New Years Resolution

[timsfly]

My new years resolution is to try to fish more, and not gripe about not getting to fish enough.

[lee G.]

Wrench, i live over at Richland, about 25 miles away, give me a hollar sometime.

I am thinking about building a new jon boat this spring.

[fishinwrench]

Wrench, i live over at Richland, about 25 miles away, give me a hollar sometime.

I am thinking about building a new jon boat this spring.

Hi Lee, Will do.

Being from Richland do you know former Charger boats owner "Bob Cox" ?

Is the Charger plant still up and running ?

[lee G.]

I work with the electrical guy that does the work out there, i dont know the owner, but he does, i met him a few times, dont know if that is Bob Cox, but they are running at a slow pace not a lot of sales these days, the down turn has hurt them.

[lee G.]

On another note, as far as knew, the guy that owns the place has been there from the start. I havent a clue about a former owner.

[Stoneroller]

you may as well start smoking crack. DON"T DO IT MAN!

[Mitch f]

Pocomo is right, Mitch. It's a slippery slope. Be careful.

A mind

that wants to wander

'round a corner

is an unwise mind

-George Harrison

I agree, I already have been tying hair jigs for around 10 years and I don't know how I could become more obsessed with fishing.

PS. I think George was my favorite beatle

[Greg]

Every year I tell myself I'm going to do more warm water fly fishing. But those danged trout always seem to lure me away and I don't do as much as I'd like. But my wife has promised me a kayak in the coming year so this may just be the year I keep my promise.

PS: good luck with starting fly fishing. It is a wonderful pursuit.

Greg

[eric1978]

PS. I think George was my favorite beatle

He's my favorite for sure. Have a good Xmas man.

[Mitch f]

This coming year I think I'll slip into a level of debt and poverty that I've never sampled before...just for kicks, and just so I can say "I've been there".

Should be an interesting year.

Wrench,

Here is a tid bit of good news:

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/12/24/business/economy/24forecast.html?_r=1&partner=rss&emc=rss&src=igw