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Posted on 2/13/21 at 10:13 am to awestruck
Posted on 2/13/21 at 10:13 am to awestruck
Sorry to hear about your dad man. That sucks. :(
I dont know that I am a softy. I still fish in the rain in the low 30's 8 hours at times. I do fine when Im out there. I just dont recover as well as I once did. I think I just love sunny hot weather so everything else sucks. The Georgia winters are necessarily cold, its just wet every single day which makes is worse...
I can dig pretty good. Id just rather not do that for what life i have left. Dry and the warm sun on my back sounds pretty good
I dont know that I am a softy. I still fish in the rain in the low 30's 8 hours at times. I do fine when Im out there. I just dont recover as well as I once did. I think I just love sunny hot weather so everything else sucks. The Georgia winters are necessarily cold, its just wet every single day which makes is worse...
I can dig pretty good. Id just rather not do that for what life i have left. Dry and the warm sun on my back sounds pretty good
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Posted on 2/13/21 at 10:39 am to LanierSpots
Thanks appreciate it- but it was good.
Softy was in jest; watched your sling shot video and you looked geared up for weather.
However around here the best steep creek season is dead of winter. We all drysuit up and the Northern baws including Canadian's come down to spend a week or two since it's not all frozen up (and you simply can). It's almost serene to be all wet, icicles everywhere, all the leaves gone so you can forever, and you've got it all to yourself. Or if someone it's never as many as when it's fair weather. Near solitude and not really far off the beaten path. Sometimes like the on Cahaba your almost a stones throw from Crazy-280 and it seems like lost in a state park.
and slacker130 thanks he certainly wasn't adverse to a little scotch.
Softy was in jest; watched your sling shot video and you looked geared up for weather.
However around here the best steep creek season is dead of winter. We all drysuit up and the Northern baws including Canadian's come down to spend a week or two since it's not all frozen up (and you simply can). It's almost serene to be all wet, icicles everywhere, all the leaves gone so you can forever, and you've got it all to yourself. Or if someone it's never as many as when it's fair weather. Near solitude and not really far off the beaten path. Sometimes like the on Cahaba your almost a stones throw from Crazy-280 and it seems like lost in a state park.
and slacker130 thanks he certainly wasn't adverse to a little scotch.
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