Yes, the River Damsel joins forces with the Caped Crusader...
No more flying furballs will get in my way on my journeys...
So a day that started out on the "wild" side, only continued to get worse, five hours on the water and not a single bite. That hasn't happened in a long while. So, I guess that you could say that the River Damsel was humbled. It just wasn't going well at all. Windknots and Tangled Lines, all along the way. And every knot that I tried to tie just wouldn't hold. I must have tied on 15 flies and tying on each of those three times. It wasn't pretty. And to cap it off, a barb got stuck in my finger. I really don't have much more to say about the day...
Except... THE FISH WON
And sometimes it happens that way...
On to the good news of the week...
My daughter and son-in-law presented us with a second grandson this past week. Meet Cameron. I probably should have stayed home this weekend in hindsight and enjoyed the new family addition.
The best catch of the week for sure...
Sunday Tippet
Roads are best traveled in daylight.
Enough said.
Jackalope or juvenile Sasquatch for sure. Sorry about the scare, but congrats on the grandkid! Cameron is a lucky little guy...bet he doesn't even know his Grandma knows Batman!
ReplyDeleteMike ~ Truth be told... I was a bat girl for my college baseball team. = ) So, I do have an in there. Ha.
DeleteSure, when things go bad, blame the old guy! Kind of helps you stay grounded. Congrats on you're newest fishing partner.
ReplyDeleteHoward ~ Oh, was I blaming you? Haha. Well, it's more fun to share the blame! The stars just weren't aligned. Yeah, I'm sure they weren't.
DeleteI have spoken on many occasions to blogging friends about the fact that in the game called "Fishing", sometimes the fish win! Although, I am not happy that you had to go out and validate it for me.....................................................................................
ReplyDeleteOn the other hand, much happiness to you and to your new Grandson. I hope he likes RD's cookies as much as I do.
Mel ~ Your famous quote stays in my memory bank... haha. But, I am prepared to duke it out most of the time!
DeleteCongrats on the new grandkid. Love the Bat Car. I've always been partial to trucks and such that are high above the ground. Now for the flying fur thing, if you drive in the mountains, unfortunately it's a fact of life. We know this from personal experience. Sorry about the skunko.
ReplyDeleteMark ~ It does come with the territory... I know. Thanks for the congrats... he is a special one. I think that I will take off this weekend from fishing and pay a visit... = ) The rest will do me good!
DeleteIndeed a wonderful catch.
ReplyDeleteCongrats Gram.
Thanks, Alan! Being a grandparent is a lot more fun than raising your own kids. Ha.
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ReplyDeleteThe Cape Crusader and the Furballs take a back seat for sure to your grandson. I have a feeling he will have a fly rod in his hands in the coming years. Got to love our grandchildren. Thanks for sharing
Bill ~ I hope you are right... but, I have come to the realization that I might be the only one in the family that wants to spend a day with a bunch of fish. = ) But, maybe i will learn to love some other hobby that they enjoy too.
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