Still alive

"rw" wrote in message
Good to hear from you, Joe. I'm curious: Which favorite shop in Baltimore
went out of business?


Joe Bruce at the Fishermans Edge in Catonsville decided to call it quits. I
didn't hear any details as to why.

Joe F.

rb608 wrote:
"rw" wrote in message

Good to hear from you, Joe. I'm curious: Which favorite shop in Baltimore
went out of business?



Joe Bruce at the Fishermans Edge in Catonsville decided to call it quits. I
didn't hear any details as to why.

Too bad. When I was growing up in Northeast Baltimore I was always
partial to Set's Sport Shop in Towson. I see that they're still in
business. It wasn't exactly a flyfishing place, but I wasn't an
intolerant flyfishing snob at the time. :-)

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

I'll tie you as many Chamois's as you want! Willi's are better though
(although I'm thinking it has something to do with the operator).
bruce h

bruiser wrote:
I'll tie you as many Chamois's as you want! Willi's are better though
(although I'm thinking it has something to do with the operator).

He claims that you should stomp them into the mud before tossing them.
Sounds plausible. Personally, I think the trick is to catch one fish and
then use the same worm for the rest of them. :-)

Losing a well broken-in chamois worm really sucks.

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

"rb608" wrote in
news:nA3mf.8640$Jg5.3554@trnddc07:


Joe Bruce at the Fishermans Edge in Catonsville decided to call it
quits. I didn't hear any details as to why.

Joe F.

....and I'll add to the chorus of "you are missed" Joe. I still remember our
little conclave on the Rappahannock. I remember you as a fine gentleman and
a pleasure to talk with. Right at this moment you probably aren't fishing
any less than most of us. :-( Stick around anyway.

Frank Sr
....of the frozen north