Spoonbill

[Jaybird]

We have all the other fish witha topic what about the spoonbill ?

[Rafe Hollister]

No

[fish]

@RH


Jaybird - When the snagging season is over you won't get another post in the forum for a year. Waste of band-width. 'Cides who cares about em anyways???

[Rafe Hollister]

Here's the one thread that would get posted every year:

Moron #1: Anybody been snagging yet?

Moron #2: Yup. Nothin' yet

Moron #1: Me neither. Where you goin'?

Moron #2: Upper arm of the lake by that house on that curve.

Moron #1: Yeah. I been there. Buddy snagged a log last year.

Moron #3: I was in the lower branch close to the railroad tracks and got one last night.

Moron #1: You mean them tracks that the trains run on? I ain't caught any there before.

Moron #3: Yeah, those are the tracks I mean.

Moron #2: How'd you cook him?

Moron #3: Fried 'em.

Moron #1: I snagged one yesterday. Biggun.

Moron #2: Where'd you go?

Moron #3: Yeah, where'd you go?

Moron #1: By them railroad tracks you talked about. Thanks.

Moron #3: No problem.

Moron #2: How'd you cook it?

Moron #1: Fried 'em.

Moron #3: Yeah, that's the way I like 'em.

Moron #4: Well season's over now. Good luck next March.

Moron #2: Shit, I didn't catch any. Wore my arms out and drank alot of beer, though.

[Jaybird]

Well that musky one made it on there. So I thought that spoonies might make it as well. If there was a spoonbill one on here I am sure it would have more than one post.

[Rafe Hollister]

Yeah, and have you read the posts on the musky forum? You tellin' me the spoonbill forum would be that exciting? Musky can be caught all year long; spoonbill are in season for about 10 hours.