The 'madness' approaches
 

Just got back from dinner and a quick drive-through of the local
fishermen's marina. Boats are already lined up on their trailers for the
Saturday opening of "catch and keep" season for striped bass.

The 'madness' approaches
 

Tried to hook up with a few party boats, head boats, and there reply was
that there is or no good fishing until May. Oh well day late and a dollar
short.

HK wrote:

Just got back from dinner and a quick drive-through of the local
fishermen's marina. Boats are already lined up on their trailers for the
Saturday opening of "catch and keep" season for striped bass.

The 'madness' approaches
 

Dry1 wrote:
Tried to hook up with a few party boats, head boats, and there reply was
that there is or no good fishing until May. Oh well day late and a dollar
short.

HK wrote:

Just got back from dinner and a quick drive-through of the local
fishermen's marina. Boats are already lined up on their trailers for the
Saturday opening of "catch and keep" season for striped bass.



I'm not familiar with the Jersey nearshore sal****er season. Down here
on Chesapeake Bay, though, the fishing is hot and heavy for striped
bass. Until Saturday, it is catch and release. After that, it's keep
season, within the rules and regs.

The 'madness' approaches
 

I will pay for the gas and beer, you can keep the fish. You have my no. call
Monday or Tuesday.

Dry1 wrote:
Tried to hook up with a few party boats, head boats, and there reply was
that there is or no good fishing until May. Oh well day late and a dollar
short.

HK wrote:

Just got back from dinner and a quick drive-through of the local
fishermen's marina. Boats are already lined up on their trailers for the
Saturday opening of "catch and keep" season for striped bass.


I'm not familiar with the Jersey nearshore sal****er season. Down here
on Chesapeake Bay, though, the fishing is hot and heavy for striped
bass. Until Saturday, it is catch and release. After that, it's keep
season, within the rules and regs.

The 'madness' approaches
 

On Fri, 18 Apr 2008 01:06:00 GMT, Dry1 wrote:

I will pay for the gas and beer, you can keep the fish. You have my no. call
Monday or Tuesday.

Dry1 wrote:
Tried to hook up with a few party boats, head boats, and there reply was
that there is or no good fishing until May. Oh well day late and a dollar
short.

HK wrote:

Just got back from dinner and a quick drive-through of the local
fishermen's marina. Boats are already lined up on their trailers for the
Saturday opening of "catch and keep" season for striped bass.


I'm not familiar with the Jersey nearshore sal****er season. Down here
on Chesapeake Bay, though, the fishing is hot and heavy for striped
bass. Until Saturday, it is catch and release. After that, it's keep
season, within the rules and regs.

Harry can definitely put you on some fish! He can even get you a bunch of
flounder, which very few folks on the Bay can do. He's been catching the
hell out of stripers with his tandem rigs. Look for a fun day and a fine
catch!
--
John *H*
(Not the other one!)

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On Apr 18, 5:39�am, John H. wrote:
On Fri, 18 Apr 2008 01:06:00 GMT, Dry1 wrote:
I will pay for the gas and beer, you can keep the fish. You have my no. call
Monday �or Tuesday.

Dry1 wrote:
Tried to hook up with a few party boats, head boats, and there reply was
that there is or no good fishing until May. Oh well day late and a dollar
short.

HK wrote:

Just got back from dinner and a quick drive-through of the local
fishermen's marina. Boats are already lined up on their trailers for the
Saturday opening of "catch and keep" season for striped bass.

I'm not familiar with the Jersey nearshore sal****er season. Down here
on Chesapeake Bay, though, the fishing is hot and heavy for striped
bass. Until Saturday, it is catch and release. After that, it's keep
season, within the rules and regs.

Harry can definitely put you on some fish! He can even get you a bunch of
flounder, which very few folks on the Bay can do. He's been catching the
hell out of stripers with his tandem rigs. Look for a fun day and a fine
catch!
--
John *H*
(Not the other one!)- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

I'm not much of a fisherman, but i think it'd be fun to go out with
Harry or Tom.

Catch and keep, I like that idea. I can't really see much sport in
catch and release. Seems really detremental to the fish's health. Of
course, their health is determental when they head for the filet
knife, too!

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On Fri, 18 Apr 2008 19:32:53 -0700 (PDT), Tim wrote:

On Apr 18, 5:39?am, John H. wrote:
On Fri, 18 Apr 2008 01:06:00 GMT, Dry1 wrote:
I will pay for the gas and beer, you can keep the fish. You have my no. call
Monday ?or Tuesday.

Dry1 wrote:
Tried to hook up with a few party boats, head boats, and there reply was
that there is or no good fishing until May. Oh well day late and a dollar
short.

HK wrote:

Just got back from dinner and a quick drive-through of the local
fishermen's marina. Boats are already lined up on their trailers for the
Saturday opening of "catch and keep" season for striped bass.

I'm not familiar with the Jersey nearshore sal****er season. Down here
on Chesapeake Bay, though, the fishing is hot and heavy for striped
bass. Until Saturday, it is catch and release. After that, it's keep
season, within the rules and regs.

Harry can definitely put you on some fish! He can even get you a bunch of
flounder, which very few folks on the Bay can do. He's been catching the
hell out of stripers with his tandem rigs. Look for a fun day and a fine
catch!
--
John *H*
(Not the other one!)- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

I'm not much of a fisherman, but i think it'd be fun to go out with
Harry or Tom.

Catch and keep, I like that idea. I can't really see much sport in
catch and release. Seems really detremental to the fish's health. Of
course, their health is determental when they head for the filet
knife, too!

I'd go out with Tom in a minute, if the price was right, but don't think I
could abide the other very long. I've met him.

I totally agree with your attitude towards 'catch and release'. Some folks
will say it doesn't hurt the fish, but that's horse manure.

Another thing some folks will do, because of the size limits during the
season, is continue fishing after they've reached their limit. Then they'll
catch a bigger fish than what they have and throw away one of those in the
cooler. That really ****es me off. 'Culling' it's called around here.

Please note that I don't mean to imply that Harry partakes in that. I've no
reason to believe he does.
--
John *H*
(Not the other one!)

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John H. wrote:
On Fri, 18 Apr 2008 19:32:53 -0700 (PDT), Tim wrote:

On Apr 18, 5:39?am, John H. wrote:
On Fri, 18 Apr 2008 01:06:00 GMT, Dry1 wrote:
I will pay for the gas and beer, you can keep the fish. You have my no. call
Monday ?or Tuesday.
Dry1 wrote:
Tried to hook up with a few party boats, head boats, and there reply was
that there is or no good fishing until May. Oh well day late and a dollar
short.
HK wrote:
Just got back from dinner and a quick drive-through of the local
fishermen's marina. Boats are already lined up on their trailers for the
Saturday opening of "catch and keep" season for striped bass.
I'm not familiar with the Jersey nearshore sal****er season. Down here
on Chesapeake Bay, though, the fishing is hot and heavy for striped
bass. Until Saturday, it is catch and release. After that, it's keep
season, within the rules and regs.
Harry can definitely put you on some fish! He can even get you a bunch of
flounder, which very few folks on the Bay can do. He's been catching the
hell out of stripers with his tandem rigs. Look for a fun day and a fine
catch!
--
John *H*
(Not the other one!)- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -
I'm not much of a fisherman, but i think it'd be fun to go out with
Harry or Tom.

Catch and keep, I like that idea. I can't really see much sport in
catch and release. Seems really detremental to the fish's health. Of
course, their health is determental when they head for the filet
knife, too!

I'd go out with Tom in a minute, if the price was right, but don't think I
could abide the other very long. I've met him.

I totally agree with your attitude towards 'catch and release'. Some folks
will say it doesn't hurt the fish, but that's horse manure.

Another thing some folks will do, because of the size limits during the
season, is continue fishing after they've reached their limit. Then they'll
catch a bigger fish than what they have and throw away one of those in the
cooler. That really ****es me off. 'Culling' it's called around here.

Please note that I don't mean to imply that Harry partakes in that. I've no
reason to believe he does.\

Nice try, scheisskopf.

Got any more fundraising spam for us today?

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On Apr 19, 6:00�am, John H. wrote:
On Fri, 18 Apr 2008 19:32:53 -0700 (PDT), Tim wrote:
On Apr 18, 5:39?am, John H. wrote:
On Fri, 18 Apr 2008 01:06:00 GMT, Dry1 wrote:
I will pay for the gas and beer, you can keep the fish. You have my no.. call
Monday ?or Tuesday.

Dry1 wrote:
Tried to hook up with a few party boats, head boats, and there reply was
that there is or no good fishing until May. Oh well day late and a dollar
short.

HK wrote:

Just got back from dinner and a quick drive-through of the local
fishermen's marina. Boats are already lined up on their trailers for the
Saturday opening of "catch and keep" season for striped bass.

I'm not familiar with the Jersey nearshore sal****er season. Down here
on Chesapeake Bay, though, the fishing is hot and heavy for striped
bass. Until Saturday, it is catch and release. After that, it's keep
season, within the rules and regs.

Harry can definitely put you on some fish! He can even get you a bunch of
flounder, which very few folks on the Bay can do. He's been catching the
hell out of stripers with his tandem rigs. Look for a fun day and a fine
catch!
--
John *H*
(Not the other one!)- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

I'm not much of a fisherman, but i think it'd be fun to go out with
Harry or Tom.

Catch and keep, I like that idea. I can't really see much sport in
catch and release. Seems really detremental to the fish's health. Of
course, their health is determental when they head for the filet
knife, too!

I'd go out with Tom in a minute, if the price was right, but don't think I
could abide the other very long. I've met him.

I totally agree with your attitude towards 'catch and release'. Some folks
will say it doesn't hurt the fish, but that's horse manure.

Another thing some folks will do, because of the size limits during the
season, is continue fishing after they've reached their limit. Then they'll
catch a bigger fish than what they have and throw away one of those in the
cooler. That really ****es me off. 'Culling' it's called around here.

Please note that I don't mean to imply that Harry partakes in that. I've no
reason to believe he does.
--
John *H*
(Not the other one!)- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

John, I really wouldn't think so either. Eventhough I'd never met him
personally I would take it that Harry is a sportsman, Takes fishing
seriously, is orderly concerning regulations, and there wouldn't be
any rule breaking.

Tom? Well I'm not sure about going fishing with him or not after he
confessed that his underling caused the great earthquake of Aprill
'08.

BTW. I'm still toying the idea of petetioning the Supreme 6 MJAG about
throwing an Article 15 at him.

Nah......

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Tim wrote:
On Apr 19, 6:00�am, John H. wrote:
On Fri, 18 Apr 2008 19:32:53 -0700 (PDT), Tim wrote:
On Apr 18, 5:39?am, John H. wrote:
On Fri, 18 Apr 2008 01:06:00 GMT, Dry1 wrote:
I will pay for the gas and beer, you can keep the fish. You have my no. call
Monday ?or Tuesday.
Dry1 wrote:
Tried to hook up with a few party boats, head boats, and there reply was
that there is or no good fishing until May. Oh well day late and a dollar
short.
HK wrote:
Just got back from dinner and a quick drive-through of the local
fishermen's marina. Boats are already lined up on their trailers for the
Saturday opening of "catch and keep" season for striped bass.
I'm not familiar with the Jersey nearshore sal****er season. Down here
on Chesapeake Bay, though, the fishing is hot and heavy for striped
bass. Until Saturday, it is catch and release. After that, it's keep
season, within the rules and regs.
Harry can definitely put you on some fish! He can even get you a bunch of
flounder, which very few folks on the Bay can do. He's been catching the
hell out of stripers with his tandem rigs. Look for a fun day and a fine
catch!
--
John *H*
(Not the other one!)- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
I'm not much of a fisherman, but i think it'd be fun to go out with
Harry or Tom.
Catch and keep, I like that idea. I can't really see much sport in
catch and release. Seems really detremental to the fish's health. Of
course, their health is determental when they head for the filet
knife, too!
I'd go out with Tom in a minute, if the price was right, but don't think I
could abide the other very long. I've met him.

I totally agree with your attitude towards 'catch and release'. Some folks
will say it doesn't hurt the fish, but that's horse manure.

Another thing some folks will do, because of the size limits during the
season, is continue fishing after they've reached their limit. Then they'll
catch a bigger fish than what they have and throw away one of those in the
cooler. That really ****es me off. 'Culling' it's called around here.

Please note that I don't mean to imply that Harry partakes in that. I've no
reason to believe he does.
--
John *H*
(Not the other one!)- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

John, I really wouldn't think so either. Eventhough I'd never met him
personally I would take it that Harry is a sportsman, Takes fishing
seriously, is orderly concerning regulations, and there wouldn't be
any rule breaking.

Tom? Well I'm not sure about going fishing with him or not after he
confessed that his underling caused the great earthquake of Aprill
'08.

BTW. I'm still toying the idea of petetioning the Supreme 6 MJAG about
throwing an Article 15 at him.

Nah......


Well, if I wanted to play Herring's cute little game here, I suppose I
could say that even though some older perverted male substitute teachers
have sex with underage boys in their classes. I don't mean to imply that
Herring partook of that, and that was the reason why he quit teaching in
the public schools. I have no reason to believe he engaged in those
activities.

:)

As for my "fishing prowess" versus Herring's, I go out on the Bay for
fun, and I don't care whether I catch any fish. I use relatively light
tackle, and certainly wouldn't spend hours dragging the huge umbrella
rigs he prefers through the water. And when I catch a fish, I don't have
photos taken of me holding it up in the air, so I can play "Big White
Fisherman Catches Toothless Fish." I haven't taken a fish photo in years.

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On Sat, 19 Apr 2008 04:23:06 -0700 (PDT), Tim wrote:

On Apr 19, 6:00?am, John H. wrote:
On Fri, 18 Apr 2008 19:32:53 -0700 (PDT), Tim wrote:
On Apr 18, 5:39?am, John H. wrote:
On Fri, 18 Apr 2008 01:06:00 GMT, Dry1 wrote:
I will pay for the gas and beer, you can keep the fish. You have my no. call
Monday ?or Tuesday.

Dry1 wrote:
Tried to hook up with a few party boats, head boats, and there reply was
that there is or no good fishing until May. Oh well day late and a dollar
short.

HK wrote:

Just got back from dinner and a quick drive-through of the local
fishermen's marina. Boats are already lined up on their trailers for the
Saturday opening of "catch and keep" season for striped bass.

I'm not familiar with the Jersey nearshore sal****er season. Down here
on Chesapeake Bay, though, the fishing is hot and heavy for striped
bass. Until Saturday, it is catch and release. After that, it's keep
season, within the rules and regs.

Harry can definitely put you on some fish! He can even get you a bunch of
flounder, which very few folks on the Bay can do. He's been catching the
hell out of stripers with his tandem rigs. Look for a fun day and a fine
catch!
--
John *H*
(Not the other one!)- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

I'm not much of a fisherman, but i think it'd be fun to go out with
Harry or Tom.

Catch and keep, I like that idea. I can't really see much sport in
catch and release. Seems really detremental to the fish's health. Of
course, their health is determental when they head for the filet
knife, too!

I'd go out with Tom in a minute, if the price was right, but don't think I
could abide the other very long. I've met him.

I totally agree with your attitude towards 'catch and release'. Some folks
will say it doesn't hurt the fish, but that's horse manure.

Another thing some folks will do, because of the size limits during the
season, is continue fishing after they've reached their limit. Then they'll
catch a bigger fish than what they have and throw away one of those in the
cooler. That really ****es me off. 'Culling' it's called around here.

Please note that I don't mean to imply that Harry partakes in that. I've no
reason to believe he does.
--
John *H*
(Not the other one!)- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

John, I really wouldn't think so either. Eventhough I'd never met him
personally I would take it that Harry is a sportsman, Takes fishing
seriously, is orderly concerning regulations, and there wouldn't be
any rule breaking.

Tom? Well I'm not sure about going fishing with him or not after he
confessed that his underling caused the great earthquake of Aprill
'08.

BTW. I'm still toying the idea of petetioning the Supreme 6 MJAG about
throwing an Article 15 at him.

Nah......

When you say 'Article 15', are you talking the UCMJ Article 15?

I feel the same way about Harry and 'culling'. Only real low lifes engage
in it.

Hey - I'll talk to you later. Mrs H and I are going down to Tappahannock
to take a little boat ride and bring the boat home. Hopefully all will go
well!
--
John *H*
(Not the other one!)

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On Sat, 19 Apr 2008 04:23:06 -0700 (PDT), Tim
wrote:

BTW. I'm still toying the idea of petetioning the Supreme 6 MJAG about
throwing an Article 15 at him.

In particular how's the Supreme 6 MJAG works directly for me.

And I hold Supreme 6 MJAG's family hostage...er...um...protective
custody. Yeah, that's it - protective custody. :)

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John H. wrote:
On Sat, 19 Apr 2008 04:23:06 -0700 (PDT), Tim wrote:

On Apr 19, 6:00?am, John H. wrote:
On Fri, 18 Apr 2008 19:32:53 -0700 (PDT), Tim wrote:
On Apr 18, 5:39?am, John H. wrote:
On Fri, 18 Apr 2008 01:06:00 GMT, Dry1 wrote:
I will pay for the gas and beer, you can keep the fish. You have my no. call
Monday ?or Tuesday.
Dry1 wrote:
Tried to hook up with a few party boats, head boats, and there reply was
that there is or no good fishing until May. Oh well day late and a dollar
short.
HK wrote:
Just got back from dinner and a quick drive-through of the local
fishermen's marina. Boats are already lined up on their trailers for the
Saturday opening of "catch and keep" season for striped bass.
I'm not familiar with the Jersey nearshore sal****er season. Down here
on Chesapeake Bay, though, the fishing is hot and heavy for striped
bass. Until Saturday, it is catch and release. After that, it's keep
season, within the rules and regs.
Harry can definitely put you on some fish! He can even get you a bunch of
flounder, which very few folks on the Bay can do. He's been catching the
hell out of stripers with his tandem rigs. Look for a fun day and a fine
catch!
--
John *H*
(Not the other one!)- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
I'm not much of a fisherman, but i think it'd be fun to go out with
Harry or Tom.
Catch and keep, I like that idea. I can't really see much sport in
catch and release. Seems really detremental to the fish's health. Of
course, their health is determental when they head for the filet
knife, too!
I'd go out with Tom in a minute, if the price was right, but don't think I
could abide the other very long. I've met him.

I totally agree with your attitude towards 'catch and release'. Some folks
will say it doesn't hurt the fish, but that's horse manure.

Another thing some folks will do, because of the size limits during the
season, is continue fishing after they've reached their limit. Then they'll
catch a bigger fish than what they have and throw away one of those in the
cooler. That really ****es me off. 'Culling' it's called around here.

Please note that I don't mean to imply that Harry partakes in that. I've no
reason to believe he does.
--
John *H*
(Not the other one!)- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -
John, I really wouldn't think so either. Eventhough I'd never met him
personally I would take it that Harry is a sportsman, Takes fishing
seriously, is orderly concerning regulations, and there wouldn't be
any rule breaking.

Tom? Well I'm not sure about going fishing with him or not after he
confessed that his underling caused the great earthquake of Aprill
'08.

BTW. I'm still toying the idea of petetioning the Supreme 6 MJAG about
throwing an Article 15 at him.

Nah......

When you say 'Article 15', are you talking the UCMJ Article 15?

I feel the same way about Harry and 'culling'. Only real low lifes engage
in it.

Hey - I'll talk to you later. Mrs H and I are going down to Tappahannock
to take a little boat ride and bring the boat home. Hopefully all will go
well!


Don't forget to rev that engine up to 6000 rpm for no more than 30
minutes at a time.

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On Sat, 19 Apr 2008 07:34:54 -0400, HK wrote:

Tim wrote:
On Apr 19, 6:00?am, John H. wrote:
On Fri, 18 Apr 2008 19:32:53 -0700 (PDT), Tim wrote:
On Apr 18, 5:39?am, John H. wrote:
On Fri, 18 Apr 2008 01:06:00 GMT, Dry1 wrote:
I will pay for the gas and beer, you can keep the fish. You have my no. call
Monday ?or Tuesday.
Dry1 wrote:
Tried to hook up with a few party boats, head boats, and there reply was
that there is or no good fishing until May. Oh well day late and a dollar
short.
HK wrote:
Just got back from dinner and a quick drive-through of the local
fishermen's marina. Boats are already lined up on their trailers for the
Saturday opening of "catch and keep" season for striped bass.
I'm not familiar with the Jersey nearshore sal****er season. Down here
on Chesapeake Bay, though, the fishing is hot and heavy for striped
bass. Until Saturday, it is catch and release. After that, it's keep
season, within the rules and regs.
Harry can definitely put you on some fish! He can even get you a bunch of
flounder, which very few folks on the Bay can do. He's been catching the
hell out of stripers with his tandem rigs. Look for a fun day and a fine
catch!
--
John *H*
(Not the other one!)- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
I'm not much of a fisherman, but i think it'd be fun to go out with
Harry or Tom.
Catch and keep, I like that idea. I can't really see much sport in
catch and release. Seems really detremental to the fish's health. Of
course, their health is determental when they head for the filet
knife, too!
I'd go out with Tom in a minute, if the price was right, but don't think I
could abide the other very long. I've met him.

I totally agree with your attitude towards 'catch and release'. Some folks
will say it doesn't hurt the fish, but that's horse manure.

Another thing some folks will do, because of the size limits during the
season, is continue fishing after they've reached their limit. Then they'll
catch a bigger fish than what they have and throw away one of those in the
cooler. That really ****es me off. 'Culling' it's called around here.

Please note that I don't mean to imply that Harry partakes in that. I've no
reason to believe he does.
--
John *H*
(Not the other one!)- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

John, I really wouldn't think so either. Eventhough I'd never met him
personally I would take it that Harry is a sportsman, Takes fishing
seriously, is orderly concerning regulations, and there wouldn't be
any rule breaking.

Tom? Well I'm not sure about going fishing with him or not after he
confessed that his underling caused the great earthquake of Aprill
'08.

BTW. I'm still toying the idea of petetioning the Supreme 6 MJAG about
throwing an Article 15 at him.

Nah......


Well, if I wanted to play Herring's cute little game here, I suppose I
could say that even though some older perverted male substitute teachers
have sex with underage boys in their classes. I don't mean to imply that
Herring partook of that, and that was the reason why he quit teaching in
the public schools. I have no reason to believe he engaged in those
activities.

:)

As for my "fishing prowess" versus Herring's, I go out on the Bay for
fun, and I don't care whether I catch any fish. I use relatively light
tackle, and certainly wouldn't spend hours dragging the huge umbrella
rigs he prefers through the water. And when I catch a fish, I don't have
photos taken of me holding it up in the air, so I can play "Big White
Fisherman Catches Toothless Fish." I haven't taken a fish photo in years.




Wow, Harry, this is the second time I've responded to you in about a month!

Perhaps you should take something at face value. I said I didn't believe
you culled fish.

Amen.

If you feel you must twist that, then help yourself.
--
John *H*
(Not the other one!)

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On Apr 19, 6:37�am, John H. wrote:
On Sat, 19 Apr 2008 04:23:06 -0700 (PDT), Tim wrote:
On Apr 19, 6:00?am, John H. wrote:
On Fri, 18 Apr 2008 19:32:53 -0700 (PDT), Tim wrote:
On Apr 18, 5:39?am, John H. wrote:
On Fri, 18 Apr 2008 01:06:00 GMT, Dry1 wrote:
I will pay for the gas and beer, you can keep the fish. You have my no. call
Monday ?or Tuesday.

Dry1 wrote:
Tried to hook up with a few party boats, head boats, and there reply was
that there is or no good fishing until May. Oh well day late and a dollar
short.

HK wrote:

Just got back from dinner and a quick drive-through of the local
fishermen's marina. Boats are already lined up on their trailers for the
Saturday opening of "catch and keep" season for striped bass.

I'm not familiar with the Jersey nearshore sal****er season. Down here
on Chesapeake Bay, though, the fishing is hot and heavy for striped
bass. Until Saturday, it is catch and release. After that, it's keep
season, within the rules and regs.

Harry can definitely put you on some fish! He can even get you a bunch of
flounder, which very few folks on the Bay can do. He's been catching the
hell out of stripers with his tandem rigs. Look for a fun day and a fine
catch!
--
John *H*
(Not the other one!)- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

I'm not much of a fisherman, but i think it'd be fun to go out with
Harry or Tom.

Catch and keep, I like that idea. I can't really see much sport in
catch and release. Seems really detremental to the fish's health. Of
course, their health is determental when they head for the filet
knife, too!

I'd go out with Tom in a minute, if the price was right, but don't think I
could abide the other very long. I've met him.

I totally agree with your attitude towards 'catch and release'. Some folks
will say it doesn't hurt the fish, but that's horse manure.

Another thing some folks will do, because of the size limits during the
season, is continue fishing after they've reached their limit. Then they'll
catch a bigger fish than what they have and throw away one of those in the
cooler. That really ****es me off. 'Culling' it's called around here.

Please note that I don't mean to imply that Harry partakes in that. I've no
reason to believe he does.
--
John *H*
(Not the other one!)- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

John, I really wouldn't think so either. Eventhough I'd never met him
personally I would take it that Harry is a sportsman, �Takes fishing
seriously, is orderly concerning regulations, and there wouldn't be
any rule breaking.

Tom? Well I'm not sure about going fishing with him or not after he
confessed that his underling caused the great earthquake of Aprill
'08.

BTW. I'm still toying the idea of petetioning the Supreme 6 MJAG about
throwing an Article 15 at him.

Nah......

When you say 'Article 15', are you talking the UCMJ Article 15?

I feel the same way about Harry and 'culling'. Only real low lifes engage
in it.

Hey - �I'll talk to you later. Mrs H and I are going down to Tappahannock
to take a little boat ride and bring the boat home. Hopefully all will go
well!
--
John *H*
(Not the other one!)- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Enjoy and be safe!

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On Apr 19, 6:38�am, Short Wave Sportfishing
wrote:
On Sat, 19 Apr 2008 04:23:06 -0700 (PDT), Tim
wrote:

BTW. I'm still toying the idea of petetioning the Supreme 6 MJAG about
throwing an Article 15 at him.

In particular how's the Supreme 6 MJAG works directly for me.

And I hold Supreme 6 MJAG's family hostage...er...um...protective
custody. �Yeah, that's it - protective custody. � :)

oooooh. be careful Tom, I'm glad I'm half a contenent away from you at
the moment and that might be too close yet.


?:

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John H. wrote:


Wow, Harry, this is the second time I've responded to you in about a month!

Perhaps you should take something at face value. I said I didn't believe
you culled fish.

Amen.

If you feel you must twist that, then help yourself.


Please, Herring. Try playing your silly little word games on those who
can't see through you. It makes you look a bit less silly. What's next
for you, eh? Denial? Claims of "Who, me?"

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On Apr 19, 7:34Â*am, HK wrote:
Tim wrote:
On Apr 19, 6:00�am, John H. wrote:
On Fri, 18 Apr 2008 19:32:53 -0700 (PDT), Tim wrote:
On Apr 18, 5:39?am, John H. wrote:
On Fri, 18 Apr 2008 01:06:00 GMT, Dry1 wrote:
I will pay for the gas and beer, you can keep the fish. You have my no. call
Monday ?or Tuesday.
Dry1 wrote:
Tried to hook up with a few party boats, head boats, and there reply was
that there is or no good fishing until May. Oh well day late and a dollar
short.
HK wrote:
Just got back from dinner and a quick drive-through of the local
fishermen's marina. Boats are already lined up on their trailers for the
Saturday opening of "catch and keep" season for striped bass.
I'm not familiar with the Jersey nearshore sal****er season. Down here
on Chesapeake Bay, though, the fishing is hot and heavy for striped
bass. Until Saturday, it is catch and release. After that, it's keep
season, within the rules and regs.
Harry can definitely put you on some fish! He can even get you a bunch of
flounder, which very few folks on the Bay can do. He's been catching the
hell out of stripers with his tandem rigs. Look for a fun day and a fine
catch!
--
John *H*
(Not the other one!)- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
I'm not much of a fisherman, but i think it'd be fun to go out with
Harry or Tom.
Catch and keep, I like that idea. I can't really see much sport in
catch and release. Seems really detremental to the fish's health. Of
course, their health is determental when they head for the filet
knife, too!
I'd go out with Tom in a minute, if the price was right, but don't think I
could abide the other very long. I've met him.

I totally agree with your attitude towards 'catch and release'. Some folks
will say it doesn't hurt the fish, but that's horse manure.

Another thing some folks will do, because of the size limits during the
season, is continue fishing after they've reached their limit. Then they'll
catch a bigger fish than what they have and throw away one of those in the
cooler. That really ****es me off. 'Culling' it's called around here.

Please note that I don't mean to imply that Harry partakes in that. I've no
reason to believe he does.
--
John *H*
(Not the other one!)- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

John, I really wouldn't think so either. Eventhough I'd never met him
personally I would take it that Harry is a sportsman, Â*Takes fishing
seriously, is orderly concerning regulations, and there wouldn't be
any rule breaking.

Tom? Well I'm not sure about going fishing with him or not after he
confessed that his underling caused the great earthquake of Aprill
'08.

BTW. I'm still toying the idea of petetioning the Supreme 6 MJAG about
throwing an Article 15 at him.

Nah......

Well, if I wanted to play Herring's cute little game here, I suppose I
could say that even though some older perverted male substitute teachers
have sex with underage boys in their classes. I don't mean to imply that
Herring partook of that, and that was the reason why he quit teaching in
the public schools. I have no reason to believe he engaged in those
activities.

:)

As for my "fishing prowess" versus Herring's, I go out on the Bay for
fun, and I don't care whether I catch any fish.

So when you said that you only boat to get to the fish, that was
ANOTHER lie?

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On Apr 19, 6:34Â*am, HK wrote:
Tim wrote:
On Apr 19, 6:00�am, John H. wrote:
On Fri, 18 Apr 2008 19:32:53 -0700 (PDT), Tim wrote:
On Apr 18, 5:39?am, John H. wrote:
On Fri, 18 Apr 2008 01:06:00 GMT, Dry1 wrote:
I will pay for the gas and beer, you can keep the fish. You have my no. call
Monday ?or Tuesday.
Dry1 wrote:
Tried to hook up with a few party boats, head boats, and there reply was
that there is or no good fishing until May. Oh well day late and a dollar
short.
HK wrote:
Just got back from dinner and a quick drive-through of the local
fishermen's marina. Boats are already lined up on their trailers for the
Saturday opening of "catch and keep" season for striped bass.
I'm not familiar with the Jersey nearshore sal****er season. Down here
on Chesapeake Bay, though, the fishing is hot and heavy for striped
bass. Until Saturday, it is catch and release. After that, it's keep
season, within the rules and regs.
Harry can definitely put you on some fish! He can even get you a bunch of
flounder, which very few folks on the Bay can do. He's been catching the
hell out of stripers with his tandem rigs. Look for a fun day and a fine
catch!
--
John *H*
(Not the other one!)- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
I'm not much of a fisherman, but i think it'd be fun to go out with
Harry or Tom.
Catch and keep, I like that idea. I can't really see much sport in
catch and release. Seems really detremental to the fish's health. Of
course, their health is determental when they head for the filet
knife, too!
I'd go out with Tom in a minute, if the price was right, but don't think I
could abide the other very long. I've met him.

I totally agree with your attitude towards 'catch and release'. Some folks
will say it doesn't hurt the fish, but that's horse manure.

Another thing some folks will do, because of the size limits during the
season, is continue fishing after they've reached their limit. Then they'll
catch a bigger fish than what they have and throw away one of those in the
cooler. That really ****es me off. 'Culling' it's called around here.

Please note that I don't mean to imply that Harry partakes in that. I've no
reason to believe he does.
--
John *H*
(Not the other one!)- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

John, I really wouldn't think so either. Eventhough I'd never met him
personally I would take it that Harry is a sportsman, Â*Takes fishing
seriously, is orderly concerning regulations, and there wouldn't be
any rule breaking.

Tom? Well I'm not sure about going fishing with him or not after he
confessed that his underling caused the great earthquake of Aprill
'08.

BTW. I'm still toying the idea of petetioning the Supreme 6 MJAG about
throwing an Article 15 at him.

Nah......

Well, if I wanted to play Herring's cute little game here, I suppose I
could say that even though some older perverted male substitute teachers
have sex with underage boys in their classes. I don't mean to imply that
Herring partook of that, and that was the reason why he quit teaching in
the public schools. I have no reason to believe he engaged in those
activities.

:)

As for my "fishing prowess" versus Herring's, I go out on the Bay for
fun, and I don't care whether I catch any fish. I use relatively light
tackle, and certainly wouldn't spend hours dragging the huge umbrella
rigs he prefers through the water. And when I catch a fish, I don't have
photos taken of me holding it up in the air, so I can play "Big White
Fisherman Catches Toothless Fish." I haven't taken a fish photo in years.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

"Big White
Fisherman Catches Toothless Fish."


LOL!

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"Tim" wrote in message
...
snip..

Tom? Well I'm not sure about going fishing with him or not after he
confessed that his underling caused the great earthquake of Aprill
'08.

BTW. I'm still toying the idea of petetioning the Supreme 6 MJAG about
throwing an Article 15 at him.

Nah......


I wouldn't worry about Tom. Make sure you take JustWait along to keep the
big guy in line if he acts up. ;-)

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On Apr 19, 6:37*am, John H. wrote:

When you say 'Article 15', are you talking the UCMJ Article 15?

Yes I was. i obviously mis typed what I was meaning. I should have
said the "Supreme6 *over* the MJAG

Hey - *I'll talk to you later. Mrs H and I are going down to Tappahannock
to take a little boat ride and bring the boat home. Hopefully all will go
well!
--
John *H*
(Not the other one!)- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

John I hope you have good weather today. of course your about 500 mi
away but it was raining here all night and still is this morning.

regardless. Have fun.

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On Apr 19, 7:34*am, "Don White" wrote:
"Tim" wrote in message

...
snip..

Tom? Well I'm not sure about going fishing with him or not after he
confessed that his underling caused the great earthquake of Aprill
'08.

BTW. I'm still toying the idea of petetioning the Supreme 6 MJAG about
throwing an Article 15 at him.

Nah......

I wouldn't worry about Tom. *Make sure you take JustWait along to keep the
big guy in line if he acts up. *;-)

Er, "Big guy"??

Don are you talking about Tom or the Supreme 6????

'Just' would be on a leash anhow... LOL!

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Tim wrote:
On Apr 19, 6:34 am, HK wrote:
Tim wrote:
On Apr 19, 6:00�am, John H. wrote:
On Fri, 18 Apr 2008 19:32:53 -0700 (PDT), Tim wrote:
On Apr 18, 5:39?am, John H. wrote:
On Fri, 18 Apr 2008 01:06:00 GMT, Dry1 wrote:
I will pay for the gas and beer, you can keep the fish. You have my no. call
Monday ?or Tuesday.
Dry1 wrote:
Tried to hook up with a few party boats, head boats, and there reply was
that there is or no good fishing until May. Oh well day late and a dollar
short.
HK wrote:
Just got back from dinner and a quick drive-through of the local
fishermen's marina. Boats are already lined up on their trailers for the
Saturday opening of "catch and keep" season for striped bass.
I'm not familiar with the Jersey nearshore sal****er season. Down here
on Chesapeake Bay, though, the fishing is hot and heavy for striped
bass. Until Saturday, it is catch and release. After that, it's keep
season, within the rules and regs.
Harry can definitely put you on some fish! He can even get you a bunch of
flounder, which very few folks on the Bay can do. He's been catching the
hell out of stripers with his tandem rigs. Look for a fun day and a fine
catch!
--
John *H*
(Not the other one!)- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
I'm not much of a fisherman, but i think it'd be fun to go out with
Harry or Tom.
Catch and keep, I like that idea. I can't really see much sport in
catch and release. Seems really detremental to the fish's health. Of
course, their health is determental when they head for the filet
knife, too!
I'd go out with Tom in a minute, if the price was right, but don't think I
could abide the other very long. I've met him.
I totally agree with your attitude towards 'catch and release'. Some folks
will say it doesn't hurt the fish, but that's horse manure.
Another thing some folks will do, because of the size limits during the
season, is continue fishing after they've reached their limit. Then they'll
catch a bigger fish than what they have and throw away one of those in the
cooler. That really ****es me off. 'Culling' it's called around here.
Please note that I don't mean to imply that Harry partakes in that. I've no
reason to believe he does.
--
John *H*
(Not the other one!)- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
John, I really wouldn't think so either. Eventhough I'd never met him
personally I would take it that Harry is a sportsman, Takes fishing
seriously, is orderly concerning regulations, and there wouldn't be
any rule breaking.
Tom? Well I'm not sure about going fishing with him or not after he
confessed that his underling caused the great earthquake of Aprill
'08.
BTW. I'm still toying the idea of petetioning the Supreme 6 MJAG about
throwing an Article 15 at him.
Nah......
Well, if I wanted to play Herring's cute little game here, I suppose I
could say that even though some older perverted male substitute teachers
have sex with underage boys in their classes. I don't mean to imply that
Herring partook of that, and that was the reason why he quit teaching in
the public schools. I have no reason to believe he engaged in those
activities.

:)

As for my "fishing prowess" versus Herring's, I go out on the Bay for
fun, and I don't care whether I catch any fish. I use relatively light
tackle, and certainly wouldn't spend hours dragging the huge umbrella
rigs he prefers through the water. And when I catch a fish, I don't have
photos taken of me holding it up in the air, so I can play "Big White
Fisherman Catches Toothless Fish." I haven't taken a fish photo in years.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

"Big White
Fisherman Catches Toothless Fish."


LOL!

I do remember a photo of you holding up a fish that you posted for
everyone in rec.boats. I think the fish had teeth, but I was not
certain of you. The funniest part of the photo was the cheap fold up
chair that you were had on the boat. I didn't even know they made those
plastic weaved chair anymore.

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Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:


As for my "fishing prowess" versus Herring's, I go out on the Bay for
fun, and I don't care whether I catch any fish. I use relatively light
tackle, and certainly wouldn't spend hours dragging the huge umbrella
rigs he prefers through the water. And when I catch a fish, I don't have
photos taken of me holding it up in the air, so I can play "Big White
Fisherman Catches Toothless Fish." I haven't taken a fish photo in
years.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

"Big White
Fisherman Catches Toothless Fish."


LOL!

I do remember a photo of you holding up a fish that you posted for
everyone in rec.boats. I think the fish had teeth, but I was not
certain of you. The funniest part of the photo was the cheap fold up
chair that you were had on the boat. I didn't even know they made those
plastic weaved chair anymore.


How many years ago was that, dip****? It was when I lived in
Florida...10 years ago. No, the fish did not have teeth. It was a redfish.

The chair, such was it was, belonged to the owner of the boat. It wasn't
my boat. If member serves, it was a 25' center console. But at least my
host had a boat, and a chair on it on which to sit.

It's interesting that you comment on the photos of the boating
activities of others, and yet never manage to post photos of the boat
you allegedly own.

Carry on, dip****.

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HK wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:


As for my "fishing prowess" versus Herring's, I go out on the Bay for
fun, and I don't care whether I catch any fish. I use relatively light
tackle, and certainly wouldn't spend hours dragging the huge umbrella
rigs he prefers through the water. And when I catch a fish, I don't
have
photos taken of me holding it up in the air, so I can play "Big White
Fisherman Catches Toothless Fish." I haven't taken a fish photo in
years.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

"Big White
Fisherman Catches Toothless Fish."


LOL!

I do remember a photo of you holding up a fish that you posted for
everyone in rec.boats. I think the fish had teeth, but I was not
certain of you. The funniest part of the photo was the cheap fold up
chair that you were had on the boat. I didn't even know they made
those plastic weaved chair anymore.


How many years ago was that, dip****? It was when I lived in
Florida...10 years ago. No, the fish did not have teeth. It was a redfish.

The chair, such was it was, belonged to the owner of the boat. It wasn't
my boat. If member serves, it was a 25' center console. But at least my
host had a boat, and a chair on it on which to sit.

It's interesting that you comment on the photos of the boating
activities of others, and yet never manage to post photos of the boat
you allegedly own.

Carry on, dip****.


If memory serves...and it was probably closer to 12 years ago.

Did you skip over this line, dip****:

"I haven't *taken* a fish photo in
years."

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"Tim" wrote in message
...

Er, "Big guy"??

Don are you talking about Tom or the Supreme 6????

'Just' would be on a leash anhow... LOL!


In a newsgroup where every second poster claims to be a 6'4", 200+ pound
hardass, I can confirm that Tom SW is the real thing.
That is...if his arthritis isn't acting up. :-)

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HK wrote:
HK wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:


As for my "fishing prowess" versus Herring's, I go out on the Bay for
fun, and I don't care whether I catch any fish. I use relatively light
tackle, and certainly wouldn't spend hours dragging the huge umbrella
rigs he prefers through the water. And when I catch a fish, I don't
have
photos taken of me holding it up in the air, so I can play "Big White
Fisherman Catches Toothless Fish." I haven't taken a fish photo in
years.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

"Big White
Fisherman Catches Toothless Fish."


LOL!

I do remember a photo of you holding up a fish that you posted for
everyone in rec.boats. I think the fish had teeth, but I was not
certain of you. The funniest part of the photo was the cheap fold up
chair that you were had on the boat. I didn't even know they made
those plastic weaved chair anymore.


How many years ago was that, dip****? It was when I lived in
Florida...10 years ago. No, the fish did not have teeth. It was a
redfish.

The chair, such was it was, belonged to the owner of the boat. It
wasn't my boat. If member serves, it was a 25' center console. But at
least my host had a boat, and a chair on it on which to sit.

It's interesting that you comment on the photos of the boating
activities of others, and yet never manage to post photos of the boat
you allegedly own.

Carry on, dip****.


If memory serves...and it was probably closer to 12 years ago.

Did you skip over this line, dip****:

"I haven't *taken* a fish photo in
years."

I just liked the aluminum and plastic weave folding chair, I had never
seen anyone use that as a fishing chair before or even use it on a boat.
It was very memorable.

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Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
HK wrote:
HK wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:


As for my "fishing prowess" versus Herring's, I go out on the Bay for
fun, and I don't care whether I catch any fish. I use relatively
light
tackle, and certainly wouldn't spend hours dragging the huge umbrella
rigs he prefers through the water. And when I catch a fish, I
don't have
photos taken of me holding it up in the air, so I can play "Big White
Fisherman Catches Toothless Fish." I haven't taken a fish photo in
years.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

"Big White
Fisherman Catches Toothless Fish."


LOL!

I do remember a photo of you holding up a fish that you posted for
everyone in rec.boats. I think the fish had teeth, but I was not
certain of you. The funniest part of the photo was the cheap fold
up chair that you were had on the boat. I didn't even know they
made those plastic weaved chair anymore.


How many years ago was that, dip****? It was when I lived in
Florida...10 years ago. No, the fish did not have teeth. It was a
redfish.

The chair, such was it was, belonged to the owner of the boat. It
wasn't my boat. If member serves, it was a 25' center console. But at
least my host had a boat, and a chair on it on which to sit.

It's interesting that you comment on the photos of the boating
activities of others, and yet never manage to post photos of the boat
you allegedly own.

Carry on, dip****.


If memory serves...and it was probably closer to 12 years ago.

Did you skip over this line, dip****:

"I haven't *taken* a fish photo in
years."

I just liked the aluminum and plastic weave folding chair, I had never
seen anyone use that as a fishing chair before or even use it on a boat.
It was very memorable.


I don't recall much about the chair, Reggie. It's interesting that you
do. I suppose that's what a dip**** like you would remember about a
pretty good offshore fishing trip. I have a couple of folding "deck
chairs" I sometimes use on my boats. I bought them at West, so I guess
they're one step up from the "weave" chairs. Since you don't boat, and
especially don't boat in salt water or fish, either, you probably
wouldn't appreciate the utility of lightweight, easily movable, folding
chairs on a fishing boat.

But that's because you're a dip****.

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HK wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
HK wrote:
HK wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:


As for my "fishing prowess" versus Herring's, I go out on the Bay
for
fun, and I don't care whether I catch any fish. I use relatively
light
tackle, and certainly wouldn't spend hours dragging the huge
umbrella
rigs he prefers through the water. And when I catch a fish, I
don't have
photos taken of me holding it up in the air, so I can play "Big
White
Fisherman Catches Toothless Fish." I haven't taken a fish photo
in years.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

"Big White
Fisherman Catches Toothless Fish."


LOL!

I do remember a photo of you holding up a fish that you posted for
everyone in rec.boats. I think the fish had teeth, but I was not
certain of you. The funniest part of the photo was the cheap fold
up chair that you were had on the boat. I didn't even know they
made those plastic weaved chair anymore.


How many years ago was that, dip****? It was when I lived in
Florida...10 years ago. No, the fish did not have teeth. It was a
redfish.

The chair, such was it was, belonged to the owner of the boat. It
wasn't my boat. If member serves, it was a 25' center console. But
at least my host had a boat, and a chair on it on which to sit.

It's interesting that you comment on the photos of the boating
activities of others, and yet never manage to post photos of the
boat you allegedly own.

Carry on, dip****.


If memory serves...and it was probably closer to 12 years ago.

Did you skip over this line, dip****:

"I haven't *taken* a fish photo in
years."

I just liked the aluminum and plastic weave folding chair, I had never
seen anyone use that as a fishing chair before or even use it on a
boat. It was very memorable.


I don't recall much about the chair, Reggie. It's interesting that you
do. I suppose that's what a dip**** like you would remember about a
pretty good offshore fishing trip. I have a couple of folding "deck
chairs" I sometimes use on my boats. I bought them at West, so I guess
they're one step up from the "weave" chairs. Since you don't boat, and
especially don't boat in salt water or fish, either, you probably
wouldn't appreciate the utility of lightweight, easily movable, folding
chairs on a fishing boat.

But that's because you're a dip****.

No, I don't think we are talking about the same chairs. The ones I saw
were the kind that ma and pa kettle bring to the 4th of July fireworks
show. While West Marine currently does not sell those chair, and i can
understand why, I think the only place you can currently buy them are at
Walmart. Walmart might sell them, but they don't bother to put them on
the web page. The problem with those cheap plastic weave chairs is the
sun will degrade the webbing way to quickly for them to be functional on
a boat. Considering your weight problem that would be very embarrassing
and awkward when they give way. I can see you ass falling thru, your
feet up in the air, the fishing rod weaving all over, and everyone
trying to unsuccessful pry your ass from the chair.

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Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:


I just liked the aluminum and plastic weave folding chair, I had
never seen anyone use that as a fishing chair before or even use it
on a boat. It was very memorable.


I don't recall much about the chair, Reggie. It's interesting that you
do. I suppose that's what a dip**** like you would remember about a
pretty good offshore fishing trip. I have a couple of folding "deck
chairs" I sometimes use on my boats. I bought them at West, so I guess
they're one step up from the "weave" chairs. Since you don't boat, and
especially don't boat in salt water or fish, either, you probably
wouldn't appreciate the utility of lightweight, easily movable,
folding chairs on a fishing boat.

But that's because you're a dip****.

No, I don't think we are talking about the same chairs. The ones I saw
were the kind that ma and pa kettle bring to the 4th of July fireworks
show. While West Marine currently does not sell those chair, and i can
understand why, I think the only place you can currently buy them are at
Walmart. Walmart might sell them, but they don't bother to put them on
the web page. The problem with those cheap plastic weave chairs is the
sun will degrade the webbing way to quickly for them to be functional on
a boat. Considering your weight problem that would be very embarrassing
and awkward when they give way. I can see you ass falling thru, your
feet up in the air, the fishing rod weaving all over, and everyone
trying to unsuccessful pry your ass from the chair.


You're really a dip****, Reggie. As I stated, it wasn't my boat, and it
wasn't my chair.

How's your boy doing in Thailand? Picking up male tourists for $25 a throw?

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HK wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:


I just liked the aluminum and plastic weave folding chair, I had
never seen anyone use that as a fishing chair before or even use it
on a boat. It was very memorable.


I don't recall much about the chair, Reggie. It's interesting that
you do. I suppose that's what a dip**** like you would remember about
a pretty good offshore fishing trip. I have a couple of folding "deck
chairs" I sometimes use on my boats. I bought them at West, so I
guess they're one step up from the "weave" chairs. Since you don't
boat, and especially don't boat in salt water or fish, either, you
probably wouldn't appreciate the utility of lightweight, easily
movable, folding chairs on a fishing boat.

But that's because you're a dip****.

No, I don't think we are talking about the same chairs. The ones I
saw were the kind that ma and pa kettle bring to the 4th of July
fireworks show. While West Marine currently does not sell those
chair, and i can understand why, I think the only place you can
currently buy them are at Walmart. Walmart might sell them, but they
don't bother to put them on the web page. The problem with those
cheap plastic weave chairs is the sun will degrade the webbing way to
quickly for them to be functional on a boat. Considering your weight
problem that would be very embarrassing and awkward when they give
way. I can see you ass falling thru, your feet up in the air, the
fishing rod weaving all over, and everyone trying to unsuccessful pry
your ass from the chair.


You're really a dip****, Reggie. As I stated, it wasn't my boat, and it
wasn't my chair.

How's your boy doing in Thailand? Picking up male tourists for $25 a throw?

No, he left Thailand awhile ago. He called and left a message is in one
of those countries called ....stan. It was a bad connection, so I
really couldn't understand it well.

I appreciate you asking about my son. Did I tell you about his gf?
Wow, she is a beauty and a really sweet personality. They are having
the time of their life.

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Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
HK wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:


I just liked the aluminum and plastic weave folding chair, I had
never seen anyone use that as a fishing chair before or even use it
on a boat. It was very memorable.


I don't recall much about the chair, Reggie. It's interesting that
you do. I suppose that's what a dip**** like you would remember
about a pretty good offshore fishing trip. I have a couple of
folding "deck chairs" I sometimes use on my boats. I bought them at
West, so I guess they're one step up from the "weave" chairs. Since
you don't boat, and especially don't boat in salt water or fish,
either, you probably wouldn't appreciate the utility of lightweight,
easily movable, folding chairs on a fishing boat.

But that's because you're a dip****.

No, I don't think we are talking about the same chairs. The ones I
saw were the kind that ma and pa kettle bring to the 4th of July
fireworks show. While West Marine currently does not sell those
chair, and i can understand why, I think the only place you can
currently buy them are at Walmart. Walmart might sell them, but they
don't bother to put them on the web page. The problem with those
cheap plastic weave chairs is the sun will degrade the webbing way to
quickly for them to be functional on a boat. Considering your weight
problem that would be very embarrassing and awkward when they give
way. I can see you ass falling thru, your feet up in the air, the
fishing rod weaving all over, and everyone trying to unsuccessful pry
your ass from the chair.


You're really a dip****, Reggie. As I stated, it wasn't my boat, and
it wasn't my chair.

How's your boy doing in Thailand? Picking up male tourists for $25 a
throw?

No, he left Thailand awhile ago. He called and left a message is in one
of those countries called ....stan. It was a bad connection, so I
really couldn't understand it well.

I appreciate you asking about my son. Did I tell you about his gf? Wow,
she is a beauty and a really sweet personality. They are having the
time of their life.



"She" is probably a trans-sexual.

BTW, why do you feel the need to comment on the boats of others when you
don't have the balls to post photos of the boat you claim to own?

Is your imaginary son the same sort of pussy you are?

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Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:


No, he left Thailand awhile ago. He called and left a message is in one
of those countries called ....stan. It was a bad connection, so I
really couldn't understand it well.

I appreciate you asking about my son. Did I tell you about his gf? Wow,
she is a beauty and a really sweet personality. They are having the
time of their life.


Maybe when your imaginary son returns, the two of you can visit an
imaginary computer store and you can buy him an imaginary computer.

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On Apr 19, 1:07*pm, HK wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:







I just liked the aluminum and plastic weave folding chair, I had
never seen anyone use that as a fishing chair before or even use it
on a boat. *It was very memorable.

I don't recall much about the chair, Reggie. It's interesting that you
do. I suppose that's what a dip**** like you would remember about a
pretty good offshore fishing trip. I have a couple of folding "deck
chairs" I sometimes use on my boats. I bought them at West, so I guess
they're one step up from the "weave" chairs. Since you don't boat, and
especially don't boat in salt water or fish, either, you probably
wouldn't appreciate the utility of lightweight, easily movable,
folding chairs on a fishing boat.

But that's because you're a dip****.

No, I don't think we are talking about the same chairs. *The ones I saw
were the kind that ma and pa kettle bring to the 4th of July fireworks
show. *While West Marine currently does not sell those chair, and i can
understand why, I think the only place you can currently buy them are at
Walmart. Walmart might sell them, but they don't bother to put them on
the web page. *The problem with those cheap plastic weave chairs is the
sun will degrade the webbing way to quickly for them to be functional on
a boat. *Considering your weight problem that would be very embarrassing
and awkward when they give way. *I can see you ass falling thru, your
feet up in the air, the fishing rod weaving all over, and everyone
trying to unsuccessful pry your ass from the chair.

You're really a dip****, Reggie. As I stated, it wasn't my boat, and it
wasn't my chair.

How's your boy doing in Thailand? Picking up male tourists for $25 a throw?- Hide quoted text -

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Probably, just like JimH's son in Okinawa. So, how's that lobster boat
running? By the way, you earlier stated you washed your boats each
time you use them. Must be quite a chore with that 36' Zimmerman like
lobster boat.

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On Apr 19, 11:40*am, "JimH" wrote:
"HK" wrote in message

. ..





Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:

As for my "fishing prowess" versus Herring's, I go out on the Bay for
fun, and I don't care whether I catch any fish. I use relatively light
tackle, and certainly wouldn't spend hours dragging the huge umbrella
rigs he prefers through the water. And when I catch a fish, I don't
have
photos taken of me holding it up in the air, so I can play "Big White
Fisherman Catches Toothless Fish." I haven't taken a fish photo in
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*"Big White
Fisherman Catches Toothless Fish."

LOL!

I do remember a photo of you holding up a fish that you posted for
everyone in rec.boats. *I think the fish had teeth, but I was not certain
of you. *The funniest part of the photo was the cheap fold up chair that
you were had on the boat. *I didn't even know they made those plastic
weaved chair anymore.

How many years ago was that, dip****? It was when I lived in Florida...10
years ago. No, the fish did not have teeth. It was a redfish.

The chair, such was it was, belonged to the owner of the boat. It wasn't
my boat. If member serves, it was a 25' center console. But at least my
host had a boat, and a chair on it on which to sit.

It's interesting that you comment on the photos of the boating activities
of others, and yet never manage to post photos of the boat you allegedly
own.

Carry on, dip****.

Reggie gets some sort of twisted pleasure out of putting other people down..
It seems to be his only purpose for being here.

There's the pot calling the kettle black.....

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wrote in message
...

Probably, just like JimH's son in Okinawa. So, how's that lobster boat
running? By the way, you earlier stated you washed your boats each
time you use them. Must be quite a chore with that 36' Zimmerman like
lobster boat.


Anybody interested in Lobster/Cape Islander boats should check this
out.........
http://halifax.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehi...QAdIdZ46905647

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HK wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:


No, he left Thailand awhile ago. He called and left a message is in
one of those countries called ....stan. It was a bad connection, so I
really couldn't understand it well.

I appreciate you asking about my son. Did I tell you about his gf?
Wow, she is a beauty and a really sweet personality. They are having
the time of their life.


Maybe when your imaginary son returns, the two of you can visit an
imaginary computer store and you can buy him an imaginary computer.




Nah, when he returns he has decided he wants a MacPro, he has seen all
of the problems with Vista and is smart enough not to buy one.

Did I tell you when my son and his gf were in either Cambodia or Loas,
they volunteered to help build a community center in one of the small
villages. They were spending time in the mountains treking thru the
rain forest, and living with a native trible. They came across this
community that needed some help with the project before the rainy season
started. I don't think he used a shovel, but I think he did mix mud,
straw and manure to make some kind of brick. While he is an
intellectual and into academia, he does have a higher opinion of those
who work with their hands than you and JimH seem to have. The fact that
he was dirty and sweaty working with manure, in a extremely hot country,
he was proud to be able to do something to help. As I said, he didn't
mention if he used a shovel, but I know he would not have thought twice
about using one, and definitely would not have been insulted if someone
said something about it. I am not sure, but i think the marine base in
japan might have a considerable more comfortable working conditions than
the mountains of Loas and Cambodia.

I said it at the time, and i will repeat it. I think JimH's son was
smart to enlist in the Marines and get paid to learn a skill that he can
use in the civilian world. Hopefully he will stay in the Marines long
enough to actually learn how to operate a bulldozer. The fact that he
has been placed in a really nice, safe cushy marine base, is the icing
on the cake.

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Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
HK wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:


No, he left Thailand awhile ago. He called and left a message is in
one of those countries called ....stan. It was a bad connection, so
I really couldn't understand it well.

I appreciate you asking about my son. Did I tell you about his gf?
Wow, she is a beauty and a really sweet personality. They are having
the time of their life.


Maybe when your imaginary son returns, the two of you can visit an
imaginary computer store and you can buy him an imaginary computer.




Nah, when he returns he has decided he wants a MacPro, he has seen all
of the problems with Vista and is smart enough not to buy one.

More b.s. from the Yokozuna wannabe of rec.boats, the dip**** known as
Reggie.

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Don White wrote:
wrote in message
...

Probably, just like JimH's son in Okinawa. So, how's that lobster boat
running? By the way, you earlier stated you washed your boats each
time you use them. Must be quite a chore with that 36' Zimmerman like
lobster boat.


Anybody interested in Lobster/Cape Islander boats should check this
out.........
http://halifax.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehi...QAdIdZ46905647




You're just encouraging the little drunken pothead, Don.

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On Apr 19, 4:25*pm, HK wrote:
Don White wrote:
wrote in message
...

Probably, just like JimH's son in Okinawa. So, how's that lobster boat
running? By the way, you earlier stated you washed your boats each
time you use them. Must be quite a chore with that 36' Zimmerman like
lobster boat.

Anybody interested in Lobster/Cape Islander boats should check this
out.........
http://halifax.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehi...ISLAND-W0QQAdI...

You're just encouraging the little drunken pothead, Don.

Now he's taking JimH's approach. Tell lies about someone to get the
heat of of himself because he's been caught in so many lies. Next,
he'll start telling lies and saying nasty things about my wife and
school aged children, just like his lover JimH.....