Where do you fish?

On a side note- any Colorado guys or gals in the group? I recently
moved from Denver to the Midwest and have been missing the Blue and
the Williams Fork- anyone have been fishing out there lately?

Where in the midwest? Somewhere you could pick me up in Omaha on the
way to nice water?
Frank Reid

Lazarus Cooke wrote:
Oh for God's sake. I didn't see the original post ...

The guy posted a commercial and roff doesn't allow commercials.

And he wasn't told to F/O, although he probably should have been.

--
Ken Fortenberry

Ken Fortenberry wrote:
Lazarus Cooke wrote:

Oh for God's sake. I didn't see the original post ...


The guy posted a commercial and roff doesn't allow commercials.

And he wasn't told to F/O, although he probably should have been.


I don't think it's a big deal, and I don't think that it's indicative of
arrogant American imperial haughtiness, although there's plenty of that
to go around.

The guy made a Usenet boo-boo and seems sincerely remorseful. I hope he
hangs around and talks fishing. It won't be long before Wolfgang calls
him a moron, though.

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

On Jan 20, 4:07 pm, Frank Reid wrote:
On a side note- any Colorado guys or gals in the group? I recently
moved from Denver to the Midwest and have been missing the Blue and
the Williams Fork- anyone have been fishing out there lately?

Where in the midwest? Somewhere you could pick me up in Omaha on the
way to nice water?
Frank Reid

Frank,

I am in St. Louis but I have had many trips through Nebraska when I
lived in Iowa (back and forth to Colorado). Actually went on my first
and only duck hunt in Paxton, NE. Had a blast... but if I am going to
freeze my rear off, I am going to do it in a river with a fly rod. I
do have alot of friends out in the Denver area- might have to do a
trip here soon. If you are heading out to CO, I recommend March. The
Blue River is such a great time- either below Dillon (can get
crowded... but there are some HOGS or down past Green Mountain Res
where I like to go). October is also a good time for the browns on the
Williams Fork/Colorado among other areas. Actually anytime can be good
to excellent. I miss Colorado- but I grew up bass fishing, so the
Midwest isnt so bad. There are some great small rivers out here that
have some good bass in them that are fun on a 5wt.

Where do you go in Nebraska?

Evan

On Jan 20, 3:58 pm, Lazarus Cooke
wrote:
In article
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Didnt think getting feedback was such a touchy subject around here-
thanks for the guys that filled out the survey- that info helps out
alot.
To everyone else- my apologies- I will remove the post.

Oh for God's sake. I didn't see the original post but is it the case
that someone who's interested in fishing stumbled onto this NG,
suggesting that we might be interested in what he/she has to offer?

And has he/she been told to F/O?

If so, I hope it's been made clear that the arrogant haughtiness is
purely an American Imperial pov, and that other roffians might actually
be interested?

Lazarus

No hard feelings.I am getting a fishing related service off the ground
and my post had quite a commercial tone to it- which is why I pulled
it. Probably didnt help that it was the first post I made either- but
none the less- lesson learned.

"em" wrote in message news:a7c16334-305b-49e3-b242-


No hard feelings.I am getting a fishing related service off the ground
and my post had quite a commercial tone to it- which is why I pulled
it. Probably didnt help that it was the first post I made either- but
none the less- lesson learned.

Hang on to your thick skin, you're gonna need it, if you decide to hang out
here!

Op

Where do you go in Nebraska?

For trout, there's not much to be had unless you hit the Niobrara.
Other than that, I travel east (PA) or west (MT). Its pretty much
1136 miles either way.
Frank Reid

"rw" wrote in message
m...
Ken Fortenberry wrote:
Lazarus Cooke wrote:

Oh for God's sake. I didn't see the original post ...


The guy posted a commercial and roff doesn't allow commercials.

And he wasn't told to F/O, although he probably should have been.


I don't think it's a big deal, and I don't think that it's indicative of
arrogant American imperial haughtiness, although there's plenty of that to
go around.

The guy made a Usenet boo-boo and seems sincerely remorseful. I hope he
hangs around and talks fishing. It won't be long before Wolfgang calls him
a moron, though.

Imbecile.

Wolfgang

On Jan 21, 10:25*am, Frank Reid wrote:

For trout, there's not much to be had unless you hit the Niobrara.
Other than that, I travel east (PA) or west (MT). *Its pretty much
1136 miles either way.

What happened to south?

On Jan 21, 10:14*am, Wayne Knight wrote:
On Jan 21, 10:25*am, Frank Reid wrote:

For trout, there's not much to be had unless you hit the Niobrara.
Other than that, I travel east (PA) or west (MT). *Its pretty much
1136 miles either way.

What happened to south?

Well, yah know, you catch 40 to 50 trophy trout in a day and it gets
old real quick. :-)
Frank Reid