New Boots and One Stinking Trout
posted by Murdock at 10:20 PM
Tuesday, January 06, 2009
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7 Comments:
One is better than none. None is better than not fishing at all.
I am with you. Jeff caught the one that day and all I did was hold the camera...but it still beat sitting in my office overlooking the graveyard...
That's depressing. But there's an adult assisted living home near where I live that overlooks a cemetery. I think if you lived there, the daily reminder would be trump just about all other depressing things.
Can't believe he bothered to use the net.
Great video guys...If you don't mind me asking, what stream was this?
Capt.G - Thats a giant native speckled brookie (in no way is that a stocked rainbow from a DH river...yeah thats the ticket) We use a giant net and state of theart special lens effects to make the trout appear smaller.
Tarheel its the DH section of South Mountains State Park near Morganton, NC (I think the river is called Jacobs fork)
Pete - Remind me to tell you about the time I lived beside the funeral home. The truck from the Batesville Coffin Company used to clip hit the cable and jerk my TV off the entertainment center. I also learned not to look out the window late at night when I heard a noise.
Yup, I was thinking it was the Jacob Fork...pretty stream lots of trout...not very big but they make up for numbers.
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