Just Kinda Thinking...RE Caney Fork

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bowriter

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Seems there are a lot of us that love this river. Any interest in a gathering/campout and a couple days of doing whatever it is we wish to do. Not like the ROR, maybe not even open to the world. But a few of us old river guys burning some dead meat and fishing our way on the Fork?

I should be healed up enough in a couple weeks. If you are interested, PM me.
 
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Here's the situation:

#1- Where I would like to camp is accessible only by boat and will handle maybe 6-8 people. I have a couple places down the river I have permission to camp. But I need clearance to have a group camp.
#2- I am pretty well beat to yugoe right now. May be late August before I am physically able to handle it.
#3- I have no way of deciding who goes and who doesn't. Not my job, not my desire. I won't get into that. But if it is a crowd, I suggest just staying at Long Branch and working from there. Age or experience is not a factor. Attitude is. I have no desire to share a camp with an idiot. ")
#4- In retrospect, I think this would best be handled via email or pm. And it probably should have been that way from the get go.
 
Gotta tell my backstrap story. So I went on that big hifalooooootin trip to Kodiak, Alaska, and got me a young, tender Sitka Blacktail deer - supposed to be some of the best meat you ever tasted. I paid a few zillion $$$ to go on this trip and a few more to carry the meat home with me freeze dried. So I got stuck about 3 times trying to fly home on those friggin' kites with props they use up there, and it took 2 days to get back home. The meat had thawed before I even hit Seattle.

I had already given away all my TN deer meat (5 or 6 deer for the season). I paid about a zillion $$$ to bring home rancid meat. Even the chow-trained coyotes behind my house wouldn't sniff the stuff. Gettin' used to blony samiches.
 
Spoke with one of my landowners a few minutes ago. To say he was not delighted with the prospect of a big campout would be an understatement. In fact, quote, he said, "You can camp. You and a friend can camp. Any more than two people, better be a freakin boat wreck."

So that is what we are looking at.
 
fordman said:
Well I am almost sure that if we get gil to come along there will be a boat wreck involved somewhere along the way.
Man, I was just gomnna say that I'll provide the boat wreck free of charge.
 
Need to invite BD so I can paint his boat pink.... I am getting sick of hearing " we thought your were BD coming down river, your boats look just alike"
 
fordman said:
Need to invite BD so I can paint his boat pink.... I am getting sick of hearing " we thought your were BD coming down river, your boats look just alike"

LOL!

I'm just glad mine has a poling platform. Last two times I've been on the river, there has been some dingleberry in a white B-60 Riverhawk who has been firing up his outboard and busting up through the runs at low water - right past the crowds of waders.

It would not be good to have a boat that could be easily confused with that one, because eventually someone's going to try to correct that behavior.

bd
 
Hey having a platform is good and a curse at the same time. To be confused with a lawyer makes me wonder if having one is a good idea,,, then again some of the things people ask about it are funny. I got asked, in a very hillbilly town, "just how fast will that boat run with that racing fin on it". I ended up telling them it was a table for me to cut my lunch samiches in half on. Then had a guy tell me that thing I had to keep my motor in the shade was a great idea.
 
Brian Dunigan said:
fordman said:
Need to invite BD so I can paint his boat pink.... I am getting sick of hearing " we thought your were BD coming down river, your boats look just alike"

LOL!

I'm just glad mine has a poling platform. Last two times I've been on the river, there has been some dingleberry in a white B-60 Riverhawk who has been firing up his outboard and busting up through the runs at low water - right past the crowds of waders.

It would not be good to have a boat that could be easily confused with that one, because eventually someone's going to try to correct that behavior.

bd

There is a bonehead in a green riverhawk with a merc on it, heavy set jerk whi fishies with his wife a lot, who is just as bad.
 

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