Showing posts with label rich folk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rich folk. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 23, 2007

Saks of money...


"Sun, Sea, and Spices. Travel to Bora Bora and go on a deep sea fishing adventure with world-renowned chef Jean Georges Vongerichten, who will then prepare a VIP dinner at his Lagoon Restaurant. You will also get a private tour of Robert Wan's Black Pearl Museum. First class airfare for two people, a night in Tahiti and deluxe accommodations at the luxurious St. Regis Resort, Bora Bora all included. Cost: $115,000, of which $5,000 will be donated to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital."
Just in case this is a bit out of your economic reach I will again extend my offer to take wealthy anglers fly fishing, give you a private tour of the FlyFishMagazine Ancient and Inexpensive Tackle Museum / Garage, while providing a shore lunch complete with your choice of tinned lunch meats. For the deluxe packages we replace the Vienna's with slawdog's from the convenience store of your choosing.

Wednesday, March 21, 2007

ebay - Flyfish with Intel Chairman Craig Barrett


If I want to go fishing with someone I generally call them up and say "Lets go fishing!" If they are reluctant and I really don't want to go alone, I might offer to take my truck and foot the bill for gas. Of course none of my fishing buddies are Intel Chairman Craig Barrett. If you want to go fishing with him on the famous Bitterroot river you will need to bid on this ebay auction.
During your three-day, two-night stay, you and your guest will enjoy a private cabin, along with all the wonderful activities and dining (all meals are included) the ranch has to offer. You and Craig will take part in one of his favorite activities – a day of fly fishing on the Bitterroot River. You will also have the opportunity to join the Intel Chairman in exploring his beloved Northern Rockies forests on horseback. In addition, one evening during your stay, Triple Creek will serve up one of its fabulous gourmet dinners especially for you and Craig.
Gentleman, the bidding starts at $25,000 and proceeds go to benefit The National Forest Foundation.
I do wish to take this opportunity to remind you that while I am not a mover and shaker of the tech world from Silicone Valley, a much more affordable trip ( a six pack and a can of vienna sausages) can be had by contacting any of the the editorial staff of Flyfishmagazine.com.
I can't help but wonder if Mr. Barrett's fly box has an "Intel Inside" sticker on it?