What were your 2004 highlights?

Well I hope Sean is enjoying our inheiritance! LOL


"Jerry Barton (NervisRek)" wrote in message
...
Sean keeps removing things from the Will List. He says you and Heavy keep
getting everything early.

Dan, danl, danny boy, Redbeard, actually Greybeard now wrote:
Last year Randy asked that question. Now it's my turn.

What were the highlights of your 2004 fishing season. Personal
highlights are ok too, just add some fishing to them :}

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Mine had to be winning the NWC. Particularly the second day when Kevin
put us on that slop bite. After that I had to go out and buy some
horny toads as he was getting many more bites than I was from the back
of the boat. Now if the ice would just get off the lakes so I could
try them out.

Top 5 Highlights
1. Seeing my son Tyler catch a 4 lb largemouth without help (on a SW
spinnerbait!).
2. Spending my 41st birthday with Steve Huber on Lake Erie smallmouth
fishing.
3. Weighing in 22lbs, 5 oz. in the second day of the BFL
SuperTournament.
4. Finishing in the top 10 (4th and 7th) twice and another top 20
during the BFL season.
5. Spending time with Joe H and Charles at the FLW Tour Championship.
Can you say Yamaha Cheerleaders????

Top 5 lowlights
1. Discovering biscuits and sausage gravy at the Tour Championship.
2. Loosing a 2lb fish on a buzzbait during a BFL on the river that
would have given me a chance to win the division.
3. Breaking a rod with another 2lber on during the same tournament.
4. Cataract surgery
5. Locking my thumb in the truck door before duck hunting (3 months
later and I almost have a new thumbnail).

Jack
~~
Jack Dalzell
www.jdbass.com
~~

You didn't like the biscuits and gravy? Or is it the lady that made them
what you miss?


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Top 5 Highlights
1. Seeing my son Tyler catch a 4 lb largemouth without help (on a SW
spinnerbait!).
2. Spending my 41st birthday with Steve Huber on Lake Erie smallmouth
fishing.
3. Weighing in 22lbs, 5 oz. in the second day of the BFL
SuperTournament.
4. Finishing in the top 10 (4th and 7th) twice and another top 20
during the BFL season.
5. Spending time with Joe H and Charles at the FLW Tour Championship.
Can you say Yamaha Cheerleaders????

Top 5 lowlights
1. Discovering biscuits and sausage gravy at the Tour Championship.
2. Loosing a 2lb fish on a buzzbait during a BFL on the river that
would have given me a chance to win the division.
3. Breaking a rod with another 2lber on during the same tournament.
4. Cataract surgery
5. Locking my thumb in the truck door before duck hunting (3 months
later and I almost have a new thumbnail).

Jack
~~
Jack Dalzell
www.jdbass.com
~~

All my recent highlites can be found he

http://www.warrenwolk.com/newaboutme.htm

Warren

"Charles B. Summers" wrote in message
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Well I hope Sean is enjoying our inheiritance! LOL


"Jerry Barton (NervisRek)" wrote in message
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Sean keeps removing things from the Will List. He says you and Heavy
keep
getting everything early.

I will look into that and I will give you a call.

Heavy



Jerry Barton (NervisRek) wrote:
I sent you the pictures of the rods but your email address bounced
back.


"Heavy" wrote in message
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Hey Jerry, just email me at my home email.

Heavy


Charles B. Summers wrote:
WHAT?????? What custom rods???


"Jerry Barton (NervisRek)" wrote in
message
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You just want those "Custom" rods I bought you.



"Heavy" wrote in message
oups.com...
I also look forward to spending some time on the water with
my
adopted
dad as well!

Heavy

On 2005-03-14 08:24:56 -0600, "Charles B. Summers"
said:

You didn't like the biscuits and gravy? Or is it the lady that made them
what you miss?

Bisquits and gravy? Son, that's the staff of life across the Southland.

I have to give you credit... you didn't cut and run when Betty served
up the grits. Most Yankee's don't seem to be able to work up the....
appetite? interest? courage? enthusiasm? Anyway, you tried them. I
think you did, at any rate. The speck of grits on the tip of one tine
of your fork was a little difficult to see all the way across the table.

Joe

"Joe Haubenreich" swljoe-at-secretweaponlures-dot-com wrote in message
news:2005031419182416807%swljoeatsecretweaponlures ...
On 2005-03-14 08:24:56 -0600, "Charles B. Summers"
said:

You didn't like the biscuits and gravy? Or is it the lady that made them
what you miss?

Bisquits and gravy? Son, that's the staff of life across the Southland.

I have to give you credit... you didn't cut and run when Betty served up
the grits. Most Yankee's don't seem to be able to work up the....
appetite? interest? courage? enthusiasm? Anyway, you tried them. I think
you did, at any rate. The speck of grits on the tip of one tine of your
fork was a little difficult to see all the way across the table.

I must be a "Closet Southerner" then. Man, I love Biscuits and Gravy.
Grits??? Bring em on. Love them too. But, do you have any idea how hard
they are to find in Rhinelander?
--
Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com
G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
http://www.herefishyfishy.com

Fried left over grits with syrup, yummy!!!!

"Joe Haubenreich" swljoe-at-secretweaponlures-dot-com wrote in message
news:2005031419182416807%swljoeatsecretweaponlures .
net...
On 2005-03-14 08:24:56 -0600, "Charles B. Summers"
said:

You didn't like the biscuits and gravy? Or is it the lady that made them
what you miss?

Bisquits and gravy? Son, that's the staff of life across the Southland.

I have to give you credit... you didn't cut and run when Betty served
up the grits. Most Yankee's don't seem to be able to work up the....
appetite? interest? courage? enthusiasm? Anyway, you tried them. I
think you did, at any rate. The speck of grits on the tip of one tine
of your fork was a little difficult to see all the way across the table.

Joe

This is coming from a guy who'd eat anything! Whast was that crap you were
eating down in Florida? Squid?


"Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers" wrote in
message ...

I must be a "Closet Southerner" then. Man, I love Biscuits and Gravy.
Grits??? Bring em on. Love them too. But, do you have any idea how hard
they are to find in Rhinelander?
--
Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com
G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
http://www.herefishyfishy.com