Season in review
RichZ
my old ROFB buddies who might be interested.
RichZ
> 09 was a pretty good season for me. Here's a pictorial review for any of
> my old ROFB buddies who might be interested.
Works better if I include the link!
Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers.com
"RichZ" <remove_the_obv...@charter.net> wrote in message
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Yeah it do! Pretty nice bunch of fish there Rich! I've been seeing you on
Lunkerville too once in a while....
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Ronnie
something I have been trying to do every year in the 8 since I
retired. I went fishing every single day in 2009. Some days I stood on
one foot in my bass boat casting for bass for hours, some days I
fished for bluegill for a few minutes from my dock. But I fished some
every day.
Joe_Z
Thanks Rich. I was feeling down after talking to my Marine son who is about
to deploy to Afghanistan. Your post gave me a little sunshine.
Joe Z
RichZ
> I did to
> something I have been trying to do every year in the 8 since I
> retired. I went fishing every single day in 2009.
That's a goal that I aspire too, Ron. Another year or so, and I'll
re-retire, and give it a go.
Bob La Londe
Heck, I just want to get where I can take a long vacation again like I did
when I was a kid. We used to take camping fishing vacations as long as a
3-4 weeks. My favorites were camping way up Lake Powell. Fishing everyday,
sunfish off camp, catfish anywhere, bass off deep breaks, and stripers in
open water every morning and every evening, and along vertical faces all day
long. Throw in an occasional pike or walleye and look out.
Ronnie
wrote:
Probably easier, weather-wise, for me here in middle Georgia than it
would be for you. But where there is a fishing will there is a way!