TR: Saugeen
 

This trip started funny. Stop by Grindstone to pickup some stuff and
the owner asked what i was doing on the 30th. Answered "Working." a
bit defensively as I wasn't sure what he had in mind. Turns out he
was intending to try a new drift on the Saugeen and need a "sport' to
be the guinea pig.

Me.

On the 30th, we're well aware that Katrina's remenants are pushing our
way so the trip could get "eventful". As it turns out, the crude
state of the pullout point held much more adventure than did Katrina.

Anyway, not to belabour people with a load of boring fish stories, I
boated this 24 1/4" beauty.


http://www.mountaincable.net/~pcharles/bass1.jpg


Enough for a thousand words or two . . . .



Peter

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This trip started funny. Stop by Grindstone to pickup some stuff and
the owner asked what i was doing on the 30th. Answered "Working." a
bit defensively as I wasn't sure what he had in mind. Turns out he
was intending to try a new drift on the Saugeen and need a "sport' to
be the guinea pig.

Me.

On the 30th, we're well aware that Katrina's remenants are pushing our
way so the trip could get "eventful". As it turns out, the crude
state of the pullout point held much more adventure than did Katrina.

Anyway, not to belabour people with a load of boring fish stories, I
boated this 24 1/4" beauty.


http://www.mountaincable.net/~pcharles/bass1.jpg



Hmmm......doesn't appear to be even a skosh over 24"......must be that
exchange rate thingy. Nice fish, Charles.

Danl

"Peter Charles" wrote Anyway, not to
belabour people with a load of boring fish stories, I
boated this 24 1/4" beauty.


pretty work, peetah.

i have always wanted to catch more smallies.

yfitons
wayno

On Thu, 01 Sep 2005 00:07:36 GMT, "Wayne Harrison"
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"Peter Charles" wrote Anyway, not to
belabour people with a load of boring fish stories, I
boated this 24 1/4" beauty.


pretty work, peetah.

i have always wanted to catch more smallies.

yfitons
wayno


Well, you now know where they are and how big they get. The welcome
mat is always out for ya in case you want to try your luck..

Peter

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Anyway, not to
belabour people with a load of boring fish stories, I
boated this 24 1/4" beauty.

Outstanding. Actually, I was bemoaning the death of the Susquehanna,
Potomac and Shenandoah smallmouth fisheries just last night. Wanted to get
out and fish, but it would be many hours of driving just to find a fish over
8 inches.

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Frank Reid
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Peter Charles typed:
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On the 30th, we're well aware that Katrina's remenants are pushing our
way so the trip could get "eventful". As it turns out, the crude
state of the pullout point held much more adventure than did Katrina.

Parts of Katrina blew our way last night. I didn't last long, but it was
pretty stormy.

Anyway, not to belabour people with a load of boring fish stories, I
boated this 24 1/4" beauty.

http://www.mountaincable.net/~pcharles/bass1.jpg

A beauty indeed. That's one helluva fish!
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TL,
Tim
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Peter Charles wrote:

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Fine fat fish, fella.

JR

On Wed, 31 Aug 2005 19:43:18 -0400, Peter Charles
wrote:

This trip started funny. Stop by Grindstone to pickup some stuff and
the owner asked what i was doing on the 30th. Answered "Working." a
bit defensively as I wasn't sure what he had in mind. Turns out he
was intending to try a new drift on the Saugeen and need a "sport' to
be the guinea pig.

Me.

On the 30th, we're well aware that Katrina's remenants are pushing our
way so the trip could get "eventful". As it turns out, the crude
state of the pullout point held much more adventure than did Katrina.

Anyway, not to belabour people with a load of boring fish stories, I
boated this 24 1/4" beauty.


http://www.mountaincable.net/~pcharles/bass1.jpg


Enough for a thousand words or two . . . .



Peter

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Funny looking steelhead.

;^)

George C.

Bigger than any I've ever caught. Nice fish.

On Thu, 01 Sep 2005 07:27:44 -0700, JR wrote:

Peter Charles wrote:

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Fine fat fish, fella.

JR

Fits my profile, don't it?

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On Thu, 01 Sep 2005 16:53:01 -0500, George Cleveland
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Funny looking steelhead.

;^)


Bruce Nuclear Plant not too far away . . . . lotsa funny fish
hereabouts.

George C.

Bigger than any I've ever caught. Nice fish.

Now you know where the big ones live . . . . nudge, nudge

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