On Nov 11, 7:39*am, drifter wrote:
On Thu, 10 Nov 2011 18:33:40 -0800 (PST), "*e#c"



wrote:
On Nov 10, 8:01*pm, Dale Gillespie wrote:
After declaring my Delta salmon season over last week it was time
to
head for Suisun Bay on the California Delta, near Pittsburg and
Antioch, CA, and get my sturgeon season under way.

I arrived at my honey hole on Suisun Bay about 1130 Tuesday
morning. A
huge outgoing tide was predicted and the weather guesser promised
light winds. It doesn't get any better on Suisun!

During the huge outgo, I reeled in two nice sturgies. The first at
1730 was likely a keeper at about 46" (I didn't bring him aboard
for a
measure) but I released him to grow bigger. An hour later I had a
suicide hit on steroids unlike any sturgeon I've ever caught - he
was
like a freight train taking that bait! I got him to the boat in
about
15 minutes, and chose to keep that one. He measured 59 inches and
weighed 45 lbs.

Both came on eel and during that big outgoing current. I spent the
night aboard and headed back upriver to Rio Vista the next
morning.

Lots more photos, a couple of short videos of the night on
Suisun, and
more story on my

homepage:http://fishwisher.wordpress.com/2011/11/10/two-=



keeper-sturgeon-on-sui...

-Dale
I gather you eat that ****? If not, whats the sense of catching
them,
hero?

I take it you are not a fisherman.

I dont allow those slimy cocksuckers in my Boat, but the " hero "
does. Catching, and eating those things is the same as watching some
black fool fishing in the ponds that surround " The Loop " in Chicago.

On Nov 11, 9:14*pm, Honey Badger wrote:
*e#c wrote:
On Nov 10, 8:01 pm, Dale *wrote:
After declaring my Delta salmon season over last week it was time to
head for Suisun Bay on the California Delta, near Pittsburg and
Antioch, CA, and get my sturgeon season under way.

I arrived at my honey hole on Suisun Bay about 1130 Tuesday morning. A
huge outgoing tide was predicted and the weather guesser promised
light winds. It doesn't get any better on Suisun!

During the huge outgo, I reeled in two nice sturgies. The first at
1730 was likely a keeper at about 46" (I didn't bring him aboard for a
measure) but I released him to grow bigger. An hour later I had a
suicide hit on steroids unlike any sturgeon I've ever caught - he was
like a freight train taking that bait! I got him to the boat in about
15 minutes, and chose to keep that one. He measured 59 inches and
weighed 45 lbs.

Both came on eel and during that big outgoing current. I spent the
night aboard and headed back upriver to Rio Vista the next morning.

Lots more photos, a couple of short videos of the night on Suisun, and
more story on my homepage:http://fishwisher.wordpress.com/2011...turgeon-on-sui...

-Dale
I gather you eat that ****? If not, whats the sense of catching them,
hero?

Why are you such an asshole?

-HB

Cause I can be, and I got the love of Jesus in my bright blue eyes. Go
**** yourself.

On 11/11/2011 11:46 PM, *e#c wrote:
On Nov 11, 7:39 am, wrote:
On Thu, 10 Nov 2011 18:33:40 -0800 (PST), "*e#c"



wrote:
On Nov 10, 8:01 pm, Dale wrote:
After declaring my Delta salmon season over last week it was time
to
head for Suisun Bay on the California Delta, near Pittsburg and
Antioch, CA, and get my sturgeon season under way.

I arrived at my honey hole on Suisun Bay about 1130 Tuesday
morning. A
huge outgoing tide was predicted and the weather guesser promised
light winds. It doesn't get any better on Suisun!

During the huge outgo, I reeled in two nice sturgies. The first at
1730 was likely a keeper at about 46" (I didn't bring him aboard
for a
measure) but I released him to grow bigger. An hour later I had a
suicide hit on steroids unlike any sturgeon I've ever caught - he
was
like a freight train taking that bait! I got him to the boat in
about
15 minutes, and chose to keep that one. He measured 59 inches and
weighed 45 lbs.

Both came on eel and during that big outgoing current. I spent the
night aboard and headed back upriver to Rio Vista the next
morning.

Lots more photos, a couple of short videos of the night on
Suisun, and
more story on my

homepage:http://fishwisher.wordpress.com/2011/11/10/two-=



keeper-sturgeon-on-sui...

-Dale
I gather you eat that ****? If not, whats the sense of catching
them,
hero?

I take it you are not a fisherman.

I dont allow those slimy cocksuckers in my Boat, but the " hero "
does. Catching, and eating those things is the same as watching some
black fool fishing in the ponds that surround " The Loop " in Chicago.

Got it. You are prejudiced against sturgeon and black fishermen.

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1-20-13 The end of an error

On 11/11/2011 11:44 PM, *e#c wrote:
On Nov 10, 9:54 pm, Dale wrote:
I gather you eat that ****? If not, whats the sense of catching them,
hero?

No, dear reader, I don't eat that very popular table fare known as
sturgeon. I give it away to folks who love to eat it. And none of us
give a tinker's damn whether you approve or not!

What a " hero"....LMAO

Stop it. You are embarrassing your mentor and dear friend, Harry.

--
1-20-13 The end of an error

On Nov 11, 8:44*pm, "*e#c" wrote:
On Nov 10, 9:54*pm, Dale Gillespie wrote:

I gather you eat that ****? If not, whats the sense of catching them,
hero?

No, dear reader, I don't eat that very popular table fare known as
sturgeon. I give it away to folks who love to eat it. And none of us
give a tinker's damn whether you approve or not!

What a " hero"....LMAO

Whoever - or whatever - this fool *e#c is, his idiocy is very apparent
for all to see. Simply click on his profile and see how many posts he
puts up on newsgroups. Having nothing better to do than troll is clear
in that he obviously spends most of his time in mama's basement on her
computer.

Is sturgeon considered "****" by most folks? Check out
http://www.foodnetwork.com/topics/sturgeon/index.html to see the many
recipes fish lovers have sent in - case closed. Sturgeon is a very
popular fish for table fare, and if you should find it in a store, it
is very pricey.

And white sturgeon eggs - the type of sturgeon in my report - are
highly prized for caviar. At $125 for two ounces, you call sturgeon
****?! Nobody's listening to your opinion, apparently. I doubt anyone
who knows you listens.
http://www.gourmetfoodstore.com/cavi...2DU1L6UH7F1K10

*e#c, you really are not worth the effort to respond, but now everyone
can see you for the fool you are.

Dale

On Nov 12, 10:04*am, Dale Gillespie wrote:
On Nov 11, 8:44*pm, "*e#c" wrote:

On Nov 10, 9:54*pm, Dale Gillespie wrote:

I gather you eat that ****? If not, whats the sense of catching them,
hero?

No, dear reader, I don't eat that very popular table fare known as
sturgeon. I give it away to folks who love to eat it. And none of us
give a tinker's damn whether you approve or not!

What a " hero"....LMAO

Whoever - or whatever - this fool *e#c is, his idiocy is very apparent
for all to see. Simply click on his profile and see how many posts he
puts up on newsgroups. Having nothing better to do than troll is clear
in that he obviously spends most of his time in mama's basement on her
computer.

Is sturgeon considered "****" by most folks? Check outhttp://www.foodnetwork.com/topics/sturgeon/index.htmlto see the many
recipes fish lovers have sent in - case closed. *Sturgeon is a very
popular fish for table fare, and if you should find it in a store, it
is very pricey.

And white sturgeon eggs - the type of sturgeon in my report - are
highly prized for caviar. At $125 for two ounces, you call sturgeon
****?! Nobody's listening to your opinion, apparently. I doubt anyone
who knows you listens.http://www.gourmetfoodstore.com/cavi...309.asp?mscssi...

*e#c, you really are not worth the effort to respond, but now everyone
can see you for the fool you are.

Dale

You go ahead, hero, and eat those fish eggs. I'm sure your breath with
bend cast iron. As for me, I dont fish Sturgeon, they're endangered.
Oh wait, Californians are like the Chinese...they'll fish the species
into extinction, where you should be, old man.

You're the fool, here, for fishing an endangered fish, you asswipe.

On Nov 12, 6:55*am, Drifter wrote:
On 11/11/2011 11:44 PM, *e#c wrote:

On Nov 10, 9:54 pm, Dale *wrote:
I gather you eat that ****? If not, whats the sense of catching them,
hero?

No, dear reader, I don't eat that very popular table fare known as
sturgeon. I give it away to folks who love to eat it. And none of us
give a tinker's damn whether you approve or not!

What a " hero"....LMAO

Stop it. You are embarrassing your mentor and dear friend, Harry.

--
1-20-13 The end of an error

Hey, stupid...Harry has no control over me, or what I post. Get a
grip, and go suck Greggys dick.

On Nov 12, 6:54*am, Drifter wrote:
On 11/11/2011 11:46 PM, *e#c wrote:





On Nov 11, 7:39 am, *wrote:
On Thu, 10 Nov 2011 18:33:40 -0800 (PST), "*e#c"

*wrote:
On Nov 10, 8:01 pm, Dale *wrote:
After declaring my Delta salmon season over last week it was time
to
head for Suisun Bay on the California Delta, near Pittsburg and
Antioch, CA, and get my sturgeon season under way.

I arrived at my honey hole on Suisun Bay about 1130 Tuesday
morning. A
huge outgoing tide was predicted and the weather guesser promised
light winds. It doesn't get any better on Suisun!

During the huge outgo, I reeled in two nice sturgies. The first at
1730 was likely a keeper at about 46" (I didn't bring him aboard
for a
measure) but I released him to grow bigger. An hour later I had a
suicide hit on steroids unlike any sturgeon I've ever caught - he
was
like a freight train taking that bait! I got him to the boat in
about
15 minutes, and chose to keep that one. He measured 59 inches and
weighed 45 lbs.

Both came on eel and during that big outgoing current. I spent the
night aboard and headed back upriver to Rio Vista the next
morning.

Lots more photos, a couple of short videos of the night on
Suisun, and
more story on my

homepage:http://fishwisher.wordpress.com/2011/11/10/two-=

keeper-sturgeon-on-sui...

-Dale
I gather you eat that ****? If not, whats the sense of catching
them,
hero?

I take it you are not a fisherman.

I dont allow those slimy cocksuckers in my Boat, but the " hero "
does. *Catching, and eating those things is the same as watching some
black fool fishing in the ponds that surround " The Loop " in Chicago.

Got it. You are prejudiced against sturgeon and black fishermen.

--
1-20-13 The end of an error

What a totally stupid statement.

On 11/12/2011 11:11 AM, *e#c wrote:
On Nov 12, 6:54 am, wrote:
On 11/11/2011 11:46 PM, *e#c wrote:





On Nov 11, 7:39 am, wrote:
On Thu, 10 Nov 2011 18:33:40 -0800 (PST), "*e#c"

wrote:
On Nov 10, 8:01 pm, Dale wrote:
After declaring my Delta salmon season over last week it was time
to
head for Suisun Bay on the California Delta, near Pittsburg and
Antioch, CA, and get my sturgeon season under way.

I arrived at my honey hole on Suisun Bay about 1130 Tuesday
morning. A
huge outgoing tide was predicted and the weather guesser promised
light winds. It doesn't get any better on Suisun!

During the huge outgo, I reeled in two nice sturgies. The first at
1730 was likely a keeper at about 46" (I didn't bring him aboard
for a
measure) but I released him to grow bigger. An hour later I had a
suicide hit on steroids unlike any sturgeon I've ever caught - he
was
like a freight train taking that bait! I got him to the boat in
about
15 minutes, and chose to keep that one. He measured 59 inches and
weighed 45 lbs.

Both came on eel and during that big outgoing current. I spent the
night aboard and headed back upriver to Rio Vista the next
morning.

Lots more photos, a couple of short videos of the night on
Suisun, and
more story on my

homepage:http://fishwisher.wordpress.com/2011/11/10/two-=

keeper-sturgeon-on-sui...

-Dale
I gather you eat that ****? If not, whats the sense of catching
them,
hero?

I take it you are not a fisherman.

I dont allow those slimy cocksuckers in my Boat, but the " hero "
does. Catching, and eating those things is the same as watching some
black fool fishing in the ponds that surround " The Loop " in Chicago.

Got it. You are prejudiced against sturgeon and black fishermen.

--
1-20-13 The end of an error

What a totally stupid statement.

Yes it was. Hence my comment under it.

--
1-20-13 The end of an error

You go ahead, hero, and eat those fish eggs. I'm sure your breath with
bend cast iron. As for me, I dont fish Sturgeon, they're endangered.
Oh wait, Californians are like the Chinese...they'll fish the species
into extinction, where you should be, old man.

You're the fool, here, for fishing an endangered fish, you asswipe.


Another foolish statement from *e#c, knowing nothing of what he
speaks. The white sturgeon is not endangered in my area. It is the
green that is listed as endangered here and cannot be kept. The white
may be taken from 46" to 66" and taking three per year is legal.

For a change, *e#c, get your brain in gear before you display your
ignorance for all the world to see.

And another thing: your inability to debate without all the slander
and foul language also shows all who read your nonsense that you are
ignorant.

So have at it, continue your display of ignorance. I'm done wasting my
time responding to you.