Camping, fishing and fun

The last week before school I was able to go camping and fishing with my family and my friend Adam. I used worms, jig heads and slab sauce to catch blue gill, perch and sun fish. My uncle Had taught me how to fillet fish a few weeks ago and I thought I would try it. We only had a tote bin full of extra wood, which made do for our fillet table. We did not get back to my camper until after 10 and had to use lanterns to light the area but it worked. The next day we had a small snack of fried fish. Attachment 315550Attachment 315551Attachment 315552Attachment 315553Attachment 315554Attachment 315549

Nice report and pics! Glad you were able to enjoy a few for a snack.

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Nice report, Cole. Maybe next time you come down I can join you and your Uncle Steve on a fishing trip.

Great report and pics.....you guys did very good.

Good job.


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Great job Cole and Adam!

Makes me proud to see the young fellas taking up the sport of fishing, and extra points for filetting your own fish!

With school and football season coming on, you are going to be busy but try to make a little time to go drown a worm when you can......


Cause it's goooood fer ya! (quote-Richard Gene)

Great report and love it when there's pics! Like uncle Steve said, it's great to see you boys fishin'. Keep it up!

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Good job on the fish,sure looked good

Keep them reports coming

Awesome job. Clear report with great pics. Congrats

Nice job.

Did "Uncle Steve" donate the Engel to you?

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Originally Posted by wicklundrh

Did "Uncle Steve" donate the Engel to you?

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If I remember correctly it was a Christmas present from Judy and I to Cole's mom (Adrienne).

Nice job, those perch are good eating. Thanks for the pics.


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Originally Posted by Just Steve

If I remember correctly it was a Christmas present from Judy and I to Cole's mom (Adrienne).

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I see that he had a bag inserted into the cooler. He was then being a good boy by ensuring the cooler didn't smell like fish after usage.

Something that I am guilty of. I can purchase a cooler, make sure that it is specifically used for one purpose and then...BAM, I've got 100 perch stored in it! Never fails. Maybe that is how I ended up with 6 Igloo coolers all over 100qts. Buy one for drinks, use it for fishing. Set it aside specifically for fishing and buy another for drinks. Soon I have an overflowing fish cooler and need to use the new one... I had to carry three on my big boat at all times. All three of them ended up with fish in them. Thankfully we had a fridgerator to ensure that food and drinks didn't smell like fish.

Yes, you can wash them and clean them but then nobody would think I caught anything!

So, the next time I hand you a drink or a sandwhich from my Engel cooler/drybox, and it smells like fish, you know the reason why. That and my ice blocks are utilitarian. One day they keep food cold, the next day they keep fish cold. Heck, even the same day?

My Engel 85 was purchased for FOOD ONLY. Of course, as you know Steve, the last time we went fishing, what did we put all the fish in? Exactly!

In your nice clean Engel 85 of course!

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