Posted on 25 March 2010.
I should have quit fishing a long time ago. If I was a smart guy I certainly would have. I could have taken all that energy and put it somewhere more productive, like my education perhaps. At least that’s what my family seems to think, maybe they’re right, from a logical standpoint anyways. I started to wonder if maybe I had a problem one night last week when Continue Reading
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Posted on 15 February 2010. Tags: canoes, old town
I fell in love with her the moment I saw her. She was slim, sleek, and tall, oh boy was she tall. She was probably 20 years older than me but that didn’t matter, it’s just a number anyway right? Her glossy candy apple red finish had faded over the years, and she was a tad to the heavy side but looks aren’t everything. No, she had personality, miles and miles of it. They showed through every scratch and ding along her hull. That’s right, my first love wasn’t a girl, or even a car, it was an Old Town Discovery 174 that showed up in our yard on my 13th birthday.
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Posted on 03 February 2010. Tags: River Stories
Article by: Bo Painter (VaSmallieGuy89)
…Eddie Cochran said that “there ain’t no cure for the summertime blues”. I never understood quite what he meant, because I never had a problem with the blues coming in the summertime. Summer’s full of long, warm, lazy days, and of course; bass. What self respecting river fisherman has time to be blue then? No the summertime blues never gave me any trouble, its the wintertime blues that are getting to me, and sitting around the house is doing me about as much good as ol’ Eddie calling his congressman. Continue Reading
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