AdmiralAdama
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Yes never eat those blue-blooded fish or you'll wake up the next morning and dress for polo.
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Yes never eat those blue-blooded fish or you'll wake up the next morning and dress for polo.
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zstairlessone
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*gasp* I had no idea I was so close to such a unfashionable fate.
And you'll find yourself on the OTHER northern coast
Roy Rob
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Wow, I had no idea that you really are what you eat. For a time I was eating lots monk fish which is a deep water, very dense and tasty fish. So far as I know I don't look like Friar Tuck.... 8)
LannyC
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Mmmmm...halibut. Is that you in the Helly Hansens, Iriana? It's always nice to have faces to put to names... 
Last time I went halibut fishing, it seemed all I could catch was 50-pound lingcod. Talk about all mouth. We had a discussion on the boat whether the black bass one of them coughed up should count toward my limit. I thought my arms would fall off that day. I don't even enjoy eating lingcod that much.
Honestly, I would rather throw flies at silvers. On my first trip to Alaska, my buddy and I each caught about 100 salmon (silvers, pinks, and chums) a day for five days; we'd quit for dinner when we no longer had the strength to lob another fly at the fish. Sometimes, even I get lucky!
milliHelen: amount of beauty required to launch one ship.
Last time I went halibut fishing, it seemed all I could catch was 50-pound lingcod. Talk about all mouth. We had a discussion on the boat whether the black bass one of them coughed up should count toward my limit. I thought my arms would fall off that day. I don't even enjoy eating lingcod that much.
Honestly, I would rather throw flies at silvers. On my first trip to Alaska, my buddy and I each caught about 100 salmon (silvers, pinks, and chums) a day for five days; we'd quit for dinner when we no longer had the strength to lob another fly at the fish. Sometimes, even I get lucky!
milliHelen: amount of beauty required to launch one ship.
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Iriana
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Mmmmm...halibut. Is that you in the Helly Hansens, Iriana? It's always nice to have faces to put to names...
Last time I went halibut fishing, it seemed all I could catch was 50-pound lingcod. Talk about all mouth. We had a discussion on the boat whether the black bass one of them coughed up should count toward my limit. I thought my arms would fall off that day. I don't even enjoy eating lingcod that much.
Honestly, I would rather throw flies at silvers. On my first trip to Alaska, my buddy and I each caught about 100 salmon (silvers, pinks, and chums) a day for five days; we'd quit for dinner when we no longer had the strength to lob another fly at the fish. Sometimes, even I get lucky!
milliHelen: amount of beauty required to launch one ship.
Not me. That's my husband.
You're so lucky to catch so many salmon.
I love fly-fishing. Took a course on fly tying. I've got a box of home made flies and all the tools to tie them at the river or where ever I might be fishing. I LOVE to go fishing.
Here I am at the helm. I'm a bit camera shy on Internet.
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