JohnH wrote:

Wow, what a day on the Chesapeake Bay! Yesterday started with a roar, the wind
blowing through the rigging at about 20 mph. The waves were on the high side of
2 to 3 feet, water was coming over the bow, and Old Fart, Gimp, and I were out
to catch some feeesh!

We got an early start, hitting the water about 5:45. The water was too rough for
a trip to some decent trolling grounds, so we decided to try our luck with
shrimp, night crawlers, and top water lures if we found some breakers.

Soon the bite was on! We found a flock of sea gulls working the water and snuck
up along the edge of the breakers. Old Fart was bringing in a striper on almost
every cast! Gimp and I caught our fair share, but whatever Old Fart was using (a
crocodile, or alligator, or something with red on it) was definitely doing the
trick. Before long the striper action died down, and we were hunting something
new.

Trying out the shrimp and night crawlers proved the right course of action. Gimp
actually caught two flounder, and Old Fart and I caught a couple of white perch.

Before long we saw the birds working again, so off we went. More stripers
provided a lot of action, and we even hooked up three blues!

What a day!!

Oh, did I mention that none of the fish was over ten inches long? Oh well!

John H

On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD,
on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay!

You should have called...I would have told you what the weather was like.

Save some $$$ the next time you want to fish. The little fish store in
Chesapeake Beach sells bigger bait than you seem to catch fish.

I'll probably go out Sunday if we're not in the middle of thunderstorms.
Then we're heading down to Virginia Beach again the end of the month,
and New Orleans in mid-September for a few days. If I can't catch any
feesh there, I'll settle for some gumbo.

--
"There's an old saying in Tennessee - I know it's in Texas, probably in
Tennessee - that says, fool me once, shame on - shame on you. Fool me -
you can't get fooled again." -George W. Bush, Nashville, Tenn., Sept.
17, 2002

John,
If you waited for Harry to tell you it is a good time to go boating, you
would get out as often as he does, maybe 3 times a year.


"JohnH" wrote in message
...
On Thu, 12 Aug 2004 19:36:54 -0400, Harry Krause
wrote:

JohnH wrote:

Wow, what a day on the Chesapeake Bay! Yesterday started with a roar,
the wind
blowing through the rigging at about 20 mph. The waves were on the high
side of
2 to 3 feet, water was coming over the bow, and Old Fart, Gimp, and I
were out
to catch some feeesh!

We got an early start, hitting the water about 5:45. The water was too
rough for
a trip to some decent trolling grounds, so we decided to try our luck
with
shrimp, night crawlers, and top water lures if we found some breakers.

Soon the bite was on! We found a flock of sea gulls working the water
and snuck
up along the edge of the breakers. Old Fart was bringing in a striper
on almost
every cast! Gimp and I caught our fair share, but whatever Old Fart was
using (a
crocodile, or alligator, or something with red on it) was definitely
doing the
trick. Before long the striper action died down, and we were hunting
something
new.

Trying out the shrimp and night crawlers proved the right course of
action. Gimp
actually caught two flounder, and Old Fart and I caught a couple of
white perch.

Before long we saw the birds working again, so off we went. More
stripers
provided a lot of action, and we even hooked up three blues!

What a day!!

Oh, did I mention that none of the fish was over ten inches long? Oh
well!

John H

On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD,
on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay!

You should have called...I would have told you what the weather was like.

Save some $$$ the next time you want to fish. The little fish store in
Chesapeake Beach sells bigger bait than you seem to catch fish.

I'll probably go out Sunday if we're not in the middle of thunderstorms.
Then we're heading down to Virginia Beach again the end of the month,
and New Orleans in mid-September for a few days. If I can't catch any
feesh there, I'll settle for some gumbo.

You mean I could trust a weather report from you?

John H

On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD,
on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay!

Have you noticed every time you mention boating, he tells you did it all
wrong.

You don't fish correctly, you fish for the wrong fish, you go to wrong place
to fish, you use the wrong bait, your boat is in the wrong place for fishing
and on top of everything else you are ugly. ; )

Harry is just jealous because his boat is collecting dust instead of fish.



"JohnH" wrote in message
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On Fri, 13 Aug 2004 01:14:57 GMT, "Comcast News" wrote:

John,
If you waited for Harry to tell you it is a good time to go boating, you
would get out as often as he does, maybe 3 times a year.


"JohnH" wrote in message
.. .
On Thu, 12 Aug 2004 19:36:54 -0400, Harry Krause

wrote:

JohnH wrote:

Wow, what a day on the Chesapeake Bay! Yesterday started with a
roar,
the wind
blowing through the rigging at about 20 mph. The waves were on the
high
side of
2 to 3 feet, water was coming over the bow, and Old Fart, Gimp, and
I
were out
to catch some feeesh!

We got an early start, hitting the water about 5:45. The water was
too
rough for
a trip to some decent trolling grounds, so we decided to try our
luck
with
shrimp, night crawlers, and top water lures if we found some
breakers.

Soon the bite was on! We found a flock of sea gulls working the
water
and snuck
up along the edge of the breakers. Old Fart was bringing in a
striper
on almost
every cast! Gimp and I caught our fair share, but whatever Old Fart
was
using (a
crocodile, or alligator, or something with red on it) was definitely
doing the
trick. Before long the striper action died down, and we were hunting
something
new.

Trying out the shrimp and night crawlers proved the right course of
action. Gimp
actually caught two flounder, and Old Fart and I caught a couple of
white perch.

Before long we saw the birds working again, so off we went. More
stripers
provided a lot of action, and we even hooked up three blues!

What a day!!

Oh, did I mention that none of the fish was over ten inches long? Oh
well!

John H

On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD,
on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay!

You should have called...I would have told you what the weather was
like.

Save some $$$ the next time you want to fish. The little fish store in
Chesapeake Beach sells bigger bait than you seem to catch fish.

I'll probably go out Sunday if we're not in the middle of
thunderstorms.
Then we're heading down to Virginia Beach again the end of the month,
and New Orleans in mid-September for a few days. If I can't catch any
feesh there, I'll settle for some gumbo.

You mean I could trust a weather report from you?

John H

On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD,
on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay!


Isn't that the truth!

John H

On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD,
on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay!

"Comcast News" wrote in message
news:Qk3Tc.143259$eM2.29699@attbi_s51...
Have you noticed every time you mention boating, he tells you did it all
wrong.

You don't fish correctly, you fish for the wrong fish, you go to wrong
place
to fish, you use the wrong bait, your boat is in the wrong place for
fishing
and on top of everything else you are ugly. ; )

Harry is just jealous because his boat is collecting dust instead of fish.





He has a boat?

John, nice story. Looks like you had a great time.

My guess is he has a Parker, but since he doesn't have any friends and his
wife is ****ed off over his doctor, doctor story he has no one to boat with.
Harry has decided if his only boating partner is Harry Krause he would
rather not go boating. Can you imagine spending the day with Harry? Either
can Harry, so he lets his Parker sit there collecting dust. It is one dirty
boat.

Harry is also upset with JohnH, because John will occasionally post a
boating topic, and that tends to screw up his political posts. ; )




"jim--" wrote in message
...

"Comcast News" wrote in message
news:Qk3Tc.143259$eM2.29699@attbi_s51...
Have you noticed every time you mention boating, he tells you did it all
wrong.

You don't fish correctly, you fish for the wrong fish, you go to wrong
place
to fish, you use the wrong bait, your boat is in the wrong place for
fishing
and on top of everything else you are ugly. ; )

Harry is just jealous because his boat is collecting dust instead of
fish.





He has a boat?

John, nice story. Looks like you had a great time.

JohnH,

Those who are actually successful, do not need to tell everyone how
successful they are. They definitely don't need to fabricate stories about
their lives, boats, intelligence and wife. The fact that Harry spends more
time in rec.boats than anyone else, singing his own glory at the top of his
lungs, says more about his lack of success than anything we can say.

Gould might be even more liberal than Harry, but he is much more successful
debating his views, in his writing style, and actually getting people to
change their minds. That again, says more about Harry's IQ and EQ than
anything we could say.

Still, because Harry loves to insult people, it is fun to point out his
weakness.


"JohnH" wrote in message Hell, if I knew
everything and everyone and was married to the most educated
LCSW in the world, had Parkers *and* lobster boats, and even been to war
zones,
I'd probably spend my life here on the NG singing my praises and
dispensing
advice also!

John H

On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD,
on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay!

On Fri, 13 Aug 2004 16:21:32 GMT "Comcast News" wrote..

JohnH,

Those who are actually successful, do not need to tell everyone how
successful they are. They definitely don't need to fabricate stories about
their lives, boats, intelligence and wife. The fact that Harry spends more
time in rec.boats than anyone else, singing his own glory at the top of his
lungs, says more about his lack of success than anything we can say.


No offense, fellow, but you and several of your friends here seem to have no
existence outside of your life as a flea in Krause's fur. You do realize he's
playing you over and over and over and over and over and over and over, and
whenever he says jump, you seem to yip and yap and say, how high, how high?


--
Posted by usenet4all.com

"Anonymous Poster" wrote in message
...
On Fri, 13 Aug 2004 16:21:32 GMT "Comcast News" wrote..

JohnH,

Those who are actually successful, do not need to tell everyone how
successful they are. They definitely don't need to fabricate stories
about
their lives, boats, intelligence and wife. The fact that Harry spends
more
time in rec.boats than anyone else, singing his own glory at the top of
his
lungs, says more about his lack of success than anything we can say.


No offense, fellow, but you and several of your friends here seem to have
no
existence outside of your life as a flea in Krause's fur. You do realize
he's
playing you over and over and over and over and over and over and over,
and
whenever he says jump, you seem to yip and yap and say, how high, how
high?


--
Posted by usenet4all.com


Krause's sock puppet come out of the closet once again....you can tell by
the way it is written and the use of the word fellow...one only he often
uses.

LMAO!!

Harry, Harry, Harry, if you are going to use a sock puppet, you should
really change your writing style.

You know what I mean, "fellow". I was proud of you not say "eh".


"Anonymous Poster" wrote in message
...
On Fri, 13 Aug 2004 16:21:32 GMT "Comcast News" wrote..

JohnH,

Those who are actually successful, do not need to tell everyone how
successful they are. They definitely don't need to fabricate stories
about
their lives, boats, intelligence and wife. The fact that Harry spends
more
time in rec.boats than anyone else, singing his own glory at the top of
his
lungs, says more about his lack of success than anything we can say.


No offense, fellow, but you and several of your friends here seem to have
no
existence outside of your life as a flea in Krause's fur. You do realize
he's
playing you over and over and over and over and over and over and over,
and
whenever he says jump, you seem to yip and yap and say, how high, how
high?


--
Posted by usenet4all.com

jim-- wrote:

"Anonymous Poster" wrote in message
...
On Fri, 13 Aug 2004 16:21:32 GMT "Comcast News" wrote..

JohnH,

Those who are actually successful, do not need to tell everyone how
successful they are. They definitely don't need to fabricate stories
about
their lives, boats, intelligence and wife. The fact that Harry spends
more
time in rec.boats than anyone else, singing his own glory at the top of
his
lungs, says more about his lack of success than anything we can say.


No offense, fellow, but you and several of your friends here seem to have
no
existence outside of your life as a flea in Krause's fur. You do realize
he's
playing you over and over and over and over and over and over and over,
and
whenever he says jump, you seem to yip and yap and say, how high, how
high?


--
Posted by usenet4all.com


Krause's sock puppet come out of the closet once again....you can tell by
the way it is written and the use of the word fellow...one only he often
uses.

LMAO!!



Sorry, ****head, but it ain't me.
I'd never elevate pond scum like you to the level of a flea. That's way
too high up the evolutionary scale for you right-wing retards. And
besides the poster mixed his metaphors. Fleas don't yip.

I'm the only person who uses the word fellow? Highly unlikely.

Idiot.

But whoever he/she is is right...you do yip and yap and yip and yap, a
habit of dogs and pondscum.




--
"There's an old saying in Tennessee - I know it's in Texas, probably in
Tennessee - that says, fool me once, shame on - shame on you. Fool me -
you can't get fooled again." -George W. Bush, Nashville, Tenn., Sept.
17, 2002