e-mail from north carolina

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2011/12/19 09:05:08 (permalink)

e-mail from north carolina

some of you that have sons out of state know what this is like when you get an e-mail like this.
i'm going down to my son's house for Christmas this weekend coming. he told me to bring my fishing equip. before we hung up yesterday morning he said he was going fishing for the day.
this morning i got this e-mail from him. kinda started my day off real good.
 
Give a man a fish feed him for the day. Tie him a couple wooly buggers. He'll bring fish home all winter long!!! Caught about 7 today missed 4. Looks good for next week. Thanks for the buggers dad. Water is up finally
 


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    RhnstnCowboy
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    RE: e-mail from north carolina 2011/12/19 09:10:35 (permalink)
    Nice. My brother lives near Charlotte, but he is coming back for Christmas. I'm hoping to get down there in March for some fishing...

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    RE: e-mail from north carolina 2011/12/19 09:13:16 (permalink)
    Well done Dad.

    Come on DT a chain stringer. You mean you haven't given that young man a Green Uberflysnob rope yet.

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    RE: e-mail from north carolina 2011/12/19 09:17:47 (permalink)
    Sweet. Enjoy the holiday with your family, DT!!

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    RE: e-mail from north carolina 2011/12/19 09:20:24 (permalink)
    when we bait fished and kept trout we always used chains. loved that clicking noise back then. he wanted a few to take back to eat with his son.
     
    RC, son lives in Asheville. great location for all the surounding trout streams and not too far from the great smoky's. i love it down there.

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    RhnstnCowboy
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    RE: e-mail from north carolina 2011/12/19 09:49:01 (permalink)
    RC, son lives in Asheville. great location for all the surounding trout streams and not too far from the great smoky's. i love it down there.


    Thats great. I love Asheville. I've fished quite a bit around there... Thats actually where I hope to be going in March. My brother will be playing in a tournament there...

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    RE: e-mail from north carolina 2011/12/19 09:59:09 (permalink)
    DT When your down there help the boy out and get his fly line to come out the bottom of his reel. Nice fish have a freind that lives in Ashville been wanting me to come down to do some fishing but usually when south fish the salt.
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    RE: e-mail from north carolina 2011/12/19 10:02:18 (permalink)
    Smoke the rainbows, grill the brookie.
    Always used the chain. Easier for culling.
    Nice.
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    RE: e-mail from north carolina 2011/12/19 10:19:15 (permalink)
    ORIGINAL: Sharpefly

    DT When your down there help the boy out and get his fly line to come out the bottom of his reel. Nice fish have a freind that lives in Ashville been wanting me to come down to do some fishing but usually when south fish the salt.


    sharpefly, you have sharp eyes. he's a lefty. when i seen this i couldn't believe he used it that way. it was his brothers reel and he is right handed. i figured this is why he uses it that way. goofy no doubt!
     
    RC, i hope to be moving down that way next summer if i can find a job.
    post edited by doubletaper - 2011/12/19 10:20:10

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    RE: e-mail from north carolina 2011/12/19 10:44:45 (permalink)
    My daughter & son-in-law have a new house they built right on Lake Norman. He fishes the lake all the time in his bass boat. I've got to get down there.
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    RE: e-mail from north carolina 2011/12/19 10:45:14 (permalink)
    RC, i hope to be moving down that way next summer if i can find a job.



    Now that would just suck. You haven't taught me how to throw a dryfly yet.


    Mabee you could start a camp for wayward flyfishermen from up north...

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    RE: e-mail from north carolina 2011/12/19 22:46:03 (permalink)

    ORIGINAL: doubletaper

    RC, i hope to be moving down that way next summer if i can find a job.


    WTH?!

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    RE: e-mail from north carolina 2011/12/20 10:48:31 (permalink)

    " In America they give thanks for the arrival of the Pilgrims , in England we should give thanks for their departure ".
     
    Reply : Once again , everything is relative . It all depends upon ones' perspective .
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    RE: e-mail from north carolina 2011/12/20 11:40:44 (permalink)

    ORIGINAL: doubletaper
    RC, son lives in Asheville. great location for all the surounding trout streams and not too far from the great smoky's. i love it down there.


    I head to Asheville once a year to spend a week. There's some great native brookie streams in the pisgah forest, and a few off the parkway if your willing to explore a little.

    Asheville is a cool town. Lots of good beer too.

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    RE: e-mail from north carolina 2011/12/20 11:58:40 (permalink)
    ORIGINAL: thedrake

    I head to Asheville once a year to spend a week. There's some great native brookie streams in the pisgah forest, and a few off the parkway if your willing to explore a little.

    Asheville is a cool town. Lots of good beer too.



     
     

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    RE: e-mail from north carolina 2011/12/20 17:20:23 (permalink)
    very nice DT have a great christmas with your son
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    RE: e-mail from north carolina 2011/12/20 18:34:01 (permalink)
    Enjoy it my friend

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