Black Hills Fishing...

Looking for advice, I've found a few links....

john

asadi wrote:
Looking for advice, I've found a few links....

Watch out for the bison.

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asadi wrote:
Looking for advice, I've found a few links....

Watch out for the bison.

and al swearingen, as well.

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wayno

Wayne Harrison wrote:
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asadi wrote:

Looking for advice, I've found a few links....

Watch out for the bison.


and al swearingen, as well.

Good one. Watch out for Hearst, too. Don't get caught in the crossfire.

I don't watch much TV, but I love that show. It's modern-day
Shakespeare. The appropriately named Swearengen is my favorite
character, but all of the major characters are crisply drawn. It's a
show that you have to pay attention to if you want to understand what's
going on.

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

thst is a great fu%$^'in show......HBO came up with
another good one....(imho)....



rw wrote:
Wayne Harrison wrote:
"rw" wrote in message
m...

asadi wrote:

Looking for advice, I've found a few links....

Watch out for the bison.


and al swearingen, as well.

Good one. Watch out for Hearst, too. Don't get caught in the crossfire.

I don't watch much TV, but I love that show. It's modern-day
Shakespeare. The appropriately named Swearengen is my favorite
character, but all of the major characters are crisply drawn. It's a
show that you have to pay attention to if you want to understand what's
going on.

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

In article ,
rw wrote:

asadi wrote:
Looking for advice, I've found a few links....

John,
I fished Spearfish creek in the canyon upstream from the town of
Spearfish SD proper several times years ago and did pretty well on
decent Browns in the small ponds along the way run by the power company
and on small brookies in the stream in between the pool. There was also
a small creek that flowed into that stream that I didn't fish but it had
a great "flume" ride down a hundred feet or so of slick sandstone rocks
and you ended up going off a four foot waterfall into a pool. Mighty
refreshing on a Dakota summer day. IIRC it was called the Devil's
punchbowl or something by the local kids.

Allen

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rw wrote:
Wayne Harrison wrote:
"rw" wrote

asadi wrote:

Looking for advice, I've found a few links....

Watch out for the bison.


and al swearingen, as well.

Just bring him canned peaches. Or a head in a box.


Good one. Watch out for Hearst, too. Don't get caught in the crossfire.

I don't watch much TV, but I love that show. It's modern-day
Shakespeare. The appropriately named Swearengen is my favorite
character, but all of the major characters are crisply drawn. It's a
show that you have to pay attention to if you want to understand what's
going on.

thst is a great fu%$^'in show......HBO came up with
another good one....(imho)....



Agreed. Michelle and I only subscribe to HBO for Deadwood (never really got
into "The Sopranos", but "Oz" was great), which unfortunately means we'll be
cancelling out subscription after this final season. :-(

Dan