Richard Casady wrote:
On Sun, 16 Aug 2009 02:02:57 -0500, wrote:

Go fishing. The white bass are biting. We caught 130 in four hours
yesterday.

I hate cleaning fish, and I can't imagine cleaning 130 of them.

Casady


A better question is why anyone would want to *catch* that many fish.
It's gluttony at its worst.

On Sun, 16 Aug 2009 08:54:53 -0400, H the K
wrote:

Richard Casady wrote:
On Sun, 16 Aug 2009 02:02:57 -0500, wrote:

Go fishing. The white bass are biting. We caught 130 in four hours
yesterday.

I hate cleaning fish, and I can't imagine cleaning 130 of them.

Casady


A better question is why anyone would want to *catch* that many fish.
It's gluttony at its worst.

And the western world can thank liberals... Excuse me. My bad. The
western world can thank laissez-faire capitalism for the innovation of
the freezer that allows one to store large amounts of food for lengthy
periods of time for steady and moderate consumption over time.

And providing for one's own sustenance relieves pressure on a bloated
leviathon of a government.

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A better question is why anyone would want to *catch* that many fish.
It's gluttony at its worst.

I'm sorry. Was I drunk or absent the day you were put in charge of every
little thing? This is a free country, last I looked. Go **** yourself. As
long as I eat the fish, I'll catch all that I legally can.

You ****ing asshole. Gluttony and self-indulgence at its worst, to me, is
someone with a keyboard and no life who has to comment negatively 150 times
a day about all manner of triviality.

Steve

On Sun, 16 Aug 2009 12:44:45 GMT, (Richard
Casady) wrote:

On Sun, 16 Aug 2009 02:02:57 -0500, wrote:

Go fishing. The white bass are biting. We caught 130 in four hours
yesterday.

I hate cleaning fish, and I can't imagine cleaning 130 of them.

Casady

It only took about 1/2 of an hour with two electric knives, and one
person removing the ribs. The cleaning station at the lake is
designed for efficient processing of the fish. And as much fun as it
was to catch that many fish, an half an hour of work isn't too much to
ask.

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"Richard Casady" wrote in message
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On Sun, 16 Aug 2009 02:02:57 -0500, wrote:

Go fishing. The white bass are biting. We caught 130 in four hours
yesterday.

I hate cleaning fish, and I can't imagine cleaning 130 of them.

Casady

When I lived in Louisiana, we would stop when we caught as many fish as we
wanted to clean, and they were still biting. 125 is about right. At Toledo
Bend, they had scalers that looked like commercial laundromat dryers. You
put your fish in there, and they tumble around, and come out all scaled.
They worked great. But you still had to gut them.

Steve

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On Sat, 15 Aug 2009 20:08:14 -0600, "SteveB"
wrote:

I went and played golf for my last time Tuesday. Anything that is that
painful is not fun. Anything that I can't get a decent grasp on in three
months is not fun, either. For $20-$50 for three or four hours of golf, I
can go boating in my little guppy quite a few times. The lake is about
eight miles, and a 40 doesn't burn a lot of gas. Plus, I catch big
rainbows
that sell for $6 a pound at the store. So, time to dust off the guppy,
fix
the carpet, replace some wood, do some painting, get some hardware,
another
anchor, a battery, and ....................

holy ****. I think it may be cheaper to keep golfing.

Steve


Go fishing. The white bass are biting. We caught 130 in four hours
yesterday.

The boat could be a problem though...

What boat problem would that be?

On Sun, 16 Aug 2009 09:02:48 -0600, "SteveB"
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On Sat, 15 Aug 2009 20:08:14 -0600, "SteveB"
wrote:

I went and played golf for my last time Tuesday. Anything that is that
painful is not fun. Anything that I can't get a decent grasp on in three
months is not fun, either. For $20-$50 for three or four hours of golf, I
can go boating in my little guppy quite a few times. The lake is about
eight miles, and a 40 doesn't burn a lot of gas. Plus, I catch big
rainbows
that sell for $6 a pound at the store. So, time to dust off the guppy,
fix
the carpet, replace some wood, do some painting, get some hardware,
another
anchor, a battery, and ....................

holy ****. I think it may be cheaper to keep golfing.

Steve


Go fishing. The white bass are biting. We caught 130 in four hours
yesterday.

The boat could be a problem though...

What boat problem would that be?

The lake where we caught the bass, Shelbyville Lake, has no limit on
white bass. The boat has live-wells on either side that can hold a
substantial quantity of fish. The live wells, 2 per side, are
approximately 3'x2'x1 1/2'. We filled one side of the boat with 130
fish. (The aerator wasn't working on the other side.) A smaller boat
could have trouble with 200 lbs. of white bass.

People, less a large number of liberals and progressives, can be
fairly enterprising. There's always a way, I suppose.

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On Sat, 15 Aug 2009 20:08:14 -0600, "SteveB"
wrote:

I went and played golf for my last time Tuesday. Anything that is that
painful is not fun. Anything that I can't get a decent grasp on in three
months is not fun, either. For $20-$50 for three or four hours of golf, I
can go boating in my little guppy quite a few times. The lake is about
eight miles, and a 40 doesn't burn a lot of gas. Plus, I catch big rainbows
that sell for $6 a pound at the store. So, time to dust off the guppy, fix
the carpet, replace some wood, do some painting, get some hardware, another
anchor, a battery, and ....................

holy ****. I think it may be cheaper to keep golfing.

Steve


But unless you walk on water, fishing doesn't do much to keep the
weight and cholesterol down.

I was thinking the other day, while playing, that I'd probably never
get very good at the game. I've been playing for five years now, and
shoot in the 90's regularly. But, every so often I'll bang out a 108
just to keep my head from getting too big. It's frustrating. You know
you can hit the ball well, but the last shot went into the woods. It
gets very demoralizing.