Brian Dunigan said:
LMAO :grin:
The Truth About Generation
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LMAO :grin:
That's classic. Many years ago there was a fairly new Farmall tractor in the Caney Fork. I know how it got there and I know who did but I aint sayin nuthin, they may still be alive. I will say they lived in Lancaster. We caught a lot of fish around that thing until some idiot decided to pull it out.
Have any of you willow switch guys entered Simms' "Cats on a Fly" tournament. I am the director and am now taking entry fees. $100 per rod, maximum five rods. Dates and location to be determined.
Have any of you willow switch guys entered Simms' "Cats on a Fly" tournament. I am the director and am now taking entry fees. $100 per rod, maximum five rods. Dates and location to be determined.
Just thought I'd mention, it's good to be back in fishin season. I was getting real sick of debating one buck limits. Now we can piss and moan about size limits and catch and release.
Heard on Old Hickory a year ago. "Catch a fish, cook and eat it, sooner or later it will be released." I laughed till I soiled myself.
I seem to do a lot of that lately.
Heard on Old Hickory a year ago. "Catch a fish, cook and eat it, sooner or later it will be released." I laughed till I soiled myself.
I seem to do a lot of that lately.
shorefisherman
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bowriter said:
.......truegil1
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stillinscrubs said:
LOL!!!
And where have ya been, Scrubs? Heck, it's been boring without you...
gil1
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bowriter said:
I actually wore him out to figure out any consistent pattern I could try on cats. Simms ain't your typical dainty pictureaque fly boy. First of all, he puts a dern mealworm on the bend of his fly hook. Flyfishing with bait, although probably effective, is a tough sell as flyfishing.
Yeah, I admit I've done it before, though. I used to catch sharks on a 5 wt. That in itself is ridiculously stupid, but using a squid trailer completed the dufus picture.
The other Simms catfish on the fly scenario would be to match his hatch. I haven't yet figured out the streamline properties of the "boneless chicken breast fly," but I'll let you know if I get the pattern down perfectly.
shorefisherman
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gil1 said:
looks like all the master-debaters are here
gil1 said:
Hey... the gar are beginning to show themselves in good numbers.
stillinscrubs
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gil1 said:
Working on river maps showing all of bob's favorite places to fish....
gil1
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stillinscrubs said:
I've still got a couple Caney ones I saved from last year.
Headhunter
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Tubs, the legend(LESS) grows, one day we will learn not to question him, he is never wrong, uh right.
Model70Man
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I guess I better get rid of my jon boat since its worthless on the Clinch then. :whistle:
I've never hit bottom on the Clinch in my jon boat and I fish that river at least 50 times a year. My prop looks brand spankin new and so does my skeg.
I've never hit bottom on the Clinch in my jon boat and I fish that river at least 50 times a year. My prop looks brand spankin new and so does my skeg.
Kinda sad but I did have to chuckle. This line reminded me of a joke we use tell as kids growing in the real rural South. I'm ashamed of it now.
Hey... the gar are beginning to show themselves in good numbers.
Hey... the gar are beginning to show themselves in good numbers.
