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Posts: 2112 Location: The Sportsman, home, or out on the water | Maybe there is something to this unemployment! Put my Grand Daughter on her first Bluegill yesterday. Can you say partner for life? Edited by muskynightmare 6/10/2006 7:09 AM Attachments ---------------- ![]() | ||
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Posts: 350 Location: WESTERN WI | Nice work Rob. A future tournament partner is born. Nessa is really running nice out here on the WI RIver for me. I can wait til I hit some bigger waters later in the year and get to throw the newly painted 12" Bobbie, blue vein style. | ||
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Posts: 20248 Location: oswego, il | Rob, that is way cool. Keep those memories coming. Won't be long before she is catching fish in your boat. Good to see the life jacket even on the dock. | ||
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Posts: 425 Location: Elkhart, IN | Way to go, that's really cool. | ||
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Posts: 1504 Location: Oregon | That's great, she's adorable in that jacket. The "gill" has forged many anglers. Jed V. | ||
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Posts: 2112 Location: The Sportsman, home, or out on the water | Thanx folks! She was wondering why we were not throwing one of "Grandpa's baits". LOL I have her trained that she does not handle a rod or a net or be in the boat (even in the driveway) unless her life jacket is on. Attachments ---------------- ![]() | ||
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Posts: 1023 Location: Lafayette, IN | SO darned cute! Being with family gives us something that a job could never give. Your picture is a reflection of that for sure! Give her a hug from the musky family. Steve | ||
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Posts: 1168 | That is awesome Rob!! My bro did the same with his little guy this weekend. All I can say is that for as excited as these kids were to catch a bluegill, you and my brother were ecstatic to share that experience and very proud!! Stuff like this makes you stop and forget about all that is bothering you...Good stuff to see to start off the week. -Bob | ||
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Posts: 2691 Location: Pewaukee, Wisconsin | Very cool Rob.........I had a action fish guide trip on Saturday and they all caught lots of fish. The kids were having as much fun as the adults catching gills, crappies, perch and bass. Keep the future of fishing going with kids on the water. | ||
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Posts: 106 Location: Des Plaines, IL | Who needs a job. Everyone needs those moments though. Keep up the good work with her. About the life jacket, I have had 2 of my 3 kids fall in off of my parents dock. All ways good to be safe. Jim | ||
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Posts: 2112 Location: The Sportsman, home, or out on the water | Again, Thanx! She was wondering why we were not throwing Nessas (The bait that was named for her). I tried to explain that the "fishies" in this pond were bigger than those baits. She was cool with playing with "Her" baits in the tub when Grandma gave her a bath. Rob | ||
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awesome man, how old is she? very CUTE!!! my daughter is 2 and a half. everything is "Reagan's"....the boat, the fish, the rods, the lures, it's so funny!! might even take her to the farm pond this weekend for father's day!! | |||
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Posts: 2112 Location: The Sportsman, home, or out on the water | Vanessa will be 3 in October. Never to early to start. Next year, Spinning rod and a bow and arrow. | ||
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