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Halfordian Golfer wrote:
On Apr 24, 8:18 am, Conan The Librarian wrote: So you been doing any subsistence fishing recently? Yes. Onion encrusted grouper 4/22/08 (Newcastles) Mahi Mahi topped with crab sauce and finished in the broiler 4/23/08 (Newcastles) Grouper in white crab sauce on spinach and rice 4/24/08 (Fosters) You don't know what "subsistence fishing" means. I thank The Creator for the blessings and bounty of this earth. You had any chats with "The Creator" recently? Chuck Vance (that could explain a lot) |
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"daytripper" wrote in message ... On Thu, 24 Apr 2008 18:46:45 -0700 (PDT), Halfordian Golfer wrote: On Apr 24, 11:17 am, "JT" wrote: "Halfordian Golfer" wrote in message ... LOL. And you call me a troll. OBROFF: I'd still like to hear from the original author what he meant by "hating to see bait fishermen with stringers of dead fish". I might owe him an apology and you know I'd rather crap glass from a broken shiner bock bottle. Your pal, Halfordian Golfer Putting words in peoples mouth again eh? He said nothing about dead fish... The OP's original post: "I have been out FF four times so far this year. Today I was at the Black River in Hackelbarney. I have not had any luck yet. I used GRHE,Pheasant Tail,Royal Coachman Wet, and a Adams dry. I used a 7.5 to 9 FT leader including tippit( both 4X). The thing that I hate is I see bait guys with a stringer full of fish.This is basically my second season FF. Is my lack of success normal. I am tying my own flies, but do buy sometimes. I dont know what else to try. Any suggestions?" You misunderstood what he was saying. Do as you will, however I would suggest you go crap some glass... Good luck with those demons, JT Catch & Release fishing is a conservation effort to protect stream viability for the future generations, while enjoying the sport of fishing. JT If you're going to debate please try to keep up. The quote was from the "original author" of this thread and was quoted exactly as typed. Nope. I asked him for clarification and he did NOT respond. He's smarter than many others here? ;-) I'll ask again right now: Tim - when you said you hated to see "bait fishermen with stringers of dead fish" what did you mean. Your pal, Halfordian Golfer He never used the word "dead". Here's the OP's first post on this topic: On Apr 21, 4:06pm, tim wrote: I have been out FF four times so far this year. Today I was at the Black River in Hackelbarney. I have not had any luck yet. I used GRHE,Pheasant Tail,Royal Coachman Wet, and a Adams dry. I used a 7.5 to 9 FT leader including tippit( both 4X). The thing that I hate is I see bait guys with a stringer full of fish.This is basically my second season FF. Is my lack of success normal. I am tying my own flies, but do buy sometimes. I dont know what else to try. Any suggestions? /daytripper (for the record) And the record displays incontestably that despite having the original at his disposal, despite having the original recopied for his perusal, he STILL can't get it right. Let's see if the third time is the charm. :) Wolfgang who knows that invoking dementia, however clearly present and at work, is entirely superfluous when plain old stupidity covers the bases nicely. |
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"Halfordian Golfer" wrote in message ... On Apr 24, 8:18 am, Conan The Librarian wrote: Halfordian Golfer wrote: What? So you been doing any subsistence fishing recently? Chuck Vance Yes. Onion encrusted grouper 4/22/08 (Newcastles) Mahi Mahi topped with crab sauce and finished in the broiler 4/23/08 (Newcastles) Grouper in white crab sauce on spinach and rice 4/24/08 (Fosters) Ah, raping the streams AND all the oceans of the world. You ever wonder where guilt comes from? I thank The Creator for the blessings and bounty of this earth. You're welcome. Your pal, You're a liar. Halfordian Golfer Cretin. Wolfgang |
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Conan The Librarian wrote:
Halfordian Golfer wrote: I thank The Creator for the blessings and bounty of this earth. You had any chats with "The Creator" recently? That hits the nail on the head. Tim's C&R dementia has no basis in logic or even common sense, it is strictly his own personal religion. The guy is sick in the head and poor of spirit. -- Ken Fortenberry |
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wrote in message ... On Thu, 24 Apr 2008 11:51:51 -0700, "JT" wrote: wrote in message . .. Suppose you catch a fish you don't want to eat while fishing for fish you do want to eat? TC, R Don't be surprised by the response you got. I'm not surprised by any response around here. I've asked Mr. Bone the same question several time, he generally dances around it. In your case, he just acted dumb... It's a waste of time trying to get honest answers, many have tired. Ah, well, see, there's something in my favor - I didn't give a hoot in hell about the honesty of his answers. Yeah, but that's just because honesty is a meaningless concept for you. See below. JT Catch & Release is a conservation effort to protect stream viability for the future generations, while enjoying the sport of fishing. "Catch and Release," as in catching targeted fish with the intent of releasing them, for sporting purposes, is not conservation and it does nothing to protect "stream viability." The only rational is so that humans can tell themselves such stuff. If the fish need protecting, humans shouldn't be fishing for them. Conservation is limiting catches, slot limits, etc., and there is no need for "conservation" when the fish are farmed/stocked for the sole purpose of allowing humans to catch them. There's no reason, on waters that are (objectively) fishable, to prevent people from releasing "sporting" species (invasive species that need to be removed are another story) if they wish to, but that does not translate into the releasing of such fish being necessary or "conservation." See what I mean? :) Seriously, though, the southern Mississippi school of law and transparent murk has much to be proud of. Wolfgang |
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"Halfordian Golfer" wrote in message ... On Apr 24, 8:48 am, "Wolfgang" wrote: [snip] Given that the experts can't identify a greenback cutthroat, that they propagated, stock and protected the wrong "wild" fish for twenty years, it is hardly surprising that it is endangered. [snip] I'm glad you brought that up Wolfman. That's an excellent point. blush Really? You think so? Well.......gosh. blush Yet here people claim they can tell the difference between a stream born versus stocked trout simply because they're 'stupid'. And people wonder why....oh never mind. Sometimes.....not often, but every once in a while.....I flirt with the notion of pitying you. Your pal, You're a liar. TBone Guilt replaced the creel. Pez-head. Wolfgang |
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"Halfordian Golfer" wrote in message ... The risk of genetic extinction through hybridization is real. I don't think so. There you are, and monkeys and humans are still doing fine, thank you very much. You'd do well to read authors other than me Wolfman. Read? Who's got time for that? I'm flattered and all but there's a big world out there waiting for you and some of these guys are a lot more eloquent. Ya think? "In southeast Idaho, one of the greatest threats to native cutthroat trout diversity has been the wide spread introduction of rainbow trout that are not ..." http://www.isu.edu/~keelerne/Cutthroat_trout_cons.html I suggest that the greatest threat to native cutthroat trout might have something to do with the fact that no one appears able to identify them. Well, that and your gluttinous maw. Your pal, You're a liar. TBone A cash flow runs through it. Seek professional help. Seriously. Wolfgang |
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On Apr 24, 10:18 pm, "Charlie Wilson"
wrote: Moe wrote: Hey Charlie, Will you please recommend some reading by Ted? My most recent read was "Merles Door", which didn't speak all that much of fishing, aside from hooking up with the dog on the San Juan. You would enjoy "Bloodties" and "Out There", but "Heart of Home" was the one that seemed most to mirror the arguments you've made. You ineloquent puke ;^).... LOL Thanks Charlie! Moe |
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On Apr 25, 8:02 am, Conan The Librarian wrote:
Halfordian Golfer wrote: On Apr 24, 8:18 am, Conan The Librarian wrote: So you been doing any subsistence fishing recently? Yes. Onion encrusted grouper 4/22/08 (Newcastles) Mahi Mahi topped with crab sauce and finished in the broiler 4/23/08 (Newcastles) Grouper in white crab sauce on spinach and rice 4/24/08 (Fosters) You don't know what "subsistence fishing" means. I thank The Creator for the blessings and bounty of this earth. You had any chats with "The Creator" recently? Chuck Vance (that could explain a lot) We all eat Chuck. Some augment our diet with fishing and hunting. We subsist. Yes. Your pal, Halfordian Golfer A cash flow runs through it |
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Fish on stringers are dead. The emphasis was mine. Still haven't heard
back from him on what he meant. But, clearly others (Dennis) read it the same way I did and it's a little annoying when someone who starts a thread does not even maintain it. That's his second noob offense. Bone |
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