My butt doesn't hurt. It itches like hell, but it doesn't hurt.Shmogley said:surprised people are getting so butthurt over all the tongue in cheek comments on this. lol
most entertaining post ive read all month
My butt doesn't hurt. It itches like hell, but it doesn't hurt.Shmogley said:surprised people are getting so butthurt over all the tongue in cheek comments on this. lol
most entertaining post ive read all month
To catch a fish one must think like a fish Great postMuskieBait said:Yes, if you are the most knowledgeable angler on that body of water, it doesn't matter what you fish with or what you fish from...you are THE expert. That is why grandpa with his 14-foot tinny can beat out Mr. Hotshot Angler of the Year with his 20-foot Tracker and 150 Yahama on local tourneys...because grandpa has been fishing that lake all his life and named his favourite pet bass in the lake...while Mr. Hotshot has general knowledge but don't know the lake like the back of his hand.
Which is why I have never said I'm an expert and I'll never agree to that term. I know a lot of general knowledge and I can generally do well fishing anywhere...but I'm not one who fish the same spot or for the same species 24/7. So I'll never be an expert...but I'm a jack-of-all-trades, master-of-none...and that's OK too.
Does owing a Tracker and actually entering into tournament actually make you a pro? Does owning a $1000 pin immediately make you a steelheader? Don't answer that...they are rhetorical questions. We already know the answer.
Again, science teaches me that the 15 year old summer student can be an expert in the system he's studying...even more than all the scientists with their PhD and years of research...if he truly knows his system better than anyone else in the world. Yes, a highschool kid without his diploma can be the leading internation expert in a cancer cure. It is not what you own...but what you actually know.
Oh man that sounds great! Living in Halton and trying to find fishing holes close to home has been productive for bass as well, but I can only consistently get largemouths. No smallies,- and your post sounds like a dreamMatthew Rossi said:Haliburton has AMAZING smallies! I know a lake there when on average I catch 4 pounders all day. My pb was 7 lbs on the nose. The fish was a fatty and came in just a hair under 24 inches
Let them complain about this one. I'm a fisherman not a photographer.hamtownhog said:And we wonder why the numbers of people that post pictures of fish online have dropped off .
All folks seem to do is pick apart the way someones holding it or the angle or the proximity to the camera lens , Blah blah blah
MuskieBait said:I do experiments everyday for a job...that took me all of 5min to set up and 15min to type. Getting laid will take even longer than that.
Yes, because it takes at least a few drinks before you can take her home at the end of the night.Porkpie said:Clearly your not married. Including foreplay, 3 minutes tops! Nonetheless, I don't see a 30 inch smallie here either!
.Porkpie said:Clearly your not married. Including foreplay, 3 minutes tops! Nonetheless, I don't see a 30 inch smallie here either!
1. You had a Blast!alwayscatching said:Lol I'm dieing at all this in depth review of the length, I myself weighed the fish and my brother used the same measure board I use in tournaments to measure both. I really don't care about all the science behind it and I do not mean to be disrepctful at all lol but I had a blast and caught 3 hogs so far with my brother who was off his shift rotation for the week! Couldn't have asked for a better couple of days.