03-13-2015, 03:22 PM
[quote Gemcityslayer]
Well ... there could be one that big in there.[/quote]
This ^^. That's why every single one of us continues to fish. It doesn't matter if we're fishing Paragonah Reservoir, Procupine, Yuba, Cleveland, Banana, or Enterprise Reservoir (lower). There's always a chance.
It's the unknown of fishing that keeps every one of us going back for more. It's much different than hunting, where cameras and months of scouting give you an idea of what animals are there long before you ever pursue them. Heck, with hunting now days you have names for the animals and you know what time they pee, what time they eat, how much they eat, and when they go take a nap. You know what you're going to kill long before you ever load your weapon.
fishining is different. We don't know what lurks below the surface, in those dark waters. We hope. We guess. We believe. The "big one" is lurking down there. And some day, we're going to catch it!
That's why we do it. That's why we keep going back for more -- the thrill of the unexpected.
Are there 38 lb brown's in the Gorge? In Panguitch Creek? In the Sevier River? I hope so! Let's go find out!
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Well ... there could be one that big in there.[/quote]
This ^^. That's why every single one of us continues to fish. It doesn't matter if we're fishing Paragonah Reservoir, Procupine, Yuba, Cleveland, Banana, or Enterprise Reservoir (lower). There's always a chance.
It's the unknown of fishing that keeps every one of us going back for more. It's much different than hunting, where cameras and months of scouting give you an idea of what animals are there long before you ever pursue them. Heck, with hunting now days you have names for the animals and you know what time they pee, what time they eat, how much they eat, and when they go take a nap. You know what you're going to kill long before you ever load your weapon.
fishining is different. We don't know what lurks below the surface, in those dark waters. We hope. We guess. We believe. The "big one" is lurking down there. And some day, we're going to catch it!
That's why we do it. That's why we keep going back for more -- the thrill of the unexpected.
Are there 38 lb brown's in the Gorge? In Panguitch Creek? In the Sevier River? I hope so! Let's go find out!
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