Thread: Embarrassing and Costly Lesson

Lol go for it

That was a hard lesson learned, I've always been in favor of being able to keep 2 or 3 short fish just because of crap like this. Plus the inevitable short fish which swallows the hook. It was obvious you guys were trying to do the right thing. Their is a fine line officers walk but it is not too hard to distinguish between obvious offenders and those who are trying to do the right thing. Finally, may I suggest a Cavit Riesling. It's a rich, dry, white wine, goes well with fish and the 13% alcohol content will help diminish your troubles. Enjoy

Originally Posted by feeshrman

That was a hard lesson learned, I've always been in favor of being able to keep 2 or 3 short fish just because of crap like this. Plus the inevitable short fish which swallows the hook. It was obvious you guys were trying to do the right thing. Their is a fine line officers walk but it is not too hard to distinguish between obvious offenders and those who are trying to do the right thing. Finally, may I suggest a Cavit Riesling. It's a rich, dry, white wine, goes well with fish and the 13% alcohol content will help diminish your troubles. Enjoy

I recommend Boone's Farm Strawberry Hill. It helped me catch a few fish back in the day. Some short, some tall, some thick, and some thin. I never ate a crappie while drinking it tho.

Originally Posted by Speck

I LIKE that Bird down. Mind if i copy it?

I think the OL boy with the black tailgate is the 1 to ask to copy that , lakeraper from Arkansas.

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Originally Posted by bird down

Thanks for posting a picture! I had one of the Capps and Coleman measuring devices just like yours. I modified mine last night very similar to yours. Trying to measure fish on hot ruler this time of year is a real challenge!!!