bay this past weekend (report on its way soon) and we were talking to some of the locals and swapping fishing stories. One local tells me about this summer battle he was having hunting what he suspects was the same Musky "Walter" was his name for him. He had him hooked several occasions and saw him once. One day, he caught a smaller fish and was reeling it in and BAM the line started going and going and going and then the rod went straight. "EXPLITIVE" he yells. He retrieves his line to see he still has a fish. It's a 27" pike with a 6" gash along its side and he's bleeding relatively heavily. In his words, here is how the story ended: "The pike had a 6" gash and he was bleeding heavily. I put him in my livewell and tended to him on and off for the next 24 hours. The next day he was doing fine and he was good to go/" "That's crazy!" I say. "So he swam away fine?" "Nope, we cleaned him and ate him."
GBW Posted September 9, 2010 Report Posted September 9, 2010 "The pike had a 6" gash and he was bleeding heavily. I put him in my livewell and tended to him on and off for the next 24 hours. The next day he was doing fine and he was good to go/" "That's crazy!" I say. "So he swam away fine?" "Nope, we cleaned him and ate him." insert banjo music here... HAHAHAHA
johnnyb Posted September 9, 2010 Report Posted September 9, 2010 This story is a total rip-off! You don't even tell us how he prepared them...deep fried? battered? baked?
Guest Johnny Bass Posted September 9, 2010 Report Posted September 9, 2010 Yup. How's the saying go? Outta the fire into the frying pan?
bigbuck Posted September 9, 2010 Report Posted September 9, 2010 Good one!! You should hear some of the stories I've heard from the HH locals....
BillsTheBassMan Posted September 9, 2010 Author Report Posted September 9, 2010 insert banjo music here... HAHAHAHA Da na nair nair nair na nair nair nair.
Terry Posted September 9, 2010 Report Posted September 9, 2010 (edited) LOL that is crazy reminds me of the first time I went fishing with a guy from work the first walleye he caught he held it up high gently sitting still in his hand and said is that the most beautiful fish in the world and out here catching them is there anything that could bring you closer to GOD... a tear almost came to my eye then faster then lighting he grabbed it in both hands and snapped it's neck an threw it in a bucket.... I wasn't expecting it , I spit out my coffee..............through my nose and laughed my head off at how quickly he went from honoring the fish to killing it...maybe you had to be there to appreciate it ...but it was funny Edited September 9, 2010 by Terry®
BillsTheBassMan Posted September 9, 2010 Author Report Posted September 9, 2010 LOL that is crazy reminds me of the first time I went fishing with a guy from work the first walleye he caught he held it up high gently sitting still in his hand and said is that the most beautiful fish in the world and out here catching them is there anything that could bring you closer to GOD... a tear almost ame to my eye then faster then lighting he grabbed it in both hands and snapped it's neck an threw it in a bucket.... I wasn't expecting it , I spit out my coffee..............through my nose and laughed my head off at how quickly he went from honoring the fish to killing it...maybe you had to be there to appreciate it ...but it was funny I definitely laughed when I read that Terry!
blue pickeral Posted September 10, 2010 Report Posted September 10, 2010 A man's car blows its radiator fluid by a farmer's house. The farmer has the man in for a cup of tea while the car cools off, before they refill the radiator. Man notices a pig with a woooden leg rooting around in the farmer's back yard. When asked how the pig got its wooden leg, farmer replies that the house once caught on fire and the pig came through the flames, woke up the farmer and his wife, and led them through the smoke to safety. The farmer's wife goes on to relate that the pig once saved the farmer when the tractor tipped over, pinning him beneath it. The pig dug a trough and freed the farmer. "But how did the pig get the wooden leg?" "Well son, around here, folks don't eat a pig like that all at once."
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