Question about loop leaders?

Warren wrote:

Dave, thanks again for getting me to Penn's.
I will *always* be grateful for you doing what you did and the thought
of your deeds being blasted in this forum really gives me a case of the
red ass.

In that case, you shouldn't have bitched about it in earshot of a
half-dozen people.'

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wrote...
In that case, you shouldn't have bitched about it in earshot of a
half-dozen people.'

**** off.
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"Charlie Choc" wrote in message
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On Sun, 17 Oct 2004 19:16:55 GMT, Ken Fortenberry
wrote:

Charlie Choc wrote:

I fished all the way up from the Texas hole to the cable hole. I'm not
sure
what you are calling the currents, but - as I said - I didn't see anyone
fish
the way you describe or any fish deformed the way you describe. ...

If you fished the Kiddie Hole and didn't see any deformed fish then
you must have got skunked at the Kiddie Hole. Louie's right, Kiddie
Hole fishing isn't even sportsmanlike.

Didn't get skunked and didn't see any deformed fish (there). Maybe what we
thought was the kiddie hole wasn't.

Yeah, I supposet that's an option. My story matches Charlies exactly: we
waded in across a shallower part and I took up a postition behind some
larger, flat topped rocks near where the head of the main current was. All
my casts were with nymphs (learned the day before that little else worked)
but were upstream and off to the side, and I definately did not kick up any
seds from the bottom. I was catching medium sized fish (14 inches, or so
IIRC) every 4-5 minutes or so. They were definately not beat up, in fact
some were quite pretty. About 8 or 10 other people came through in the time
we were there (about an hour) and I don't think anyone else caught anything
at all.

Maybe it wasn't the Kiddie Pool: we discussed that several times as it was
both of our first time there. And maybe there is a well-known formula for
catching fish, but we weren't using it and weren't catching any skaggy fish
either. But AFAIK, it doesn't matter; we were fishing.....rejecting some
locale because its 'too easy' or the 'fish are ugly' smacks of elitism. We
were newbies to the region, and had to work for our catches.

--riverman

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"rw" wrote in message
m...
Warren wrote:

Dave, thanks again for getting me to Penn's. I will *always* be grateful for you
doing what you did and the thought of your deeds being blasted in this forum really
gives me a case of the red ass.

In that case, you shouldn't have bitched about it in earshot of a half-dozen
people.'


Remember not "bitch" to tell me that you are "mildly ****ed off" the next time I
decide to, repeatedly, post Ken's response to your **** post.

Mark

rw wrote:
Warren wrote:

Dave, thanks again for getting me to Penn's.
I will *always* be grateful for you doing what you did and the
thought of your deeds being blasted in this forum really gives me a
case of the red ass.

In that case, you shouldn't have bitched about it in earshot of a
half-dozen people.'

I'd guess that Warren was "bitching" about having to come up with $200 at a time
of unemployment. I'd further guess that he couldn't have even imagined that
someone would turn around and post it on roff - especially someone using it for
a shield because *they* felt attacked on another front. Steve, you're dis'ing a
*LOT* of people with this round, because many of us donated a few dollars just
to help rescue the Zimbo rod. Dave is the one who refused to keep the money and
used it (and much of his own, I suspect) to give the people attending Penns some
western camaraderie.
--
TL,
Tim
http://css.sbcma.com/timj

rw wrote:
Warren wrote:

Dave, thanks again for getting me to Penn's.
I will *always* be grateful for you doing what you did and the
thought of your deeds being blasted in this forum really gives me a
case of the red ass.

In that case, you shouldn't have bitched about it in earshot of a
half-dozen people.'

I'd guess that Warren was "bitching" about having to come up with $200 at a time
of unemployment. I'd further guess that he couldn't have even imagined that
someone would turn around and post it on roff - especially someone using it for
a shield because *they* felt attacked on another front. Steve, you're dis'ing a
*LOT* of people with this round, because many of us donated a few dollars just
to help rescue the Zimbo rod. Dave is the one who refused to keep the money and
used it (and much of his own, I suspect) to give the people attending Penns some
western camaraderie.
--
TL,
Tim
http://css.sbcma.com/timj

rw wrote:
Tim J. wrote:

What is this - the history channel? Can't we all just forget about
the past and get along?

No.

Yeah, that *is* funny, ain't it? ;-)

Not particularly. No smiley here.

You *must* think it's fun. You're the one stirring the **** pot.
--
TL,
Tim
http://css.sbcma.com/timj

rw wrote:
Tim J. wrote:

What is this - the history channel? Can't we all just forget about
the past and get along?

No.

Yeah, that *is* funny, ain't it? ;-)

Not particularly. No smiley here.

You *must* think it's fun. You're the one stirring the **** pot.
--
TL,
Tim
http://css.sbcma.com/timj

Warren writes:

Dave, thanks again for getting me to Penn's.

I know that, and I understand you venting with rw as I posted in an e-mail just
a few minutes ago.

For those of you who do not understand, let me give a short history. After
penns, I tried to contact Warren, and got no reply. Again and again I got no
reply. The e-mail filter I use on this account had his old e-mail address, so
his replies were blocked. We finally figured it out and I assured Warren not
to worry about anything he ever owed me. It wasn't about the money; it was
about him blowing me off. Warren and I squared away all of this months ago.
It is sad, however, that it had to be made public, embarrassing both Warren and
me. Warren's financial and employment situation is no one's business.

riverman writes:

.rejecting some
locale because its 'too easy' or the 'fish are ugly' smacks of elitism.

No elitism involved, Myron. The fish in the Kiddie Hole are so beat up that I
know if you caught one, you would feel the same as I do. I am talking about a
good size rainbow (17 inches) that comes in like a rag doll. When you see its
mouth, all scarred with open sores, if you don't condemn fishing there, then
you have no heart. You might as well use a net to catch these fish because
catching them on a fly rod ain't sport.