Civil War buff/fisherman

What's your friggin point?
"E. Carl Speros" wrote in message ...
I am a rabid CW buff as well as a rabid SM Bass fisherman. I have a NSSA
Nat'l Skirmish at Ft Shenandoah in may (I shoot for the Fighting 69th
N.Y. (Irish Brigade), but I also have a friend in Berryville Va. who
charters SM drift fishing trips on he Shenandoah R. We usual take a day
(of a 5 day weekend), start out around A.M. & drift 8 miles or so down
river in his awesome Clackacraft, catch lots of fiesty Smallies & the
occasional channel cat up to 15 lb. There are Bald Eagles soaring
overhead & the scenery is spectacular. Tom's wife Robin packs us a
sumptuous lunch & she picks us up downstream at around 6 P.M. This week
is ewin win proposition & Tom tell me if there had been too much rain
to go & doesn't charge me. Our 2 nat'l skirmshes in may & oct. are
thehigh points ov my year (except for the yearly fishing jaunt to
Ontario the men n the family make in august. Can hardly wait. Kep your
powder dry & your Bummer (CW cap) low




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"Then raise the Harp of Erin boys, the flag we all revere, We'll fight & fall beneath its folds like Irish Volunteers" from Dave Kincaids song & CD "The Irish Volunteer" Lancaster Civil War Round Table Website http://community.webtv.net/GrayGhost...eCivilWarRound Carl Speros webmaster.

E. Carl Speros wrote:

I am a rabid CW buff as well as a rabid SM Bass fisherman. snip

Are you referring to the War of Northern Aggression?

Welcome to the group, tell us of your bass fishing exploits, but you
oughta lose your signature image, this is a text only newsgroup.