slow bow luck - Page 2

baitfisher83 · #31 05-05-2011, 10:37 AM

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Originally Posted by chubbdarter

you sooooo smart buddy.....you got a NACK for BEST solutions....lol.....buying a bonker today, get ready for pics of my fish that makes Bin Laden's pics look like little boo boo

LMFAO you're good at photoshop too huh?

Braun · #32 05-05-2011, 10:51 AM

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Originally Posted by chubbdarter

lol...braun you should know better....you can call me a idiot....i dont care. Im happy that your better/best than me and can say that....

Oh i know. I just find it amusing that people can say those things. it just shows that they dont know what they are talking about because they dont even know who the forum member is that they are saying things to. that glenmore thread was a perfect example of that..... I especially get a kick out of it when it happens outstanding members like you, tosh, npauls, mustang, dace, tackle runner..... to be honest it makes the day go by faster.

Braun · #33 05-05-2011, 10:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Kokanee9

The next time I get out fishing, I would still like to post pictures. Unfortunately, I just found out my fishing bud can't make it. So I guess I'll just head out myself.

Could someone tell me how to hold a camera in one hand, the fish in the other hand and still be able to focus the camera on the fish without the fish slipping out of the other hand? I find that pictures in the water do not represent the scale or size of the fish at all and are basically useless. If anyone doesn't believe me, I will email a pic and they can try to tell me the size.

ask donnie to tag along, maybe marie will come too..... maybe they can hold your camera

chubbdarter · #34 05-05-2011, 10:59 AM

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Originally Posted by baitfisher83

LMFAO you're good at photoshop too huh?

I cant say im the BEST....lol

tacklerunner · #35 05-05-2011, 11:11 AM

A 13" bow is just slang for a small brown no less than 12" and no greater than 14" but caught using spinning gear and released in fresh water classified as a river in either PP1, PP2 or ES1 areas of Alberta during the months of April, May, October and November on non leap years and is caught on a weekday either during a new moon or within 1 day of a new moon on either side.

I knew exactly what she was talking about. She described it in the BEST way possible.

Mudslide · #36 05-05-2011, 11:12 AM

Looks like a pickerel to me!

Kokanee9 · #37 05-05-2011, 11:12 AM

I think everyone wants the best for the fish. I also believe that the majority do what they feel is best to accomplish that.

If anyone is so worried about what other people are doing, I have 2 suggestions:

1) Do some volunteer work with fish and wildlife.

2) Realize that you can't control what other people do, you can only change what you do.

chubbdarter · #38 05-05-2011, 11:28 AM

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Originally Posted by baitfisher83

LMFAO you're good at photoshop too huh?

although im not the BEST, i must say this is some of my BEST work
its a limited print and may or may not increase in value

Alberta Bigbore · #39 05-05-2011, 11:29 AM

Congrats on a nice fish.....

And.... I.B.T.L.

Braun · #40 05-05-2011, 11:35 AM

chubbs......... I am speechless..... you have way too much time on your hands. you need a hobby........ and not painting........

chubbdarter · #41 05-05-2011, 12:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Braun

chubbs......... I am speechless..... you have way too much time on your hands. you need a hobby........ and not painting........

you think the water is too blue for the Bow?

baitfisher83 · #42 05-05-2011, 12:20 PM

LMFAO Chubb is no picasso.....that trout looks like it's been mangled a bit....

chubbdarter · #43 05-05-2011, 12:28 PM

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Originally Posted by baitfisher83

LMFAO Chubb is no picasso.....that trout looks like it's been mangled a bit....

Thats because you bashed it on the grass and then drove your lawnmover over it....remember?

baitfisher83 · #44 05-05-2011, 12:30 PM

You forgot the beer cans that lazy jerks leave along the banks.

TyreeUM · #45 05-05-2011, 12:55 PM

I appreciate the modern art...but why did you but baitfisher83 on the bottom left of the picture...it looks like she is underwater...

Bigtoad · #46 05-05-2011, 01:45 PM

Chubby, relax....

I tried to be respectful in my reply and was not trying to preach. However, the best for the fish is to keep it in the water. You know that, I know that, let's not kid ourselves here. If you are going to take a picture, hold it up out of the water momentarily (like in my avatar) and then put it back in as quickly as possible. Again, you know this Chubb.

The goal is to have the least impact on the fish, so I guess Chubber, if in the situation, the best solution to impact the fish the least was to put it on the bank on the schnarb (I really just like using that word) then fine, I'll give the benefit of the doubt and assume that was the case.

However, if people are going to practice C&R fishing (which I fully support) then they also need to be educated on how to best handle the fish so it has the best chance of survival. My intent was only to help educate, not to attack.

Cheers.

chubbdarter · #47 05-05-2011, 01:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Bigtoad

Chubby, relax....

I tried to be respectful in my reply and was not trying to preach. However, the best for the fish is to keep it in the water. You know that, I know that, let's not kid ourselves here. If you are going to take a picture, hold it up out of the water momentarily (like in my avatar) and then put it back in as quickly as possible. Again, you know this Chubb.

The goal is to have the least impact on the fish, so I guess Chubber, if in the situation, the best solution to impact the fish the least was to put it on the bank on the schnarb (I really just like using that word) then fine, I'll give the benefit of the doubt and assume that was the case.

However, if people are going to practice C&R fishing (which I fully support) then they also need to be educated on how to best handle the fish so it has the best chance of survival. My intent was only to help educate, not to attack.

Cheers.

alls good BT.....i just wanted everyone to know the situation pertaining to the spot she was in...
and i miss scrapping with you...lol
p.s. you want to order 1 of my paintings?

hope you have a great fishing season

baitfisher83 · #48 05-05-2011, 01:52 PM

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Originally Posted by tacklerunner

A 13" bow is just slang for a small brown no less than 12" and no greater than 14" but caught using spinning gear and released in fresh water classified as a river in either PP1, PP2 or ES1 areas of Alberta during the months of April, May, October and November on non leap years and is caught on a weekday either during a new moon or within 1 day of a new moon on either side.

I knew exactly what she was talking about. She described it in the BEST way possible.

I wish I could edit my first post and put this in....too funny....lol

Gust · #49 05-05-2011, 01:57 PM

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Originally Posted by chubbdarter

alls good BT.....i just wanted everyone to know the situation pertaining to the spot she was in...
and i miss scrapping with you...lol
p.s. you want to order 1 of my paintings?

hope you have a great fishing season

Two of my favorite spots on the Bow are seriously dangerous waters and I typically only go to them with another person, and even then, it's still sketchy at best to release the fish as carefully as possible.

pretty fish, gorgeous colours.

chubbdarter · #50 05-05-2011, 01:59 PM

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Originally Posted by GustavMahler

Two of my favorite spots on the Bow are seriously dangerous waters and I typically only go to them with another person, and even then, it's still sketchy at best to release the fish as carefully as possible.

pretty fish, gorgeous colours.

thanks Gus i painted it myself....no help

Gust · #51 05-05-2011, 02:04 PM

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Originally Posted by chubbdarter

thanks Gus i painted it myself....no help

Watercolour I'm guessing with a #2 Sable?

Braun · #52 05-05-2011, 02:08 PM

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Originally Posted by GustavMahler

Two of my favorite spots on the Bow are seriously dangerous waters and I typically only go to them with another person, and even then, it's still sketchy at best to release the fish as carefully as possible.

pretty fish, gorgeous colours.

have we fished any of those spots? that one spot I showed you definitely isnt the safest. one could break their neck getting down there let alone dangers of fighting the fish in that section of quick high water. When I took you there it was rather low. Imagine the water being another 1.5feet higher. thats when I discovered that spot

Gust · #53 05-05-2011, 02:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Braun

have we fished any of those spots? that one spot I showed you definitely isnt the safest. one could break their neck getting down there let alone dangers of fighting the fish in that section of quick high water. When I took you there it was rather low. Imagine the water being another 1.5feet higher. thats when I discovered that spot

That area and a bit further downsteam,, my fear is plopping the water and getting my leg stuck between two erosion boulders and snapping my shin like a pencil, then drowning, or getting swept away into a tangle of shopping carts or discarded barbed wire and old rusty hooks.

but nice fish, nice colours BAITFISHER.

Chub, fingerpainting is fun too.

baitfisher83 · #54 05-05-2011, 02:21 PM

If anyone wants me to show them the scene of the crime I'd be glad to..lol

chubbdarter · #55 05-05-2011, 02:23 PM

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Originally Posted by baitfisher83

If anyone wants me to show them the scene of the crime I'd be glad to..lol

The Fence!!!!................911 im stuck and cant get out

baitfisher83 · #56 05-05-2011, 02:24 PM

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Originally Posted by chubbdarter

The Fence!!!!................911 im stuck and cant get out

lol you're so gonna get a slap....

horsetrader · #57 05-05-2011, 02:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Bigtoad

Chubby, relax....

I tried to be respectful in my reply and was not trying to preach. However, the best for the fish is to keep it in the water. You know that, I know that, let's not kid ourselves here. If you are going to take a picture, hold it up out of the water momentarily (like in my avatar) and then put it back in as quickly as possible. Again, you know this Chubb.

The goal is to have the least impact on the fish, so I guess Chubber, if in the situation, the best solution to impact the fish the least was to put it on the bank on the schnarb (I really just like using that word) then fine, I'll give the benefit of the doubt and assume that was the case.

However, if people are going to practice C&R fishing (which I fully support) then they also need to be educated on how to best handle the fish so it has the best chance of survival. My intent was only to help educate, not to attack.

Cheers.

Welllllll to tell you the truth the best thing for the fish is not to fish for it at all.I'm pretty sure that big hook you ram through its mouth is as harmfull if not more to the fish then Baitfisher laying it on the ground to take a pic.Hmmmm maybe think about that ..................

Bigtoad · #58 05-05-2011, 02:59 PM

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Originally Posted by horsetrader

Welllllll to tell you the truth the best thing for the fish is not to fish for it at all.I'm pretty sure that big hook you ram through its mouth is as harmfull if not more to the fish then Baitfisher laying it on the ground to take a pic.Hmmmm maybe think about that ..................

Nope, not true. They enjoy the workout I give them. Cheaper than a gym membership.

And if they didn't want to be caught, then they should have kept their big fat yaps shut!

Cheers.

horsetrader · #59 05-05-2011, 03:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Bigtoad

Nope, not true. They enjoy the workout I give them. Cheaper than a gym membership.

And if they didn't want to be caught, then they should have kept their big fat yaps shut!

Cheers.

Well Baitfisher83 was just helping them do pushups.........

But becareful if you work them out to much, they are going to pull you right in the frigin water......

Cheers

baitfisher83 · #60 05-05-2011, 03:13 PM

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Originally Posted by horsetrader

Well Baitfisher83 was just helping them do pushups.........

But becareful if you work them out to much, they are going to pull you right in the frigin water......

Cheers

If a 13 inch trout pulls me in the water, I quit..lol