Well, in between the massive snow storms of the year I've been coonhunting quite a bit. I still enjoy this sport very much as I love the chase and the hound. I've also been taking my 3 year old quite a bit and he seems to love it too. We even managed a very big mountain coon with him along a few weeks ago and we decided to have it mounted just for him. But, I tell ya, if it don't thaw out and quit this stupid snowing I'm gonna puke. Dern Al Gore and his global warming....he's such and idiot who needs a real job.
So, I'm very ready for spring time now, bugs hatching and brookies screaming at the sight of my SAGE. I've been tying a few flies and keep threatening to buy a new TFO but have yet to spend the moo-lah. Also hoping for an overnight backpacking trip in the spring to the smokies, never fished there, always stick to the home waters but will finally branch out a bit this year.
Well, until next time, go hunt or catch something....
2 comments:
Hi Jubal
Just found your blog yesterday and been reading some of your post about fishing and hunting expeditions. My wife and I will be coming to NC in the summer and will be doing some trout fishing in the Ashville area---do you know any place near there that would be a good place to wet a fly??? I really enjoyed your post on coon hunting. I use to hunt back when I was in high school with my dad. We had red=bone hounds and they were some of the best dogs I ever hunted with. Your post brings back some fun memories. I am becoming a follower of your blog, because I would like to keep up with fishing and hunting trips. Take at look at my blog and vote on my survey, might want to become a follower. I complete a new post every week. Bill
yea man, i love these hills...most of the time. I don't fish too much around Asheville so I couldn't give you many pointers. I've never owned a redbone but seen a few good ones over the years. I was a walker man until these redticks came along...thanks for the kind comments, I'll check out your blog as well.
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