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Old June 15th, 2008, 07:23 PM posted to alt.binaries.pictures.fishing
jeff miller[_2_]
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so...has the new binary oppression killed this newsgroup too?

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Old June 16th, 2008, 12:34 AM posted to alt.binaries.pictures.fishing
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jeff miller wrote:
so...has the new binary oppression killed this newsgroup too?

jeff


I do believe one one went fishing with a camera this week.

I got out Thursday for a few hours after work. Caught
three tiny, 5" trout. Two Rainbows and a Brown. And,
even if I did take a picture of those, which I didn't,
I am way to proud to post them.

All three were natives. You can tell by their color
and the way they fight. And, the "Farm Raised" fish (A.K.A.
planters) are planted at 7" and 11" (go figure). No sign
of the Farm Raised ones though, they probably all starved
to death looking for hatchery trout (dry dog) food.
Besides, it annoys the Farm Raised guys with all those
pesky bugs in the way. You'd think they'd notice the natives
eating them.

I sent the three lil' ones back to their mommies: a bit
humiliated, but none the worse for wear.

-T
 




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