Ken the Bouncer

Kenny do you think of yourself as the self appointer bouncer...I don't see
what your postings have to do with fly fishing...Selling wine and making
polictical comments are Spam...nothing more nothing less...I don't have to
recommend books about fishing in BC...I have lived my life fishing the whole
west coast of North America from California to Alaska....I am also licensed
to guide from the Rocky mountains to the Pacifice ocean but I choose to life
in the Skeena Valley and fish it's tributaries...because it is simply the
best fishing with the least amount of crowds and the lease expensive...I am
new to fly fishing and hoped to learn a something from this newsgroup...When
I spam someone I tell them that I want them to book with me and give them a
phone number to call...When I just want to share some of the good infomation
I have I just post a quick note to see if the person is interested in
learning what I have to tell them...But Kenny and his sweet heart little
miss http://www.visi.com/~cyli think that I spammed them...please...you two
should get a room...Jarmo if you want to know how fishing is on the
Skeena....January til April...weather permitting...you can fishing for
Winter Steelhead...Cuthroat trout...Dollies...Rainbows..April and May there
is an early run of Spring Salmon that will test your fishing skills...June
and July that really big Springs Salmon and Sockeye and some nice size
early Coho,make an apperance that lasts until August when the really big
Coho and Steelhead start to show and that...again weather permitting brings
you to the middle of October...As for the tributaries of the Skeena...well
the list is long a all of them deserve to fished...The Bulkley,The
Morice,The Sustut,The Kispoix,The Babine,The Copper,The Lakelse,The
Exstew,The Kasiks...I am sure I missed a few but most of the them have all
five species of Salmon as well as some Dollies and Cuts as well...So Jarmo
like I said in my first post the Skeena and it's trib's will keep you and
your friends very very busy on your BC fishing adventure...peace (not spam)
gord p www.riversnorth.bc.ca

Rivers North wrote:

Kenny do you think of yourself as the self appointer bouncer...

No, cyli is the roff bouncer but she's not self-appointed, she was
elected by acclamation. She does a damn good job.

I don't see
what your postings have to do with fly fishing...

Read this, you clueless whiner.

http://www.cs.nmsu.edu/~jcook/ROFF/

...I don't have to
recommend books about fishing in BC...I have lived my life fishing the whole
yada, yada, yada snipped

Other posters have recommended that Jarmo and his friends NOT fish the
Skeena because of the crowded conditions and have recommended other
places in British Columbia. Who do you think has more credibility, a
whining, lying, SPAMmer or a fellow flyfisherman ?

...I am
new to fly fishing and hoped to learn a something from this newsgroup...

I think you just did.

--
Ken Fortenberry

"Rivers North" wrote in news:JTcnb.44811$EO3.40950
@clgrps13:

Kenny do you think of yourself as the self appointer bouncer...

No-- we appointed a bouncer about 6 months ago. I don't remember who won,
but as I reacall, Ken wasn't even in the running. I know Wolfgang was, but
I don't remember who won.

Scott

"Scott Seidman" wrote in message
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"Rivers North" wrote in news:JTcnb.44811$EO3.40950
@clgrps13:

Kenny do you think of yourself as the self appointer bouncer...

No-- we appointed a bouncer about 6 months ago. I don't remember who won,
but as I reacall, Ken wasn't even in the running. I know Wolfgang was, but
I don't remember who won.

Little Miss http://www.visi.com/~cyli. You are the official ROFF Rules
Committee. Try to keep up.
--
TL,
Tim
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http://css.sbcma.com/timj

On Mon, 27 Oct 2003 17:48:25 GMT, "Rivers North"
wrote:

Kenny do you think of yourself as the self appointer bouncer...I don't see
what your postings have to do with fly fishing...Selling wine and making
polictical comments are Spam...nothing more nothing less...

Have I missed something about Ken? He's a wine dealer? As opposed to
some, who seem to be whiner dealers.

I don't have to
recommend books about fishing in BC...

You do unless all you want them to know is that you'll guide them.

As long as you think you want to participate in the 'Net, find and
read the new.newuser newsgroups. Carefully. Then go to Google and
look up Nettiquette. Then learn to make a sig file.

Make an attempt to give information that's not all about you, that's
not yipping and that's not whining. Eventually, if you can come over
as likeable or knowledgeable, you'll have people clicking on your URL
and coming to look at your page. You might also look at the pages of
some of the places users here have recommended and see how their pages
operate. Some actually give information about the area, as well as
advertising their businesses.

Many in the fishing business are on here. It's hard to tell which
they are until you get to know them, because they tend to stay on
thread and give useful or interesting comments. Some don't even have
sig files with their businesses in them.

So, until you've RTFM, please FOAD until you do know how it all works
and feel you can act like the other businessmen here.
--

rbc:vixen,Minnow Goddess,Willow Watcher,and all that sort of thing.
Often taunted by trout.
Only a fool would refuse to believe in luck. Only a damn fool would rely on it.

http://www.visi.com/~cyli

wrote in message
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On Mon, 27 Oct 2003 17:48:25 GMT, "Rivers North"
wrote:


So, until you've RTFM, please FOAD until you do know how it all works
and feel you can act like the other businessmen here.
--

I love it when you talk dirty g