Re: OT: Was Showdown on the Rubicon (outcome)
 

Sweeeeet!
That looks like its going to be lovely in the spring.


On 1 Nov 2004 17:16:53 -0800, montanajeeper@aol.com (MontanaJeeper) wrote:

>>absolutely. my property has some great off-roading, hunting, fishing,
>>and some of the most rugged terrain ive ever seen. if youre ever in
>>the area drop by for some cold bear and hot buffalo steaks. maybe
>>teach me how to fly fish without hurting myself. :-)
>>
>>> > playing around on my own montana mountain side. :-)
>>> > http://7slotgrille.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=416

Re: OT: Was Showdown on the Rubicon (outcome)
 

Sweeeeet!
That looks like its going to be lovely in the spring.


On 1 Nov 2004 17:16:53 -0800, montanajeeper@aol.com (MontanaJeeper) wrote:

>>absolutely. my property has some great off-roading, hunting, fishing,
>>and some of the most rugged terrain ive ever seen. if youre ever in
>>the area drop by for some cold bear and hot buffalo steaks. maybe
>>teach me how to fly fish without hurting myself. :-)
>>
>>> > playing around on my own montana mountain side. :-)
>>> > http://7slotgrille.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=416

Re: OT: Was Showdown on the Rubicon (outcome)
 

MontanaJeeper proclaimed:

> "mabar" <mabar@NooSpamgrbonline.com> wrote in message news:<9audnZClJu3qqRvcRVn-vA@gbronline.com>...
>
>>Beautiful piece of property Nathan! Keep us posted.
>
>
> absolutely. my property has some great off-roading, hunting, fishing,
> and some of the most rugged terrain ive ever seen. if youre ever in
> the area drop by for some cold bear and hot buffalo steaks. maybe
> teach me how to fly fish without hurting myself. :-)

First you find a fish with big fins, ya know, big as wings. Then you
freeze the fish, so the fins and body are nice and stiff. Then, you
throw the thing as hard as you can, first making sure it can't hit
anything and bounce back and hit you anywhere that hurts. Viola, you
have just flown a fish.

As for fly fishing, dirty little secret: all the big ones are usually
caught on worms, grasshoppers, or Pauske's Fireballs.

Ex cow orker moved up to Kalispell just over a year ago....wife gave
edict to move back to California after freezing rear end off last
winter.

Re: OT: Was Showdown on the Rubicon (outcome)
 

MontanaJeeper proclaimed:

> "mabar" <mabar@NooSpamgrbonline.com> wrote in message news:<9audnZClJu3qqRvcRVn-vA@gbronline.com>...
>
>>Beautiful piece of property Nathan! Keep us posted.
>
>
> absolutely. my property has some great off-roading, hunting, fishing,
> and some of the most rugged terrain ive ever seen. if youre ever in
> the area drop by for some cold bear and hot buffalo steaks. maybe
> teach me how to fly fish without hurting myself. :-)

First you find a fish with big fins, ya know, big as wings. Then you
freeze the fish, so the fins and body are nice and stiff. Then, you
throw the thing as hard as you can, first making sure it can't hit
anything and bounce back and hit you anywhere that hurts. Viola, you
have just flown a fish.

As for fly fishing, dirty little secret: all the big ones are usually
caught on worms, grasshoppers, or Pauske's Fireballs.

Ex cow orker moved up to Kalispell just over a year ago....wife gave
edict to move back to California after freezing rear end off last
winter.

Re: OT: Was Showdown on the Rubicon (outcome)
 

MontanaJeeper proclaimed:

> "mabar" <mabar@NooSpamgrbonline.com> wrote in message news:<9audnZClJu3qqRvcRVn-vA@gbronline.com>...
>
>>Beautiful piece of property Nathan! Keep us posted.
>
>
> absolutely. my property has some great off-roading, hunting, fishing,
> and some of the most rugged terrain ive ever seen. if youre ever in
> the area drop by for some cold bear and hot buffalo steaks. maybe
> teach me how to fly fish without hurting myself. :-)

First you find a fish with big fins, ya know, big as wings. Then you
freeze the fish, so the fins and body are nice and stiff. Then, you
throw the thing as hard as you can, first making sure it can't hit
anything and bounce back and hit you anywhere that hurts. Viola, you
have just flown a fish.

As for fly fishing, dirty little secret: all the big ones are usually
caught on worms, grasshoppers, or Pauske's Fireballs.

Ex cow orker moved up to Kalispell just over a year ago....wife gave
edict to move back to California after freezing rear end off last
winter.