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Every outing with Dad.

Biggest damn indicator I've ever seen! :oops:

They were "THE" tube in their day. Logged lots of hours in MT & here in WA. You rode lower but they hardly caught any wind & they were 1/3 the weight of a SFC.

Nice! I wish they made this 40+ years ago. Would have saved me on float tubes for sure (2 Browning round tubes, 2 Woodriver V-Boats, 1 SFC.).

Still satisfying to watch & would represent well-deserved treatment. The only such "pirate" I encountered was a few years ago. He screamed like a little girl when I jerked the door open and then proceeded to fall down twice while making his escape. Without my package.

Thank you for posting this! Made my evening.

I started carp fishing in 1971. I really miss chasing them.

Hopefully the rain dump they're receiving today will help the fish a little.

I was thinking in terms of a clear escape route. Looks a bit busy.

That would have been an ugly spot to be swarmed by Bald Faced Hornets!

Makes me wonder what the guy in the white truck might have done to fire-up that bull. He bolted quickly - because the Bison charged, or he realized that he f-d up, or both. "There are no coincidences."

I do. But for the unfortunate folks that they duped.

What a gift you were given! Cherish it.

That's a right handsome buck!

Yikes! It will be pushing/reaching 90 in my former stomping grounds in SW Montana. Be careful & have a safe trip, Dean. The most heat-stalled vehicles I've ever seen was on that minivan-eating grade of I-15 from Nevada down into California.

Wow! Those kinda look like very physically-fit carp.

I reckon you have now earned the nickname "Redd."

Cuttie version of "surf & turf?"

Add a cable tie to the zinger line. Lowest breaking strength is 18#.

The barrage lifted here around 11.