Signs of life...

[driftwood]

Originally Posted by MalibuJohnny

Was it a swat or a simple comment? I read all the post everyday.

Some are worth comment and others no... The way I see it " A sandwhich is a great sandwhich, with more meat and less bologna"

I am not a follower, cause I don't like the view!

And what have you brought up to the table lately? Not even enough for a fish sandwich. Go fish!

[j mo]

That one in particular is massive. Your fortunate that you can fish as much as you do.

Personally I'd rather read your eloborate reports than "caught big fish on iron on 4/21...see pic"

It's ironic that people "jones" for detailed fish reports, but when the few who actually take time to post them actually do, they get shat all over....

[MalibuJohnny]

When you post in a public forum, you open yourself for debate. fficeffice" />>>
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Not to mention open yourself up to the various “miss-leading” and “Photoshop” expansions of the truth. Shouldn’t they not be exposed?>>
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Might I add that I am a fellow Kayak Fisherman and have been for about 5 plus years now. Chasing the “Ghost” as you romantics put it, is really not what everyone here is about? Its about fishing…ego’s are the thing that get hurt here. >>
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Personally, I prefer to see Dads out there with there family having a great time fishing. At least you can believe the smiles on the kid’s faces. I know my two girls do! And I will teach my newest Yakker the same. She will be here on Thursday. >>
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A little girl that my wife has blessed me with.>>
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Anyway…I will refrain from adding my two cents, and will recede into the background of the web, wiping my sweaty brow, reaching for a glass of water, which will cool my hot and heavy breathing, after my deep and seemingly endless dive down into the labyrinth of giant kelp, to release this magnificent creature so she may return as the ghost we all dream about….>>
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The end>>

[DENNYh]

Your funny.

[dsafety]

Wow! This discussion has turned interesting.

All I can say is, Josh, keep the stories coming. Many of us are living vicariously off of your exploits. We are envious of your skills and proud to have you as part of our little community.

Bob

[fishchaser25]

Originally Posted by dsafety

Wow! This discussion turned interesting.

All I can say is, Josh, keep the stories coming. Many of us are living vicariously off of your exploits. We are envious of your skills and proud to have you as part of our little community.

Bob

I have to seccont this post. we greatly appretiate your posts. keep it up bro.

[Billy V]

Originally Posted by dsafety

Wow! This discussion turned interesting.

All I can say is, Josh, keep the stories coming. Many of us are living vicariously off of your exploits. We are envious of your skills and proud to have you as part of our little community.

Bob

I get a good laugh when someone pounces on a word, or written phrase made by Josh. LMAO.... The guy is always helpful to people on -the -water for all the right reasons. ___ He is a regular guy who is passionate about fishing.

"Don't hate me because I'm Beautiful"

[MalibuJohnny]

You gotta love this one though!

"suppose my recent heartbreaks will serve as great therapy, since that sight of watching my prize shake the hook at gaff years ago is starting to fade. I have the fresh taste of tears to savor from a couple White Seabass that could have been twenty pounds over my personal best. I wish I never saw them, but I did. Consequently having to go get a glass of water at three in the morning, waking up with sweat on my brow, with that damn visual of a straightened out hook. The current WCW number one (Jasmin), was on hand to help as I took off my waders and swam down without a mask trying to retrieve one of these fish. Even though I have a great breathhold, topping out around three minutes. Swimming down in your underwear without a mask in five feet of visability didn't help my cause. After a few attempts I was able to pop a number of stringers and follow my spectra down to my fish. Only to feel her last shakes of freedom and see a silver flash five feet in front of me, only to swim back up with my hook in hand. I wouldn't have done this for any White Seabass over fifty, but this fish was more than worthy. The good news is if she's not in the arms of an expert diver now, she's still out there."

Where did the rest of this go?


Nothing personal Josh,

I just find myself reading your posts asking myself why I don’t imagine fishing the way you do. Kudos’s for your assisting others in the search for the (trying to be nice here) elusive “trophy” or “ghost” as so many will attest too. But that’s the way I feel… I will try to be more open minded when reading your postings, and I may have a drink or two to get in the mood J (just kidding) when reading the next “Tall Tale” (just kidding again)

So keep it up! and I will not say anything nasty again ;})

Malibu Johnny!