Rude fisherman

[Laney]

I was fishing back in Spring Branch this morning, just got started and had caught one keeper smally when all of a sudden this guy about 35, all in black with the Ranger clothes, and in a big Ranger boat with a 250 on it, came roaring by and pulled in right in front of me, not more than 50 to 75 feet, right on the bank where I was fishing.  Pulled out his rods and started into fish, I think he had spotted a big fish there before and was trying to catch her, he was doing some flipping, but never did see him catch the fish.  Had a few words with him that were not pleasant, told him it was a really big lake and that surely he could find another place to fish rather that within 50 feet of me.  I think he was a pro because of the way he was dressed and the big black Ranger boat with twin poles on the back, I don't know if there is a practice session going on down there and a tournament tomorrow or not, don't keep up with that stuff.   Just wanted to let everyone know how this guy acted, I sure hope he had no luck at all.  If that is how all the pros fish, may they have motor trouble all the time.

[Guest]

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[Mitch f]

What lake were you fishing?

[Laney]

Tablerock,  Spring Branch is just downstream from Kimberling City about 2 miles or so.

[Smalliebigs]

I would have trolled right up to him and started banging  the crap out of my boat and I mean right next to him and just start snagging stuff and trying to cross  his line.

I did that to a wannabe Tourney fag once and he tried to fight with me and I just laughed and apologized profusely. He finally  thought I was an obvious  special  needs person and left so I fired up and followed  him from Indian Creek to Big creek and he started to threaten  me with serious  bodily  harm and I backed off to about 40 yards and watched him for about 15 mins not catch anything, all the while turning and looking at me. He fired up again and took off and I laughed at him as he flipped me the bird