Thread: Warning!

Originally Posted by Slab

Dan, absolutely great to hear from you. Sorry for everything you're going through but stay strong my friend, cause those Crappie ain't gonna catch themselves! lol Glad to see you're back.

I still have fireworks from when you and your wife loaded up my cars oh so many years ago. seriously:

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That's on the shelf right in front on me now as I type this!

Slab, thanks! As the Missouri boys are having their spring camp I will be at a fireworks demo both nights! I can't get away from them! Plus I still have some old customers that I still sell too. Wife and I don't know yet if I will be able to handle the boat but we are sure going to find out!

It took me most of the afternoon to get this thing up and running! Sure glad I have it since there is only one bait shop now in Springfield! I was lucky I didn't cut my leg off using the skill saw! LOL!

Welcome back glad you're getting back in the swing. Many of my family members are diabetic, my mother was brital diabetic. So I can definitely relate and have to watch myself closely. It's great you're at a point you can start doing what you love again

Welcome back!!!

Glad you're stiring, Dan.

Welcome back Dan. What you need is a few trips to the lake, you will start feeling better right away. Just don't over do it. Got that tank looking good.

Originally Posted by cray

Welcome back Dan. What you need is a few trips to the lake, you will start feeling better right away. Just don't over do it. Got that tank looking good.

Well granted I don't normally use minnows but then again I still like to have them on the boat. But dog gone it back when I was fishing regularly I was buying at least 10 pounds per month and that was even after always bringing them back home and dumping them back into the tank. Wife likes to use them sometimes. Now the only bait shop that I know anything about that is even left here in town today told me that they only had less than 5 pounds at any one time!

Just like anything else I have been fighting this now for about 4 years. One day I won't have a problem driving 120 miles and the next day I won't feel like driving a couple of blocks. I have talked with a buddy of mine and he has driven both our rigs and also has pulled a few of our trailers. Plus he can handle the boat and he can also put together a great stringer! He says he will do the driving.

Welcome back. A couple of short fishing trips can do wonders for you.

Just adapt and overcome..........