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| 02-01-2009 02:55 PM |
| Stratos278 |
Re: Caught a 135 pounder today
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Originally Posted by skeeterman
No Greg I meant you owe her candle lite dinners or she might just light your wick
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Or trim his wick...can you say "Lorena Bobbitt"??? 
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| 02-01-2009 12:39 AM |
| skeeterman |
Re: Caught a 135 pounder today
No Greg I meant you owe her candle lite dinners or she might just light your wick
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| 02-01-2009 12:22 AM |
| catfished |
Re: Caught a 135 pounder today
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Originally Posted by Greg Cornish
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Originally Posted by skeeterman
...I see a lot of candle light dinners in your future....
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Naw she already does enough for me, I don't don't need candlelight dinners too. I thought for a minute she was going to start taking out drag. |
Oh man! Greg, you got one **** of a set of  
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| 02-01-2009 12:02 AM |
| Greg Cornish |
Re: Caught a 135 pounder today
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Originally Posted by skeeterman
...I see a lot of candle light dinners in your future....
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Naw she already does enough for me, I don't don't need candlelight dinners too. I thought for a minute she was going to start taking out drag.
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| 01-31-2009 11:51 PM |
| skeeterman |
Re: Caught a 135 pounder today
Greg, You need too count your blessings, if that was my wife she'd shove that rod so far up my _ _ _ I wouldn't need a rod locker.I see a lot of candle light dinners in your future Good luck she sound's like a keeper 
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| 01-31-2009 10:25 PM |
| ricky |
Re: Caught a 135 pounder today
I'd love to hear her side of the story 
I am pretty sure somebody is sleeping on the couch tonight 
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| 01-31-2009 10:16 PM |
| BILLY |
Re: Caught a 135 pounder today
We were on rocky point today, That must have been the screaming I heard,
Glad she is fine.
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| 01-31-2009 08:47 PM |
| Dom E |
Re: Caught a 135 pounder today
Kudos to Mrs Cornish. Sounds like she handled that like a trooper.
Dom E
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| 01-31-2009 07:36 PM |
| Greg Cornish |
Caught a 135 pounder today
My buddy and I were working extending rod handles on a Bassmaster bionic blade and a Team Daiwa rod today. The Spot Remover jig was pulled tight to the end of the rode tip.
As my wife went by, she said, "Watch out with that rod, I'm walking by." I didn't quite hear her and turned to see her. As I did the rod whipped over her arm. See that I pulled it back toward me quick and set the hook on her wrist. She screamed.
My buddy ran over to help her and I tried to give her some slack in case she wanted to run with it. However, the line was so tight I had trouble flipping the bail. I finally did and asked, "Is the barb in? That's funny because her name is Barb. Okay, that's not funny.
She screamed, "YES!" I said, "Cut the line Mike!"
She said, "  it, I'm taking it out." With that, she gabbed the jig and jerked as hard as she could and pulled it out. Cursing me like a sailor she went into the house. I stayed outside.
After my buddy left I went inside and she was quiet. I asked, "Did you wash it good?"
She said, "Yes."
I said, "I'm really sorry."
She said, "No problem, its just scary, seeing a fishhook in your arm."
Tough gal.
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