Still alive

On Thu, 08 Dec 2005 11:51:07 -0500, Charlie Choc
wrote:

but the canoe project sounds like it was a fine one.

D'oh, especially when the result of the project was a kayak.
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Joe F.

Hey, Joe. Shoot me an email at kpos3wt at comcast dot net.
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Tim
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Joe, The legends on this board probably fish like once a year each, so
don't worry about it. ; -)


Welcome back

Ain't *that* the sad truth?!??!?

Although I'm new around these parts, I feel your pain.....

--Steve

wrote:

..... I wish I had more to offer ROFF these days; but I have
squat for on topic contributions to justify an occasional OT rant; and
my present job does not allow for much newsgroup time anyway.

You don't need any justification here, boyo. Drop in anytime you feel
like it. On any subject.

Glad to hear you're well.

JR

On 8 Dec 2005 08:19:19 -0800, wrote:

So, for the present, I am alive and reasonably well. Tight lines to
you all.

Sorry to hear of your broken rod, but let me tell you, you are missed
around this nuthouse. Glad to hear you are ok.

Remember, when in Mass., call Dave and Jo for a free dinner.

Dave

Welcome back.

Dave

bruiser wrote:
Joe, The legends on this board probably fish like once a year each, so
don't worry about it. ; -)

Amen, brother. I haven't fished since September, and I won't until
January at the San Juan, which I'm really looking forward to. Bruiser,
can you tie a half dozen chamois worms for me? I can't seem to get them
right. :-) It's my most productive pattern on the San Juan, even if it
does only amount to one small step above bait fishing.

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

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Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

"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. :-)

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Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

Good to hear from you, Joe. Maybe we'll meet up at Malinda's
again sometime.