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Re: Older Guy

Postby planettrout » January 9th, 2011, 9:27 am

KRoberts1 wrote:Tim,

I'll drink to that! ;) ( bad taste, huh?) Looks like the Firehole ?

keith


Keith,

That is the Madison, above $3.00 Bridge...this is the Firehole:

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...in October, 1977...before I became (as my kids put it) a DINOSAUR... :o

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Re: Older Guy

Postby Wildman » January 9th, 2011, 9:30 am

fly addict wrote:You could just fish with guys who are older and aren't as good as you, and than you'll never be out hustled or fished! ;) :lol:

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I wondered why you let me come along......
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Re: Older Guy

Postby fly addict » January 9th, 2011, 10:16 am

Wildman wrote:
fly addict wrote:You could just fish with guys who are older and aren't as good as you, and than you'll never be out hustled or fished! ;) :lol:

Mark


I wondered why you let me come along......


Oops, Jim it's not just that! Besides you have out fished me before. :oops: ;)

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Re: Older Guy

Postby Wildman » January 9th, 2011, 12:06 pm

Yeah once....when to make me feel better you took the fly off and just nymphed with a bb shot. Even then, you still caught fish!

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Re: Older Guy

Postby tomsakai » January 9th, 2011, 12:34 pm

Wildman wrote:Yeah once....when to make me feel better you took the fly off and just nymphed with a bb shot. Even then, you still caught fish!

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Re: Older Guy

Postby anacrime » January 9th, 2011, 1:42 pm

Stay home, old guys. This is a young man's sport now 8-)
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Re: Older Guy

Postby Wildman » January 9th, 2011, 4:02 pm

anacrime wrote:Stay home, old guys. This is a young man's sport now 8-)

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At this point, I had a story to share about an Old Bull and A Young Bull.....but I forgot it.

Fishinsteve-getting back to your question....I don't have that kind of competitive spirit driving me. I fish with a lot of younger folks and a few ones my age (Tom Sakai-Eric). I enjoy being with both and have learned an incredible amount from all of them. I didn't start fly fishing until I was almost 60 and I'm 64 now. I am perfectly happy to spend a day on the water with friends fishing. If they're catching more then me, I celebrate their success and keep trying. On the rare occasion that I out fish them (only happened once or twice) I try not to be obvious in my gloating. Like Blu said, if you can get to the point where you forget how many fish you've caught that day....well that's a good day. As far as the budget thing....you can really do a lot of fly fishing and not spend an arm and a leg. Especially, if you tie your own flies.
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Re: Older Guy

Postby fishinsteve » January 9th, 2011, 4:41 pm

Thats it, thats all you have for that whippersnapper. I was kinda hopeing one of you regulars would bust his balls :) . I haven't been here long enough. I know the story about the old bull and the young bull I have used it myself. Hey I'm getting to the point where I am not as competitve myself. But I'm only 46. Hear that whippersnapper only 46 :) Tying flies no way. :!: Well maybe :? ok maybe just a few chironomids. Damit its starting
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Re: Older Guy

Postby flybob » January 9th, 2011, 8:05 pm

fishinsteve wrote:Thats it, thats all you have for that whippersnapper. I was kinda hopeing one of you regulars would bust his balls :) . I haven't been here long enough. I know the story about the old bull and the young bull I have used it myself. Hey I'm getting to the point where I am not as competitve myself. But I'm only 46. Hear that whippersnapper only 46 :) Tying flies no way. :!: Well maybe :? ok maybe just a few chironomids. Damit its starting


46! Are you effing kidding me! Heck I thought your were an OLD GUY! :shock:

Oh to be 46 again, with my new found hobby, flyfihsing! :bananadance:

but on the other hand, soon to be retired! :rockon:

All in good fun Steve, all in good fun, you will have a blast here!
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Re: Older Guy

Postby briansII » January 9th, 2011, 9:58 pm

anacrime wrote:Stay home, old guys. This is a young man's sport now 8-)


Don't make me get outta my rocking chair......

Clearly, the benefit of being an older fisherman, is you are allowed to take a midday nap. It really doesn't get any better than that. :bananadance: You young guys would never live that down.

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Re: Older Guy

Postby lucfish » January 9th, 2011, 10:11 pm

briansII wrote:
anacrime wrote:Stay home, old guys. This is a young man's sport now 8-)


Don't make me get outta my rocking chair......

Clearly, the benefit of being an older fisherman, is you are allowed to take a midday nap. It really doesn't get any better than that. :bananadance: You young guys would never live that down.

briansII

Amen to that!!! In fact I'm getting a little sleepy.
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