A book I think I will have to get. Read the synopsis and see what you think. From MidCurrent.
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A Bridge To FUBAR
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A Bridge To FUBAR
by Wildman » April 3rd, 2013, 8:00 am
"Tomorrow is the most important thing in life. Comes into us at midnight very clean. It's perfect when it arrives and it puts itself in our hands. It hopes we've learnt something from yesterday."
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Re: A Bridge To FUBAR
by teejay » April 3rd, 2013, 11:02 am
I didn’t want to read to much of the synopsis to be a spoiler but it’s definitely going on the reading list.
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Re: A Bridge To FUBAR
by darrin terry » April 3rd, 2013, 11:24 am
Sorry, but I am assuming this was an April Fools joke. SF "4/1" team? Story posted on Monday, April 1, 2013? Dragon trout fishing in North Korea? I think not guys.
How do you tie the fly to your hooks without killing them with the thread? I keep cutting them in half.
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Re: A Bridge To FUBAR
by Wildman » April 3rd, 2013, 1:38 pm
Darrin Terry wrote:Sorry, but I am assuming this was an April Fools joke. SF "4/1" team? Story posted on Monday, April 1, 2013? Dragon trout fishing in North Korea? I think not guys.
Someone tell me that I am not that gullible........I wanted to believe that we were sneaking around behind that little adam henry's back.
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Re: A Bridge To FUBAR
by darrin terry » April 3rd, 2013, 2:57 pm
Jim, you're not that gullible. Did that help? I hope so. 
Hey, I did do a little more research on it. I found no mention of the book outside of a few flyfishing websites, all since Monday. Also, the caption under the photo at the lead of the story in that link says the trout were called "Jamjari", or dragons. A quick search showed the word jamjari refers to a Korean dragonfly, not a trout.
Hey, I did do a little more research on it. I found no mention of the book outside of a few flyfishing websites, all since Monday. Also, the caption under the photo at the lead of the story in that link says the trout were called "Jamjari", or dragons. A quick search showed the word jamjari refers to a Korean dragonfly, not a trout.
How do you tie the fly to your hooks without killing them with the thread? I keep cutting them in half.
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Re: A Bridge To FUBAR
by Jimbo Roberts » April 3rd, 2013, 3:40 pm
Trout and Salmon don't have barbells or posionous spines.
It's a hoax. Just imagine the stink raised if a real military team wrote a book about insertion into North Korea and then published details about the mission. If the book is real, then it's fiction, and might be fun reading it nonetheless.
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It's a hoax. Just imagine the stink raised if a real military team wrote a book about insertion into North Korea and then published details about the mission. If the book is real, then it's fiction, and might be fun reading it nonetheless.
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Re: A Bridge To FUBAR
by briansII » April 3rd, 2013, 4:02 pm
Hey! That was almost as good as my 4/1 report. 
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Re: A Bridge To FUBAR
by darrin terry » April 3rd, 2013, 7:26 pm
Jimbo Roberts wrote:Trout and Salmon don't have barbells or posionous spines.
It's a hoax. Just imagine the stink raised if a real military team wrote a book about insertion into North Korea and then published details about the mission. If the book is real, then it's fiction, and might be fun reading it nonetheless.
Jimbo
That's funny! I had blown the whistle at the first lines and not read it far enough to see the barbels and poison spine bit. Ha!
How do you tie the fly to your hooks without killing them with the thread? I keep cutting them in half.
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Re: A Bridge To FUBAR
by teejay » April 3rd, 2013, 9:55 pm
Well, my excuse is that after I read the introductory sentence “we saw dark, massive trout hovering in the pool”, all logic went out the window.
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