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![]() From: Ken Fortenberry Date: Thu, 21 Oct 2004 22:01:55 GMT Local: Thurs, Oct 21 2004 3:01 pm Subject: Wading staff... re-visit Wading staffs are just an excuse to go wading where you shouldn't be wading. Besides that, they're a bother and a nuisance. Follow the Fortenberry Rule of Wading, to whit: Thou shalt not wetteth thy balls. Ken Fortenberry Well, I can't say I disagree with your rule... ![]() I don't see the staff as something I would use all the time, more as a fall back if I found myself in trouble. In the particular situation I mentioned in my first post, I made it about 3/4 of the way across the river ( I could have easily made it to the far side of the river) when I decided it was time to head back. Not sure if I was tired or what, however I was having a hell of a time trying to get back. I ended up walking to the far side and up river about 200 yds. to a safe crossing. Thanks, JT |
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