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About rps
- Birthday 09/14/1949
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Reluctantly back in Tulsa
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Bass and Walleye fishing and
Gourmet cooking and
Rugby.
I am a retired lawyer, and a retired school teacher.
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rps reacted to a post in a topic: What's Cooking?
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Cavenders is made in Harrison, Arkansas. Some say it is the only thing coming from Harrison that is worth anything. Just what I heard.
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These type of things baffle and hurt me. I hope their families know how many people feel for them.
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Way up lake, Big M and above all the way to Houseman, is never as bad. From the dam, you are talking 50 or 60 river miles. Trust me, the upper end holds good fish (perhaps not as many SM). Stay in crazy Eureka, launch at Holiday Island (they sometimes have nightly slips with power), and enjoy.
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Couple of Pictures from the upper Kings River Yesterday
rps replied to Bill Babler's topic in Table Rock Lake
I learned to fish in Oklahoma. Except for Spavinaw and Tenkiller, most of the lakes look like that six months a year, even Grand. All the farm ponds do. Chartreuse spinner baits with large Colorado blades, chartreuse rattling Big O's, and 10 or 12 inch Jelly worms (purple or black) with a fire tail. When I moved to Arkansas, it took me two years or more to adjust. -
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I have not posted lately. Boring food here. I do have a couple of pictures even though I have posted similar before.
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Just an observation. I always found that by August, I caught more keepers on trolled cranks or vertical jigs and spoons. I ascribed it to bait speed and impulse bites as opposed to feeding bites. If I was using a harness, every minute or so, I would take the rod and pull it back until the tip was behind my head. Then I would let it drop back down on a slack line. I caught any number of hot water fish on the drop.
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rps reacted to a post in a topic: White River Bluegill with Becky.
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You are talking my language. Did you even use the big motor?
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Bad day today. We had to put down the 15 year old boy Corgi, Sol, this morning. Didn't even try to fix dinner. Bought some grocery store sushi. Yak. It may have been a culinary adventure, but not one I will take again.
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Retirement: Other than the wife, you don't need to listen to anyone or do what they want. Simply look them in the eye and say, "I'm retired." You can wear comfortable clothes. Dress up is optional and only required when you want. You can even wear sneakers at funerals. You can shop when everyone else is at work. People underestimate you. You can stand to one side and say, "In my day ..." Senior Discounts! You finally have a defense for forgetting something. Smile sheepishly and say. "Senior moment." Late night owl? Enjoy. Chime in if you want.
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After about 55 or 60, you need reasons to keep working. A dear friend of mine is working at 80. Drinking days and 3 divorces leave him no choice. Another friend goes to the office every day, clean shaven and polished shoes. He loves what he does. Most are marking time. I am thankful, very thankful, I found a way to become a one of the keep working group because I loved it . I may have retired too early at 70.
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Really? Never fished there. 😁