I called the local newspaper to report that we were the only volunteers that showed up to help out the shrimp on CCB
The local outdoors writer said he would help so we went back out and did it to them again.
The local outdoors writer said he would help so we went back out and did it to them again.
Sometimes you discover your ice chest is not quite big enough.
I noticed a Navy Veteran and asked him if he had caught anything.
He said no so we gave him some fish and ice…he looked me in the eye and said “God Bless You Mister”. I told him he had and I was sharing the blessing…and “God Bless You for protecting our country”…we shook hands and I wished he had a bigger ice chest.
SonOfDaMan was not quite satisfied with catching gar with rod and real so he has started hand lining them.
We ended up catching 4 of them this way.
Besides giving fish to the veteran some also went to a widow in the church which she really appreciated as she hasn’t been fishing in awhile. This helped make more room in the freezer so we can keep going too.
A report showed up in the paper about some of our adventures and can be viewed at
http://www.caller.com/news/2008/nov/23/a-day-on-the-bay/ make sure you look at the photo gallery for the article.
The duck season split is happening now and by the time it opens we should have a fowl report (pardon the pun). SonOfDaMan has volunteered to assist me in finding ambush spots for the white bass migration that should start happening soon. More pictures are on the http://www.etoepfer.texfly.com/ website.
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