Largent80 wrote:Guido exuding class.....go figure !!!!!!!
It was forced upon me at an early age, friend.
Largent80 wrote:Guido exuding class.....go figure !!!!!!!
SonicHawk wrote:I would be 500lbs if I lived in LA.
bigtrain21 wrote:This is awesome guido! We should get you a Super Bowl Champions hat.
LymonHawk wrote:Hawk Hat rockin' out! Bons temp rouler!
LymonHawk wrote:"Suck da head, squeeze the tail."
The Radiators
The Radish wrote:Just completely loving this as usual. Thanks for the trip about the crawfish, it gives this northwest salmon/trout guy a chance to see the south.
Big fan of the little guy from England, his music is terrific. Caught part of that concert on Dish recently. Oh, and you forgot to mention Crocodile Rock.
See the Cardiologist Wednesday for the first of the serious tests. Then the big guy himself, the surgeon on Thursday. So hopefully by Thursday afternoon I should know if I'm going to live or not.
Man the changes they have made in my medication and now finally letting me know why. All things change after heart type surgery.
The diabetes camp losing their their quest to make me check blood 4 times a day and take insulin. I told them I was sure I was fine the way things were before surgery but they were oh so sure,(bastards). This is a group that you are guilty until you can prove you're innocent.
Well 3 weeks of monitoring blood sugar twice a day various times have proven I was right and they and their needles need to return to the back ground. Plus I've lost weight beyond what they wanted too and plan to continue. After all since I'm getting extra time due to this surgery I need to fully enjoy it.
Keep it coming Quido, we speak of you often here.
The Radish wrote:What magic is it that allows Guido to get the cutest gals within 10 rows to model HH?
The Radish wrote:What magic is it that allows Guido to get the cutest gals within 10 rows to model HH?
Throwdown wrote:I really gotta try crawfish one day, fuh reelz.
Stupid side story from when you first talked about what other people in different areas call em. First time I ever knew of their existence my grandma called em crawdads lol, they were in this creek we used to swim in down in Arizona. I dunno if crawdads is lingo used in Arizona, or if it's used in West Virginia where she's originally from (my moms from WV too).
Throwdown wrote:I really gotta try crawfish one day, fuh reelz.
Stupid side story from when you first talked about what other people in different areas call em. First time I ever knew of their existence my grandma called em crawdads lol, they were in this creek we used to swim in down in Arizona. I dunno if crawdads is lingo used in Arizona, or if it's used in West Virginia where she's originally from (my moms from WV too).
Seahawkfan80 wrote:I have a few nets. The dam outside of mt home idaho is called Strike Dam. I have seen some of them crayfish/crawdads
there that were easily 5 inches long. They were attacking a dead carp that had its skin on and was whole. They were
having issues getting in to the good parts. I heard about crayfish up in Montana near the border where I had family
that we would visit once in a while. There is a crawdad place on the snake river that serves a meal and a half during
the season. There is also a place on the Snake River that people net them and take them downtown to the local market
and sell to the locals. I want to do that this year.....go buy some fresh. Only about 90 miles one way but have friends to
visit there too. As usual, great posting Guido.
Radish, take care of ya self sir.
AsylumGuido wrote:Seahawkfan80 wrote:I have a few nets. The dam outside of mt home idaho is called Strike Dam. I have seen some of them crayfish/crawdads
there that were easily 5 inches long. They were attacking a dead carp that had its skin on and was whole. They were
having issues getting in to the good parts. I heard about crayfish up in Montana near the border where I had family
that we would visit once in a while. There is a crawdad place on the snake river that serves a meal and a half during
the season. There is also a place on the Snake River that people net them and take them downtown to the local market
and sell to the locals. I want to do that this year.....go buy some fresh. Only about 90 miles one way but have friends to
visit there too. As usual, great posting Guido.
Radish, take care of ya self sir.
Parts of fish carcass are always the best crawfish bait. Chicken carcass or parts will work, as well. Crawfish nets are square flat nets with a metal frame that can be easily picked up out of the water with a long pole. You simply tie or safety pin a part of carcass to the center of the net and place the baited net out into the shallow water. If you have around twenty nets you can fish non-stop. After placing your last net you immediately go to the first and quickly pull it from the water. There can be as many as five or six crawfish on the net. Replace and move to the next. If you have found a good spot you can easily get 25-30 pounds in a couple of hours.
Seahawkfan80 wrote:
Our area is not that predominant. I would have to wait over night to get a decent haul. I have the lil round
ones that have center holes. I did use the wrong bait tho. THANK YOU. Our laws here only allow for 3 or 4
with a base license. I would need a special license for more and not sure whether it is worth it due to location
where I live compared to the river. I used to have a spot for channel catty but they have made it more user
friendly....so that is not happinin. But there is this one spot that I noticed and I will have the capability for some
overnighter activity. Either quick setup tent or Pkup and camper. Oh...and I just remembered...Would frostbite
chickenparts defrosted work for bait??? I happen to have some that I did not re-vacuum pack and it probably is
not good for human consumption...(I shall leave my thought there).They sell some crab traps here for some
reason. It is Oregon about 20 miles away, maybe that is the reason. The coast is 8 hrs away tho. ??? Thanks again.
AsylumGuido wrote:Methinks they approve, Hawk Hat.
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