Albie
 

headed back down to Harkers....

hey fellahs, thought i'd drop-in again and say hello.

lil' trip report....

i was fortunate enough to spend november 1-10 down east on harkers island,
cackalacky.... chasin' albies.

on the fly, i don't think there is a more adrenaline pumping experience then
the initial one minute or so run the lil' tunnys provide the long rodder
..... it is incredibly awesome. than it's all meat and potatoes....
crank-run-crank-run-crank... finally, you purchase the fly line back on the
reel and crank some more..... 10 or so minutes after the take, you reach
over and tail the fish, haul him into the boat, and release him with a
headfirst thrust (so oxygen rakes his gills and empowers him) back into the
sea to see what may well be, pound for pound, the most exciting sal****er
fly angling experience a man can enjoy.

it's addictive and ... well, albie headed back down to harkers after turkey
day.

again, long time fellahs.... hope all is well with all you surly bastids ;-)

waldo

Albie
 

ezflyfisher wrote:
headed back down to Harkers....

hey fellahs, thought i'd drop-in again and say hello.

lil' trip report....

i was fortunate enough to spend november 1-10 down east on harkers island,
cackalacky.... chasin' albies.

on the fly, i don't think there is a more adrenaline pumping experience then
the initial one minute or so run the lil' tunnys provide the long rodder
.... it is incredibly awesome. than it's all meat and potatoes....
crank-run-crank-run-crank... finally, you purchase the fly line back on the
reel and crank some more..... 10 or so minutes after the take, you reach
over and tail the fish, haul him into the boat, and release him with a
headfirst thrust (so oxygen rakes his gills and empowers him) back into the
sea to see what may well be, pound for pound, the most exciting sal****er
fly angling experience a man can enjoy.

it's addictive and ... well, albie headed back down to harkers after turkey
day.

again, long time fellahs.... hope all is well with all you surly bastids ;-)

waldo



Geez, Walt, where ya been? This place needs you help bad. Good to hear
from you again.

Russell

Albie
 

On Nov 14, 2:44 pm, "ezflyfisher"
wrote:
again, long time fellahs.... hope all is well with all you surly bastids ;-)

Hey Walt! Good to see you again. This surly bastid ain't too bad
off; how's you? As for here, la plus change....

Joe F.

Albie
 

"ezflyfisher" wrote in message
...
headed back down to Harkers....

hey fellahs, thought i'd drop-in again and say hello.

lil' trip report....

i was fortunate enough to spend november 1-10 down east on harkers island,
cackalacky.... chasin' albies.

on the fly, i don't think there is a more adrenaline pumping experience
then
the initial one minute or so run the lil' tunnys provide the long rodder
.... it is incredibly awesome. than it's all meat and potatoes....
crank-run-crank-run-crank... finally, you purchase the fly line back on
the
reel and crank some more..... 10 or so minutes after the take, you reach
over and tail the fish, haul him into the boat, and release him with a
headfirst thrust (so oxygen rakes his gills and empowers him) back into
the
sea to see what may well be, pound for pound, the most exciting sal****er
fly angling experience a man can enjoy.

it's addictive and ... well, albie headed back down to harkers after
turkey
day.

again, long time fellahs.... hope all is well with all you surly bastids
;-)

waldo


I hate you ;-)

Albie
 

ezflyfisher wrote:
headed back down to Harkers....


Hey, Walt.

(He taught me the bow-and-arrow cast.)

--
Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

Albie
 

ezflyfisher wrote:
snip
again, long time fellahs.... hope all is well with all you surly bastids ;-)

Good to "see" ya, Walt. I hope your new shop is working
out well for you.

--
Ken Fortenberry

Albie
 

"ezflyfisher" wrote in message
...
headed back down to Harkers....

hey fellahs, thought i'd drop-in again and say hello.

jesus, i thought maybe we would read something about a ranger from
dan''l boone refuge having come across bleached bones, an empty pint bottle
of j. w. dant, and a pair of rotted green hip boots at the bottom of a
gorge above sassafrass creek. marie would be, of course, inconsolable...

sure can be pretty about dawn around the shackleford banks, doncha
think?

yfitp
wayno

Albie
 

"ezflyfisher" wrote in message
...
headed back down to Harkers....

hey fellahs, thought i'd drop-in again and say hello.

lil' trip report....

i was fortunate enough to spend november 1-10 down east on harkers island,
cackalacky.... chasin' albies.

on the fly, i don't think there is a more adrenaline pumping experience
then the initial one minute or so run the lil' tunnys provide the long
rodder .... it is incredibly awesome. than it's all meat and potatoes....
crank-run-crank-run-crank... finally, you purchase the fly line back on
the reel and crank some more..... 10 or so minutes after the take, you
reach over and tail the fish, haul him into the boat, and release him with
a headfirst thrust (so oxygen rakes his gills and empowers him) back into
the sea to see what may well be, pound for pound, the most exciting
sal****er fly angling experience a man can enjoy.

it's addictive and ... well, albie headed back down to harkers after
turkey day.

again, long time fellahs.... hope all is well with all you surly bastids
;-)

waldo

Uncle Wally's here! Uncle Wally's here! :)

Welcome back, stranger.

Wolfgang

Albie
 

"ezflyfisher" wrote in news:NeI_i.3515
:

again, long time fellahs.

I was just admiring your bruised up mug from that Penn's clave hangin on my
office wall. Good to hear from ya.

--
Scott
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Albie
 

ezflyfisher wrote:


Hey Waldo,

They just look like fast, tough fish.

Jeff's been trying to get me out there to do some sal****er fishing.
Maybe I need to make some time.

Willi