Well, Sturgeon are on the endangered list. Reading your posts about
catching them is stupid enough. Trying to catch them is absolutely
stupid.You're one of those people who fish them to extinction, then
say " Where'd all the Sturgeon go?"

Then I suggest you quit being stupid by NOT reading my posts! You have
a strange way with words.

Catching sturgeon is legal. If you have a problem with it, don't catch
'em. But enviro-whackos like you have no sway on my fishing, and I
greatly enjoy knowing that I have you all stirred up over my
recreational choices. Thanks for the entertainment!

Every sturgeon I have kept is legal. So apply your enviro-whacko
nonsense to yourself and leave me the hell out of your plans to "save
the sturgeon"|.

In article 471053a7-e105-4630-9585-d4fa4cd51889
@f20g2000prn.googlegroups.com, says...

Well, Sturgeon are on the endangered list. Reading your posts about
catching them is stupid enough. Trying to catch them is absolutely
stupid.You're one of those people who fish them to extinction, then
say " Where'd all the Sturgeon go?"

You ought to get your facts straight, you silly enviro-whacko schmuck,
before you start preaching your twisted gospel. The white sturgeon is
listed as endangered in Idaho and Montana. Both sturgeon in my story
were released. I released 9 this year and kept 2 - both of which were
tagged as required. Not that it's any of your business, but now you
know.

I have one tag left that I figured I wouldn't use, but I'll brave the
cold one more time just to get it - and will do so in your honor.

Every fish I've ever taken is legal - and I am not swayed in the least
by your nonsense.

So get off my ass and preach your crap to someone who might pay the
slightest attention to your enviro-whacko bull ****!

Yeeeeaaasssshhhh...

I am Tosk wrote:
In article 471053a7-e105-4630-9585-d4fa4cd51889
@f20g2000prn.googlegroups.com, says...
Well, Sturgeon are on the endangered list. Reading your posts about
catching them is stupid enough. Trying to catch them is absolutely
stupid.You're one of those people who fish them to extinction, then
say " Where'd all the Sturgeon go?"
You ought to get your facts straight, you silly enviro-whacko schmuck,
before you start preaching your twisted gospel. The white sturgeon is
listed as endangered in Idaho and Montana. Both sturgeon in my story
were released. I released 9 this year and kept 2 - both of which were
tagged as required. Not that it's any of your business, but now you
know.

I have one tag left that I figured I wouldn't use, but I'll brave the
cold one more time just to get it - and will do so in your honor.

Every fish I've ever taken is legal - and I am not swayed in the least
by your nonsense.

So get off my ass and preach your crap to someone who might pay the
slightest attention to your enviro-whacko bull ****!

Yeeeeaaasssshhhh...


One asshole agreeing with another...

On Thu, 3 Dec 2009 20:16:42 -0800 (PST), FishWisher
wrote:

I headed again this week to the delta for another few days of chasing
sturgeon. My first day was a skunk near Decker Island, but a boat
nearby had to raise anchor to drift with a huge eight footer to get
him to the boat - and away from the damn furbag who tried to steal
him. They managed to boat him and move him back downriver to save him
from the sea lion - and I caught a great photo of him as they released
him.

On the second day I cruised down to Suisun Bay for a glorious day of
calm water and sunshine - but no sturgeon action.

Day three, back at Decker Island near Rio vista, I managed to reel in
a 46 incher that I chose to release for another day.

I stayed at Delta Marina and RV Park in Rio Vista, a very nice place
to spend nights in the coach and days on the water. Keeping the boat
at the dock sure makes heading out each day a pleasure.

Photos and more story on my homepage: www.FishWisher.com

Dale

Great story and great pictures. Wow!

Thanks.
--

John H

On Fri, 4 Dec 2009 12:50:46 -0800 (PST), FishWisher
wrote:

On Dec 4, 12:28*pm, Scott Dickson wrote:
On Dec 3, 11:16*pm, FishWisher wrote:



I headed again this week to the delta for another few days of chasing
sturgeon. My first day was a skunk near Decker Island, but a boat
nearby had to raise anchor to drift with a huge eight footer to get
him to the boat - and away from the damn furbag who tried to steal
him. They managed to boat him and move him back downriver to save him
from the sea lion - and I caught a great photo of him as they released
him.

On the second day I cruised down to Suisun Bay for a glorious day of
calm water and sunshine - but no sturgeon action.

Day three, back at Decker Island near Rio vista, I managed to reel in
a 46 incher that I chose to release for another day.

I stayed at Delta Marina and RV Park in Rio Vista, a very nice place
to spend nights in the coach and days on the water. Keeping the boat
at the dock sure makes heading out each day a pleasure.

Photos and more story on my homepage:www.FishWisher.com

Dale

Still pales in comparison to the 11 footer they reeled in off
Goderich, Ontario in Lake Huron.

Well... damn. Nothing I ever do or witness will NOT pale in comparison
to some great and mighty adventure you have READ about. But I'll
likely keep on posting my stories and perhaps you can just pass over
them as you know they'll all pale in comparison to something you've
READ. Try doing.

Dale

Dale, most of us have filtered the guy simply because of his bad
manners. Please pay him no heed. It simply gets his juices flowing.

Some folks are little more than the south end of a north-bound mule.
--

John H

"FishWisher" wrote in message
...
On Dec 4, 12:28 pm, Scott Dickson wrote:
On Dec 3, 11:16 pm, FishWisher wrote:



I headed again this week to the delta for another few days of chasing
sturgeon. My first day was a skunk near Decker Island, but a boat
nearby had to raise anchor to drift with a huge eight footer to get
him to the boat - and away from the damn furbag who tried to steal
him. They managed to boat him and move him back downriver to save him
from the sea lion - and I caught a great photo of him as they released
him.

On the second day I cruised down to Suisun Bay for a glorious day of
calm water and sunshine - but no sturgeon action.

Day three, back at Decker Island near Rio vista, I managed to reel in
a 46 incher that I chose to release for another day.

I stayed at Delta Marina and RV Park in Rio Vista, a very nice place
to spend nights in the coach and days on the water. Keeping the boat
at the dock sure makes heading out each day a pleasure.

Photos and more story on my homepage:www.FishWisher.com

Dale

Still pales in comparison to the 11 footer they reeled in off
Goderich, Ontario in Lake Huron.

Well... damn. Nothing I ever do or witness will NOT pale in comparison
to some great and mighty adventure you have READ about. But I'll
likely keep on posting my stories and perhaps you can just pass over
them as you know they'll all pale in comparison to something you've
READ. Try doing.

Dale

Was not in Ontario, was on the Frasier River in BC. Still Canada. but get
the area correct.

On Dec 4, 10:36*pm, "Bill McKee" wrote:
"FishWisher" wrote in message

...
On Dec 4, 12:28 pm, Scott Dickson wrote:



On Dec 3, 11:16 pm, FishWisher wrote:

I headed again this week to the delta for another few days of chasing
sturgeon. My first day was a skunk near Decker Island, but a boat
nearby had to raise anchor to drift with a huge eight footer to get
him to the boat - and away from the damn furbag who tried to steal
him. They managed to boat him and move him back downriver to save him
from the sea lion - and I caught a great photo of him as they released
him.

On the second day I cruised down to Suisun Bay for a glorious day of
calm water and sunshine - but no sturgeon action.

Day three, back at Decker Island near Rio vista, I managed to reel in
a 46 incher that I chose to release for another day.

I stayed at Delta Marina and RV Park in Rio Vista, a very nice place
to spend nights in the coach and days on the water. Keeping the boat
at the dock sure makes heading out each day a pleasure.

Photos and more story on my homepage:www.FishWisher.com

Dale

Still pales in comparison to the 11 footer they reeled in off
Goderich, Ontario in Lake Huron.

Well... damn. Nothing I ever do or witness will NOT pale in comparison
to some great and mighty adventure you have READ about. But I'll
likely keep on posting my stories and perhaps you can just pass over
them as you know they'll all pale in comparison to something you've
READ. Try doing.

Dale

Was not in Ontario, was on the Frasier River in BC. *Still Canada. but get
the area correct.

Well, I CAN get a picture of the fish, with the guys who took turns
reeling it in. It WAS in Ontario. How about you get YOUR facts strait.