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I - or we have changed some plans due to some financial and other reasons
My grandchildren 11 and 8 are getting older and growing up (I must be getting older also) so I am faced w a choice of fishing trips Take one " exotic " trip and as many as I want locally MT. WY and ID or take one w a grandchild at a lodge w a guide My grand daughter will be 12 in Dec and she is very mature for her age - She of course matured faster that her brother Her brother is still a terror as I was at his age but Alexis is willing and quite anxious to go We would go for 6-7 days 4 -5 of them fishing days I figure and extra 2 for flying over and above say 6-7 days or so at a lodge with a guide Wherever we go I will hire a guide full time on the water as I want to be certain Alexis is 100% safe It will be next July or August This will be our first trip so I want her to catch fish but most importantly , have fun and a great time Me I want a King on a fly rod I figure Patagonia, New Zealand and Russia are too far for a week or a little more and I do not want to go to Mexico Here is my question for this group and my choices so far - Kodiak Island - I have a couple of places in mind the Agfoniak Lodge Labrador - large Bookies and I always wanted to go - no guide nor place in mind as yet Elsewhere in Alaska?? My king salmon dream We have friends near Anchorage I did not like the area I would like to see Nome - suggestions of places and guides for Alaska are welcome Oregon Coast for salmon and steelies - steelie fishing may not be for her Atlantic Salmon - Mirimachi and other rivers - Atlantic salmon are 1,000,000 casts per catch! Lodges are expensive but nice Iceland - I have been there - also very expensive for a good beat on a river She would love Reykjavik - I would like a place where there are other things for her to do besides fish - ride? Another option would be a ranch by Yellowstone - but that may be too much like home I always wanted to see Prince Rupert and Smoothers -suggestions there are welcome as is all of BC and Alberta Any other ideas or suggestions even for specific outfitters are appreciated in advance - Merci Fred |
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Sorry Fishing not ishing or wishing just palin old fishing - like the name
of this group ROFF Fred |
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On Oct 12, 5:27*pm, "Fred" wrote:
just palin old fishing You couldn't help bringing politics into this, could you? |
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Any other ideas or suggestions even for specific outfitters are appreciated
in advance - Labrador would be fun and relatively inexpensive, but the black flies, mosquitoes, nosee'ems, and other flying wild life would be too much for them to endure. Alaska - too expensive. Russia - too expensive and bad food. Patagonia - logistics and expensive. Make an adventure out of it. Float the Middle Fork of the Salmon River in Idaho. It would be relatively inexpensive, and the camping out each night would be fun. And, it is safe. Lots of Cutts easy to catch too. I was going to do that this summer with my 19 yo grand daughter, but she chickened out. It is a trip I hope to make before I die. Dave |
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mr.rapidan wrote:
"Fred" wrote: just palin old fishing You couldn't help bringing politics into this, could you? That damn Fred is always bringing politics into this fly fishing newsgroup. Good catch, Kyle. -- Ken Fortenberry |
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Another thing you can try is something totally different. Float the
Buffalo River in Arkansas for world class smallies. Kings? Michigan or NY. Just a thought. Frank Reid |
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On 2009-10-12 19:04:06 -0400, Frank Reid said:
Another thing you can try is something totally different. Float the Buffalo River in Arkansas for world class smallies. Kings? Michigan or NY. Just a thought. Frank Reid |
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On 2009-10-12 19:04:06 -0400, Frank Reid said:
Another thing you can try is something totally different. Float the Buffalo River in Arkansas for world class smallies. Kings? Michigan or NY. Just a thought. Frank Reid Kings (Chinook) would be a little too much for a kid. Hell, it was almost a little too much for this old man - getting out of the boat and chasing that thing down river with my reel giving off a high pitched scream. d;o( Peter and the guide laughing didn't help either. d;o( |
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On 12-Oct-2009, David LaCourse wrote: Make an adventure out of it. Float the Middle Fork of the Salmon River in Idaho. It would be relatively inexpensive, and the camping out each night would be fun. And, it is safe. Lots of Cutts easy to catch too. I was going to do that this summer with my 19 yo grand daughter, but she chickened out. It is a trip I hope to make before I die. . Alaska - too expensive. Dave Thanks. The above is a very good idea and I will look into perhaps for this yr but I want something myself more exotic and re camping for her first extended trip I would rather break her into that after this trip We can always go some somewhere 4 hrs - 5 away near Bozeman MT - just her and I or w gandma But If you were ever to do that trip We would be pleased to meet up with you re My grandson - I am gonna wait at least 4-5 yrs as He knows everything already !! Alaska is doable $$ wise and I have 28oor 29,000 free miles I like Kodiak and I caught some nice fish Even made a few friends there. I did not like the missle silos - Fred again w politics!!!!! There seem to be many distinct and different regions to Alaska Ive only seen 5? but I don't even want to know about combat fishing - Again w politics!!! Lexis' parents have to of course OK wherever she goes. Fred |
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On Oct 12, 2:26*pm, "Fred" wrote:
I - or we have changed some plans due to some financial and other reasons My grandchildren 11 and 8 are *getting older and growing up (I must be getting older also) so I am faced w a choice of fishing trips Take one " exotic " trip and as many as I want locally MT. WY and ID or take one w a grandchild at a lodge w a guide My grand daughter will be 12 in Dec and she is very mature for her age - She of course matured faster that her brother Her brother is still a terror as I was at his age but Alexis is willing and quite anxious to go We would go for 6-7 days 4 -5 of them fishing days I figure and extra 2 for flying over and above say 6-7 days or so at a lodge with a guide Wherever we go I will hire a guide full time on the water as I want to be certain Alexis is 100% safe It will be next July or August This will be our first trip so I want her to catch fish but most importantly , have fun and a great time Me I want a *King on a fly rod I figure Patagonia, New Zealand and Russia are too far for a week or a little more and I do not want to go to Mexico Here is my question for this group and my choices so far - Kodiak Island - I have a couple of places in mind the Agfoniak Lodge Labrador - large Bookies and I always wanted to go - no guide nor place in mind as yet Elsewhere in Alaska?? *My king salmon dream *We have friends near Anchorage I did not like the area I would like to see Nome - suggestions of places and guides for Alaska are welcome Oregon Coast for salmon and steelies *- *steelie fishing may not be for her Atlantic Salmon - Mirimachi and other rivers - Atlantic salmon are 1,000,000 casts per catch! Lodges are expensive but nice Iceland - I have been there - also very expensive *for a good beat on a river She would love Reykjavik - I would like a place where there are other things for her to do besides fish - ride? Another option would be a ranch by Yellowstone - but that may be too much like home I always wanted to see Prince Rupert and Smoothers -suggestions there are welcome as is all of BC and Alberta Any other ideas or suggestions even for specific outfitters are appreciated in advance - Merci Fred Suggestion: Southeast Alaska. Take the Alaska ferry up the inside passage, out of Bellingham, Wa. Get off at Petersburg. Fish opportunity. Stay at waterfront motel or B&B. Take Alaska ferry out to Sitka. Fish opportunity. Stay at waterfront motel or B&B. Take Alaska ferry out to Juneau.Fish opportunity. Stay at downtown hotel motel or B&B. Take float plane to or ferry to Haines.Fish opportunity. Stay at hotel in 1890s Army barracks. Fly out of Haines. Get reservations VERY early in year. DO not take a vehicle or animal. Pack in packs. a tent is handy, but take duct tape to tape tent to decks. Get rooms close to docks/guides in these Alaskan towns. Eat where locals eat. etc. Dave |
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On Oct 12, 3:26*pm, "Fred" wrote:
Take one " exotic " trip and as many as I want locally MT. WY and ID or take one w a grandchild at a lodge w a guide Seems like a no-brainer. Make the memories with your grandkid. Other's have made good suggestions already. I think "big salmon" or steelhead would not make a fun trip for a kid -- too few fish, too much work for each. How long is a kid going to cast a big rod and big fly? If you are set on AK, I'd pick the time/loc when the kid can get into pink salmon. They can catch as many as they want for an hour or two, then take a break and watch you fish for bigger ones. I like the middle fork float trip idea too, wild non-phd fish, probably a lot of dry fly action -- a kid would like that. You mentioned riding, maybe a second trip is a multi-day pack trip into some mountain lakes. Or into the Yellowstone backcountry. Again, wild eager fish, just what a kid needs to get hooked. Jon. |
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On 2009-10-13 10:10:48 -0400, Jon said:
You mentioned riding, maybe a second trip is a multi-day pack trip into some mountain lakes. Or into the Yellowstone backcountry. Again, wild eager fish, just what a kid needs to get hooked. Jon. Hi, Jon I fished with some folks in Labrador last year from California who were going on a multi-day pack trip (horses and mules). They mentioned it and said it was something the four of them did every couple of years. I neglected to get any info from them, and have lost the two e-mail addees given to me. Do you have any info on such a trip (not in Yellowstone)? It would be ideal for my oldest grandson, his wife, and Jo and me. I need to do some of these things that I have always wanted to do with family. Hope you and your mule are well. d;o) Dave |
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"Fred" wrote in message ... On 12-Oct-2009, David LaCourse wrote: Make an adventure out of it. Float the Middle Fork of the Salmon River in Idaho. It would be relatively inexpensive, and the camping out each night would be fun. And, it is safe. Lots of Cutts easy to catch too. I was going to do that this summer with my 19 yo grand daughter, but she chickened out. It is a trip I hope to make before I die. . Alaska - too expensive. Dave Thanks. The above is a very good idea and I will look into perhaps for this yr but I want something myself more exotic and re camping for her first extended trip I would rather break her into that after this trip We can always go some somewhere 4 hrs - 5 away near Bozeman MT - just her and I or w gandma But If you were ever to do that trip We would be pleased to meet up with you re My grandson - I am gonna wait at least 4-5 yrs as He knows everything already !! Alaska is doable $$ wise and I have 28oor 29,000 free miles I like Kodiak and I caught some nice fish Even made a few friends there. I did not like the missle silos - Fred again w politics!!!!! There seem to be many distinct and different regions to Alaska Ive only seen 5? but I don't even want to know about combat fishing - Again w politics!!! Lexis' parents have to of course OK wherever she goes. Fred Look at Panama. About 25% the cost of Alaska. |
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On 2009-10-14 01:23:27 -0400, "CalifBill" said:
Look at Panama. About 25% the cost of Alaska. Yeah, and those Panamanian trout are bigger than Alaska's. I lived in Panama for four years. I wouldn't go near that place! |
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On Oct 13, 4:29*pm, David LaCourse wrote:
Do you have any info on such a trip (not in Yellowstone)? Nope. Not enough water down this way to call a pack trip a fishing trip (though you might do some fishing on a pack trip). The guys up north would know more than I, though I recall hearing that the Wind River range in WY has trips that hit multiple high country lakes. Hope you and your mule are well. *d;o) Well...there's a Reid-ish story to answer that, but life is always good out here... Jon. |
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Jon wrote:
Do you have any info on such a trip (not in Yellowstone)? Nope. Not enough water down this way to call a pack trip a fishing trip (though you might do some fishing on a pack trip). The guys up north would know more than I, though I recall hearing that the Wind River range in WY has trips that hit multiple high country lakes. The trip I've always wanted to take, if I was ever to get on a friggin' horse again (highly doubtful), is into the Two Ocean Pass area of the Teton Wilderness just south of Yellowstone. The cutthroat fishing on the upper Yellowstone and Thorofare Creek is alleged to be fantastic. I've thought about a backpacking trip up in there but it's too long a round trip to be realistic anymore and would have been quite the challenge even as a youngster. Hmmmm, I wonder if I could rent a pair of llamas ? That might be the ticket for the "horse averse". The Wind Rivers are nice, we did a 10 day backpacking trip and I caught some decent fish up there but I much prefer stream fishing to high country lake fishing. -- Ken Fortenberry |
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On Wed, 14 Oct 2009 10:33:11 -0500, Ken Fortenberry
wrote: Jon wrote: Do you have any info on such a trip (not in Yellowstone)? Nope. Not enough water down this way to call a pack trip a fishing trip (though you might do some fishing on a pack trip). The guys up north would know more than I, though I recall hearing that the Wind River range in WY has trips that hit multiple high country lakes. The trip I've always wanted to take, if I was ever to get on a friggin' horse again (highly doubtful), is into the Two Ocean Pass area of the Teton Wilderness just south of Yellowstone. The cutthroat fishing on the upper Yellowstone and Thorofare Creek is alleged to be fantastic. I've thought about a backpacking trip up in there but it's too long a round trip to be realistic anymore and would have been quite the challenge even as a youngster. Hmmmm, I wonder if I could rent a pair of llamas ? That might be the ticket for the "horse averse". The Wind Rivers are nice, we did a 10 day backpacking trip and I caught some decent fish up there but I much prefer stream fishing to high country lake fishing. Maybe Obama will promise to take you to Fawn Lake...he could get Axelrod to tote ya up there in his front-end loader... HTH, R |
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On 14-Oct-2009, Ken Fortenberry wrote: but I much prefer stream fishing to high country lake fishing. -- Same here! Thanks to all for their great advice. I am pumped and looking forward to making and organozing my first tripp w my grand daughter My grandson -(the terror) is still 4-5 yrs away from a trip I have contacted some outfitters on the Snake for raft and drift boat trips ( a fu;; days drive). I will also contact some outfitters near Yellowstone for a pack trip I would like to pack in my fishing mandolin and a keyboard for her - she already rides and she pays a great piano We will probably have to do tailored trip to a river or some streams We will limit it to 3-4 days 5 or 6 w travel - not too far from home Thats enough for a young pre teenager who is getting real popular We can get into more exotic fishing trips - after this initial one I did conatct an outfitter in Joseph OR who would take us on the Grande Ronde for 4 days Is anyone familiar w this river or area? Thanks again for all the sagacity on the list. One can still get some good info and advice on this nutso list! Fred |
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On Oct 14, 11:58*am, wrote:
On Wed, 14 Oct 2009 10:33:11 -0500, Ken Fortenberry wrote: Jon wrote: Do you have any info on such a trip (not in Yellowstone)? Nope. Not enough water down this way to call a pack trip a fishing trip (though you might do some fishing on a pack trip). The guys up north would know more than I, though I recall hearing that the Wind River range in WY has trips that hit multiple high country lakes. The trip I've always wanted to take, if I was ever to get on a friggin' horse again (highly doubtful), is into the Two Ocean Pass area of the Teton Wilderness just south of Yellowstone. The cutthroat fishing on the upper Yellowstone and Thorofare Creek is alleged to be fantastic. I've thought about a backpacking trip up in there but it's too long a round trip to be realistic anymore and would have been quite the challenge even as a youngster. Hmmmm, I wonder if I could rent a pair of llamas ? That might be the ticket for the "horse averse". The Wind Rivers are nice, we did a 10 day backpacking trip and I caught some decent fish up there but I much prefer stream fishing to high country lake fishing. Maybe Obama will promise to take you to Fawn Lake...he could get Axelrod to tote ya up there in his front-end loader... HTH, R I have a feeling that if Axlerod HAD a front-end loader he'd be busy with it at Fox "News":) Here's an Alaska suggestion... Copper River Valley...Gulkana and Klutina Rivers are outstanding. Plenty of good guides and lodging is reasonable. On road system but still Alaska feel to the area. Caveat...the Klutina in particular can be unforgiving. Probably ok with guide. Other rivers less known in area but worthwhile include Tonsina (South towards Valdez a bit) and the Tangles River/Lake areas. The drive from Anchortown is 4-5 hours and then if you were to stay in Glennallen (most central to all these rivers but not my favorite place)...Caribou Motel used to be decent and reasonable...you could head off in any of the directions to these rivers. If you were to focus on the Gulkana and Tangles areas, Paxson Lodge used to be fine. I am going back 10 years on these experiences. In addition to salmon and trout there are some nice grayling streams up in the Tangles Lakes area. SE Alaska, where I grew up, is an awesome place. However, summer weather is often cold and rainy, though better than other times of year. You could easily have a week straight of foul weather. The guide costs would be more in SE as well due to where you have to get to for the fishing. Often a float plane trip is involved or a long boat trip...obviously raising cost quite a bit. Paul |
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On Wed, 14 Oct 2009 11:16:18 -0700 (PDT), Family-Outdoors
wrote: ...Axlerod... Ya know, you may be on to something there...sooner or later, with the load of **** he's generally dispensing, he's gonna snap, and it's not gonna be pretty...or fragrant... HTH, R ....and frankly, it's becoming clear that someone told the administration flacks and FOX News there was a pony to be found... |
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Fred wrote:
Ken Fortenberry wrote: but I much prefer stream fishing to high country lake fishing. Same here! Thanks to all for their great advice. I am pumped and looking forward to making and organozing my first tripp w my grand daughter My grandson -(the terror) is still 4-5 yrs away from a trip I have contacted some outfitters on the Snake for raft and drift boat trips ( a fu;; days drive). I will also contact some outfitters near Yellowstone for a pack trip ... The trip I was dreaming about is in the Buffalo District of the Teton Wilderness. Here is a list of all the legal outfitters in the Buffalo District: http://www.fs.fed.us/r4/btnf/teton/h...tterlist.shtml Good luck, planning a trip is almost as much fun as taking one. ;-) -- Ken Fortenberry |
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On Oct 14, 11:58*am, wrote:
On Wed, 14 Oct 2009 10:33:11 -0500, Ken Fortenberry wrote: Jon wrote: Do you have any info on such a trip (not in Yellowstone)? Nope. Not enough water down this way to call a pack trip a fishing trip (though you might do some fishing on a pack trip). The guys up north would know more than I, though I recall hearing that the Wind River range in WY has trips that hit multiple high country lakes. The trip I've always wanted to take, if I was ever to get on a friggin' horse again (highly doubtful), is into the Two Ocean Pass area of the Teton Wilderness just south of Yellowstone. The cutthroat fishing on the upper Yellowstone and Thorofare Creek is alleged to be fantastic. I've thought about a backpacking trip up in there but it's too long a round trip to be realistic anymore and would have been quite the challenge even as a youngster. Hmmmm, I wonder if I could rent a pair of llamas ? That might be the ticket for the "horse averse". The Wind Rivers are nice, we did a 10 day backpacking trip and I caught some decent fish up there but I much prefer stream fishing to high country lake fishing. Maybe Obama will promise to take you to Fawn Lake...he could get Axelrod to tote ya up there in his front-end loader... HTH, R You ever wonder how life might have different if you had ever actually done or said anything? Moron. g. |
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On Oct 14, 2:59*pm, wrote:
On Wed, 14 Oct 2009 11:16:18 -0700 (PDT), Family-Outdoors wrote: ...Axlerod... Ya know, you may be on to something there...sooner or later, with the load of **** he's generally dispensing, he's gonna snap, and it's not gonna be pretty...or fragrant... HTH, R ...and frankly, it's becoming clear that someone told the administration flacks and FOX News there was a pony to be found... Idiot. g. |
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On 2009-10-14 09:57:38 -0400, Jon said:
On Oct 13, 4:29*pm, David LaCourse wrote: Do you have any info on such a trip (not in Yellowstone)? Nope. Not enough water down this way to call a pack trip a fishing trip (though you might do some fishing on a pack trip). The guys up north would know more than I, though I recall hearing that the Wind River range in WY has trips that hit multiple high country lakes. Hope you and your mule are well. *d;o) Well...there's a Reid-ish story to answer that, but life is always good out here... Jon. Thanks, Jon. I do believe it was the Wind River range in WY that they were talking about. I'll look into it. It's great having a wife who is now retired and can travel with me. Just pulled in about an hour ago after a 12 hour drive from southern VA. Now, as far as that mule tale is concerned: You must entertain us with it. Dave |
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"David LaCourse" wrote Just pulled in about an hour ago after a 12 hour drive from southern VA. *******! you were in southern va and didn't bring little j another 40 miles south to see me? you'll pay for this, pirate. yfitons wayno |
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On 2009-10-15 11:57:54 -0400, "Wayne Harrison" said:
"David LaCourse" wrote Just pulled in about an hour ago after a 12 hour drive from southern VA. *******! you were in southern va and didn't bring little j another 40 miles south to see me? you'll pay for this, pirate. yfitons wayno Yeah, yeah, yeah. The last time I was in Charlette I called you, remember? Remember what you said? No? Uhhhh, neither do I. We were in the neighborhood and not in a great rush. Forgive me for not calling this time. Looks like we will be buying a small home on a 2000 ft high ridge in the Chatahoogee Nat'l Forest (near Helen, GA). Unbelievable view from the sun room - facing west, with a view from south to almost directly north. It will be a good place for you and jeffie as a starting point to do some fishing. Plenty of room for you and your SO, plus Jeff and Rachel and their dog. You'll have your own room and bath. I'll cook. You supply the booze. Jo's not *quite* convinced we "need" it, but I have to get out of this damn People's Republic of Massachusetts. The roads up here are a joke, as are the schools and the entire infrastructure. And the winters are getting to my sore bones. Dave |
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David LaCourse wrote:
On 2009-10-15 11:57:54 -0400, "Wayne Harrison" said: "David LaCourse" wrote Just pulled in about an hour ago after a 12 hour drive from southern VA. *******! you were in southern va and didn't bring little j another 40 miles south to see me? you'll pay for this, pirate. yfitons wayno Yeah, yeah, yeah. The last time I was in Charlette I called you, remember? Remember what you said? No? Uhhhh, neither do I. We were in the neighborhood and not in a great rush. Forgive me for not calling this time. Looks like we will be buying a small home on a 2000 ft high ridge in the Chatahoogee Nat'l Forest (near Helen, GA). Unbelievable view from the sun room - facing west, with a view from south to almost directly north. It will be a good place for you and jeffie as a starting point to do some fishing. Plenty of room for you and your SO, plus Jeff and Rachel and their dog. You'll have your own room and bath. I'll cook. You supply the booze. Jo's not *quite* convinced we "need" it, but I have to get out of this damn People's Republic of Massachusetts. The roads up here are a joke, as are the schools and the entire infrastructure. And the winters are getting to my sore bones. Dave hell wayno's near bout as bad as what he's complaining of...boy's been threatening a visit east for a year. looking forward to seeing the view...i drove through helen once on my way outta hotlanta headed to robbinsville. looked like a pleasant spot to perch for a while. hope you're not giving up on the rapid though, as i feel like i need at least one more visit - without the 9/11 pressure - and with rachel and gia. wouldn't be quite right if you weren't there... jeff |
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On 2009-10-15 18:34:52 -0400, jeff said:
hell wayno's near bout as bad as what he's complaining of...boy's been threatening a visit east for a year. Well, he's got one of them there fancy cars, a Jag-u-ar, and what with his pretty woman, he doesn't need a country lawyer. looking forward to seeing the view...i drove through helen once on my way outta hotlanta headed to robbinsville. looked like a pleasant spot to perch for a while. hope you're not giving up on the rapid though, as i feel like i need at least one more visit - without the 9/11 pressure - and with rachel and gia. wouldn't be quite right if you weren't there... It's away from Helen which is one helluva tourist trap. Won't (read "can't") give up the Rapid. It is truly my home. So, if you, Rachel, and the pup make it up this way, we'll pick you up in Portland (or Manchester) and lend you one of the cars. Such a deal! d;o) Dave |
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David LaCourse wrote:
On 2009-10-15 18:34:52 -0400, jeff said: hell wayno's near bout as bad as what he's complaining of...boy's been threatening a visit east for a year. Well, he's got one of them there fancy cars, a Jag-u-ar, and what with his pretty woman, he doesn't need a country lawyer. looking forward to seeing the view...i drove through helen once on my way outta hotlanta headed to robbinsville. looked like a pleasant spot to perch for a while. hope you're not giving up on the rapid though, as i feel like i need at least one more visit - without the 9/11 pressure - and with rachel and gia. wouldn't be quite right if you weren't there... It's away from Helen which is one helluva tourist trap. Won't (read "can't") give up the Rapid. It is truly my home. So, if you, Rachel, and the pup make it up this way, we'll pick you up in Portland (or Manchester) and lend you one of the cars. Such a deal! d;o) Dave getting there will be part of our vacation i think...2 days up, 2 back? so, a 10 day trip? we won't put gia in a plane crate apart from us...she rides with us or we don't go. so, it'll be a drive i reckon. gonna take some planning... jeff (gia up on the couch in my lap...she's got me just like sadie did. you gave good advice about another dog. we miss sadie still, but gia has been a blessing) jeff |
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On 2009-10-15 21:24:13 -0400, jeff said:
getting there will be part of our vacation i think...2 days up, 2 back? so, a 10 day trip? we won't put gia in a plane crate apart from us...she rides with us or we don't go. so, it'll be a drive i reckon. gonna take some planning... Plan on spending some time in the Peter Charles Suite. jeff (gia up on the couch in my lap...she's got me just like sadie did. you gave good advice about another dog. we miss sadie still, but gia has been a blessing) I can understand that. We still miss Charlie and Henry. But Jenny fills that hole in our hearts, and keeps us amused and loved. Dave |
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"David LaCourse" wrote in message news:2009101407414116807-dplacourse@aolcom... On 2009-10-14 01:23:27 -0400, "CalifBill" said: Look at Panama. About 25% the cost of Alaska. Yeah, and those Panamanian trout are bigger than Alaska's. I lived in Panama for four years. I wouldn't go near that place! Big Sea Trout. Fly fishing is for lots of fish other than salmonids. |
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On 2009-10-16 18:49:47 -0400, "CalifBill" said:
"David LaCourse" wrote in message news:2009101407414116807-dplacourse@aolcom... On 2009-10-14 01:23:27 -0400, "CalifBill" said: Look at Panama. About 25% the cost of Alaska. Yeah, and those Panamanian trout are bigger than Alaska's. I lived in Panama for four years. I wouldn't go near that place! Big Sea Trout. Fly fishing is for lots of fish other than salmonids. It would have to be something besides salmonids. Lived and fished there. Like I said, I wouldn't go near the place, especially since the U.S. pulled out. Dave |
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Fred, have you thought about Belize? I hear they have some
outstanding tarpon, bonefish, & permit (ALL catch & release now, by LAW)! If I had the time & $$, that's the direction I'd pick! |
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Charlie S wrote:
Fred, have you thought about Belize? I hear they have some outstanding tarpon, bonefish, & permit (ALL catch & release now, by LAW)! If I had the time & $$, that's the direction I'd pick! Yeah, but if you're a Guatamalin poacher, or even a native Belizean poacher, the LAW doesn't hold much weight. -- Cut "to the chase" for my email address. |
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On 14-Oct-2009, Giles wrote: Idiot. g. Its like a mad little toy dog yipping at your heels (mainly after rdean posts) You just want to kick it This mad sad dog wiould probably like it as it craves attention Fekipe Alou |
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On Oct 20, 1:37*pm, "Fred" wrote:
On 14-Oct-2009, Giles wrote: Idiot. g. Its like a mad little toy *dog yipping at your heels *(mainly after rdean posts) You just want to kick it This mad sad dog wiould probably like it *as it craves attention Fekipe Alou Attention is easy. Hell, even you can capture mine. yip, yip. g. |
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On 20-Oct-2009, Giles wrote: Attention is easy. Hell, even you can capture mine. yip, yip. g. What a dip**** moron! One would think that an adult human would have something better to do than make derogatory comments after ea post on a usenet list - Hey fool! try masturbation I wonder if goats can type and masturbate simultaneously If I remember John Barth - his goat boy was in a constant state of masturbation or orgasm iwhenever and wherever he could get it. So here is alittlea dittyy for you - In the Key of GB flat major w a horn section: Wolfgang's Jig You can't help but reply w your asinine and acerbic wit But in reality we all know know that you are nothing but a twit A loser and a fool are really the same Goatboy or Wolfgang or any other name Bye Bye PIG! plonk Jesus Alou |
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On Wed, 21 Oct 2009 20:36:45 GMT, "Fred" wrote:
On 20-Oct-2009, Giles wrote: Attention is easy. Hell, even you can capture mine. yip, yip. g. What a dip**** moron! One would think that an adult human would have something better to do than make derogatory comments after ea post on a usenet list - Hey fool! try masturbation I wonder if goats can type and masturbate simultaneously If I remember John Barth - his goat boy was in a constant state of masturbation or orgasm iwhenever and wherever he could get it. So here is alittlea dittyy for you - In the Key of GB flat major w a horn section: Wolfgang's Jig You can't help but reply w your asinine and acerbic wit But in reality we all know know that you are nothing but a twit A loser and a fool are really the same Goatboy or Wolfgang or any other name Bye Bye PIG! plonk Jesus Alou That's about the 20th time you've allegedly put someone in your alleged killfile. But a few days later you're back to responding to those same participants. Every frigging time. It is highly unlikely that there is anyone here who believes you're actually smart enough to figure out how to killfile anyone, so spare everyone your tiresome bull****, stop embarrassing yourself, and STFU already. |
A ishing thread
On 21-Oct-2009, Jesus Alou wrote: That's about the 20th time you've allegedly put someone in your alleged killfile. But a few days later you're back to responding to those same participants. Every frigging time. It is highly unlikely that there is anyone here who believes you're actually smart enough to figure out how to killfile anyone, so spare everyone your tiresome bull****, stop embarrassing yourself, and STFU already. I like playing we goats and their minds or lack of it!k If you don't like it don't read it And I do know how to killfile you or anyone else so KMA Imbecile! Mateo Alou |
A ishing thread
On Oct 21, 3:36*pm, "Fred" wrote:
On 20-Oct-2009, Giles wrote: Attention is easy. *Hell, even you can capture mine. yip, yip. g. What a dip**** moron! One would think that an adult human would have something better to do than make derogatory comments after ea post on a usenet list - Hey fool! *try masturbation I wonder if goats can type and masturbate simultaneously If I remember John Barth - his goat boy was in a constant state of masturbation or orgasm iwhenever and wherever he could get it. So here is *alittlea dittyy for you - In the Key of GB flat major w a horn section: Wolfgang's Jig You can't help but reply w your asinine and acerbic wit But in reality we all know know that you are nothing but a twit A loser and a fool are really the same Goatboy or Wolfgang or any other name Bye Bye PIG! plonk Jesus Alou Ah yes, adult humans. :) g. |
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