Thread: A real fruit jar general discussion.

Originally Posted by tritonman

I ain't skeered to come fish that river with ya Minner. In fact, beats Grenada in the spring for me...lol

DohWash yo mouth out!!!!!

There aint nuttin better than Grenada in the spring!!!Thumbs Up

It wasn't too hot this year for some of us at the fj... Then again, I won't blame my lacking fishing abilities on the lake

Originally Posted by MO' MONEY

It wasn't too hot this year for some of us at the fj... Then again, I won't blame my lacking fishing abilities on the lake

Unless you stumbled on some clear water I am sure it tuff, that's part of my appeal to The Lake. Tuesday morning I had more keepers than all the 6 others fishing where I was put together. 7 of them would have hurt Brandon's feeling I do believe.
Grenada is awesome but its work, have spent many a day hunting them but seem to find em most of the time.

Originally Posted by wilbur

I knew there was a reason I liked RIP. I thought it was his Calamari. Buy the way Rip it was excellant.

It was really great to meet you guys at camp. Feel free to vote on the lake (Sardis) of your choice in the poll. see ya soon, I hope!

Originally Posted by yikess

Satdoc I think rip had a valid point when he mentioned having a fj during a camp seems to give the competitors lockjaw which is true. When we don't have a fj during camp we can openly discuss where we found them and wear some fish out which would be a blast for everyone especially the folks that are new to pulling cranks or spider rigging etc. Camps are a very special part of what really makes this group work.

Thanks Stan, that's spot on to my point!!!

Rip, did you clean out yo inbox yet? LOL

Hay Rip, You enjoying the "Colornel Reb Celebration" in Oxford this week? Won't be long before folks will be referring to TSUN as "University of Mississippi, the historically white university".

The camp cookouts are very important and looked forward to by other MS. C.c members like myself and others ( and there are several) that do not fish the tournaments. This is where we get to see everybody and visit and ask questions and learn. Its great fellowship.