Jungle Jim
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So what's your beef with me Ol-55?
You don't know me nor know anything about me yet you advise me to "Stick to fishing"?
As a matter of fact I am right now loading up my Jeep Rubicon onto one of my trailers for a six day trip into the Chiricahua's for a long awaited Gila Monster roundup. Since the monsoons have had an early start this year those fat nasties should be crawling all over the canyon bottoms in search of eggs in lizard and snake nests. The quail will be starting their second brood of the season so there will be plenty of eggs for the taking from them as well.
Ain't much fishing up in those thar hills unless you consider "dry land fishing" for lizards with a fishing rod minus the eyes and a noose made of dental floss at the tip. Some of those critters are real "lunkers" especially Chuckwallas and Iguanas.
I'm saving the next fishing adventure for August when the adult Dorado arrive in conjunction with the massive Sargasso paddies that have been developing off-shore. This past May and June were unseasonably calm so that much of the Sargasso wasn't blown onto the beaches.
Anyways I just might advise YOU to stick your sarcasm and chicken shit insults up there to the planet Uranus.
JJ
You don't know me nor know anything about me yet you advise me to "Stick to fishing"?
As a matter of fact I am right now loading up my Jeep Rubicon onto one of my trailers for a six day trip into the Chiricahua's for a long awaited Gila Monster roundup. Since the monsoons have had an early start this year those fat nasties should be crawling all over the canyon bottoms in search of eggs in lizard and snake nests. The quail will be starting their second brood of the season so there will be plenty of eggs for the taking from them as well.
Ain't much fishing up in those thar hills unless you consider "dry land fishing" for lizards with a fishing rod minus the eyes and a noose made of dental floss at the tip. Some of those critters are real "lunkers" especially Chuckwallas and Iguanas.
I'm saving the next fishing adventure for August when the adult Dorado arrive in conjunction with the massive Sargasso paddies that have been developing off-shore. This past May and June were unseasonably calm so that much of the Sargasso wasn't blown onto the beaches.
Anyways I just might advise YOU to stick your sarcasm and chicken shit insults up there to the planet Uranus.
JJ