In Light Of The Fact That:
1) Reelfun been to NW
2) Farmer took the combine out
3) Doodler been striper sniping
4) Reedys all been to Kerr
5) Doc is always fishin
6) SH, Dr Speckle, Skid Row been float fishin
7) Cohoon Crappie been to Prince
8) Cameron Jr been to W Va. fishin
9) TapOut been to W Branch
10) Nitro fished Pamunkey
11) PanMan been to B-Dam
12) Ekim been at L Creek
14) spec2ring been to NW
15) Boscoe been wading with turtles..........................................
................................................I would be honored to sing ya all a little Thurs mornin ditty goes somethin like this:
HI-HO, HI-HO, to Diascund with The Onion I go.........
Not a banner day but scratched the itch
Fished 8-11:30 1st & 2nd bridge & rubble pile by pumphouse. Bridges both big producers but fish mostly small. I had 2 over 12 and that was the biggest but cripes I musta caught 40. Had I wanted any I coulda put together a good meal of 10"+ fish but returned everything. Used slip float on 1 rig with minnow and 1/32 plain head jig with various bodies, sometimes w, sometimes w/o minnow. Caught 2 pretty hefty musky, and quite a few white perch.
Water almost 85 degrees, bluebird sky, nice breeze. When I got to the ramp they were just finishing mowing the parking area for me. Had to be me it was for, I was the lone ranger there till noon anyway. Made a short day of it, am in the middle of mowing lawn right now. No pics, had camera with but only took 1 and not of fish.
Doodle, I am disappointed in my brother giving you that pic. He's done crap like that ever since I went upside his noggin with a rock one day when we were kids. Atleast he had his wits about him enuf to show you the way to the neighbors garden. He may have a real bad case of the dumba$$ but he will not bite the garden that feeds him.
That pic ought to be self-explanatory: I whispered just a tad too hard upside
Ol Bucks' head trying to drive my point home and a closer look at his glassy eyes should tell ya he's out cold. I rolled him over and have assumed the position to administer artificial resuscitation. When I lean forward to plant a liplock on him to blow in, it extends his front legs forward and up, clearing his air passage. Then after blowing in I jump up and draw my legs up so when I land it is with my full weight on his chest to aid in exhalation.
You always want to have a witness present when resuscitating a horse because any misinterpretation of what is going on by passersby or bystanders can lead to a stretch in the crowbar motel on downright disgusting charges. It also tends to lower ones' status with agencies like the
American Alliance of Friends of Horses.
