Thread: Tale of Two Rivers

Two many honey do last week to go catching.

Struggle threw work Monday. Made it in Tuesday morning. Tolded boss man midmorning I'm out of here at lunch. Fever gotten to much to bear.

So off to da Tic, for some therapy. Big poker run starts tomorrow. I'm going to get some catching in before da event makes dat river to dangerous.
Made da landing half past noon.

Ticfaw Conditions?
Not so perfect. Water was up and chocolate. Big boy boats all ready running and gunning. I says no ticking today. Gonna run to da Tfunky. Just a little bit of run down I12 east bound.

Tfunky conditions? Yep perfect.

Water was up a bit and clear. Wind was strong out of the South. Bright blue sky. Steady parade of party barges.

Most feesh caught swimming da 3tail. A few caught tight line red n green n chartreuse tube and black n chartreuse.

Must have kept a few dozen gooduns. Threw back twice dat many smallies
Plenty of buck bass taken da jig. Kept a few blue's for Momma She's giten greedy.

Originally Posted by Fish on Line

I have wondered often if that was the Chautauqua Indian names for those Rivers

The name Tchfucate is believed to derive from the word Hachofaki which is Choctaw word for American chinquapin.HTH

Tickfaw is an Choctaw Indian name meaning "Rest Among the Pines". It derives from a contraction of the Choctaw words tiak "pine" and foha"rest"or "ease".