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Spend fishing time with?


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This is a rip off of the "Todays Fishing Media Personalities" thread. Name the one person and just one person that you would like to spend some fishing time in a boat with. I would like to spend some time with Mike Rowe from Dirty Jobs. He comes across as a very nice guy and I have no doubt if he was willing he would have more then enough stories to just make me sit there and listen. I can't imagine what he would have to say about stories behind the stories..

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Besides Jenna and the Bikini team my next choice would prolly have to be Neil Peart.

I have no idea if he fishes or not, but the dude's just way too cool to not hang out with if ya can.

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I think a couple of hours and a few suds with Ted Nugent could be pretty enlightening.

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Sorry, I had to break the rules. I chose two people to drift the Missouri River with, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark.

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I was thinking of a few people but I think jenna jamieson would make a day on the water a pretty enjoyable hahahaha

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Good choice DTRO. Both of my G'Pas' for a "last trip" if they were still around would be ideal.

I did fish with David Walker of the Wheaties Box "Angler of the Year" in about 2000 and he was very, very cool. Lots of laughs and lots of hunting and fishing stories. Good guy. Taught me a lot too.

Pat MacManus would be a good guy to drown some minnows with smile.gif

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I would have to say My DAD ,,he was a 1/3 owner of a 12 ft shallow sears aluminum boat so we didnt get to fish out of it all that much ,,shortly before I got my first boat he was already diagnosed and died 55 days after his grandaughter was born and about 3 months after I got the boat frown.gif so many things left unsaid

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I would have to say My DAD ,,he was a 1/3 owner of a 12 ft shallow sears aluminum boat so we didnt get to fish out of it all that much ,,shortly before I got my first boat he was already diagnosed and died 55 days after his grandaughter was born and about 3 months after I got the boat
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so many things left unsaid

Randoid


I hear ya! My mom died when I was 8. I have no idea if she would have liked to go fishing or not, but I have a hunch she would have still came along anyway.

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I'd like to spend a day fishing Sag with the "Big Guy" Jesus. I bet we'd get on some fish, I could run all over the lake at wot and not worry about my lower unit, and I guess we could go over a couple of other issues that I'm concerned about. smirk.gif

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I also would choose 2 people that would be my parents since I never got a chance to fish with them as an adult so many questions. Besides I'd like for my daughter to be with so she could meet her grandparents.

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Would love to fish one more time with my mom....(if the weekend surgeries go well...we may get a chance)

Regarding those who'd want to fish with Jenna Jameson...reminds me of a punchline...as you pull into shore, and the buddies at the launch see you escort her from the boat, they call to you and say "did you catch anything"...you coyly reply: "I hope not!"

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My Dad and my Mom. Dad passed away unexpectedly 19 months ago. Mom has no interest in fishing since then. Would love to spend just one more day with him. OK, that's a lie... I would love to have a lot more time than that with him. I always figured there is lots of time yet... wrong again! Hug your loved ones, you just never know. Take care and N Joy the Hunt././Jimbo

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I bet Jenna Jamison would have some "stories"!
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Now with the verse and all, I am curious how you would know about this particular personality? Just curious. I liked Halle Barry on the houseboat and she is on my list so my wife couldn't squack, course Alan Jackson or Mel Gibson could invite her out too, so then I'd be hosed! grin.gif

Tunrevir~

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My grandpa. My inspiration and teacher of everything that made me a sportsman. When I was a little kid, grandpa had already retired. My bro and I used to spend two weeks with him in the summer and we'd fish every day on the Mississippi river out of Trempeleau area. Panfish and some casting for Northern/Bass. Gosh I never had a hot dog that tasted any better than the ones we used to roast on a sandbar over an open fire we'd made at lunch. They were the BEST of times.

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My dad used to travel from Ky to MN and we would go to Canada for a week. Today he is pushing 90 and residing in a nursing home and when I visit he dosn't even know who I am. When I'm there he always asks me where I live and when I tell him Duluth he will say my son lives there and we used to go fishing togeather. One more time would be just fine with me.

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My two Grandsons who died before they were big enough to hold a rod.

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A young angler full of questions and big smiles for even the littlest fish.

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I just heard Heather Locklear got divorced so she would work out quite nicely.

However, I'd have to say my Dad. He wasn't much of a fisherman (my mom was the fishaholic), but oh he loved to just sit in the boat, relax, watch and talk about life. He could do that for hours. As well as listen to the Twins. Man, you have no idea how much I miss that stuff.

Also, I think authors Jim Harrison, Thomas McGuane, Robert Ruark or Hemingway would be pretty cool.

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first would have to be my dad. i do love the time we get to spend on the water. second would have to be my grandfathers. as i never knew them. and if dreams woulld come true i would have to second the halle berry and a generous helping of janet jackson. oh my can youu say wardrobe malfunction!!!!! ... paul

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I'd spend the day with my hero, my Dad. He left us all to soon, and there were things left unsaid. He always enjoyed Mille Lacs in winter (whether it was spearing monster Northerns, or jerking jumbo Perch), and small, off the beaten path lakes in summer for slab sunnies.

I sure do miss him...

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