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Our humble abode was graced by the presence of my Little Brother Sunil this afternoon. Beer was consumed and fish, including this nice Redear, were caught.




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Theo has an awesome set up.

Obviously, he only let me fish this one "new" pond, when I could have been catching 5 lb. LMB in his other pond (see Fishing 2009 thread).

Great seeing you Mabro!


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Yeah, we kinda picked the wrong pond to fish while you were here.


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That's it? That's the entire report? One stinking little photo and a few words about fishing?

What was Sunil doing in Ohio?

When did he arrive at your property?

When did he leave?

What did he eat?

How many times did he use the word freak?

Did you let him operate any heavy machinery?

Did he stay in the Oar House?


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sounds like a fun day, but i have to ask.....theo, why'd you dis yer lil brother on the big game - big pond fishin?


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I was at the ASNT Fall Quality Testing Show (American Society for Nondestructive Testing) in Columbus.

I arrive at Chez Gallus at approx. 3:45PM.

I left at approx. 5:00PM

I ate two Coronas and a few Camel Lights.

I used the word "freak" 6.5 times.

All heavy machinery was stored for the winter.

I witnessed the workshop, oar-house, machinery barn, and Chez Gallus.

I tripped and fell over an electrical fence wire and am currently consulting with a personal injury attorney so that I may litigate into an ownership share of Chez Gallus.

I had an uncomfortable feeling as I turned off the main road onto Theo's driveway. I soon found out it was because I was being scoped in at 400 yards by a high powered rifle.


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What a sight to have seen - you two fishing.

Sunil did you by chance add any Corona bottles to the miscellaneous reef material on sunken skull island? That skeleton holding an empty bottle would be a hoot. \:o
















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 Originally Posted By: Sunil
I had an uncomfortable feeling as I turned off the main road onto Theo's driveway. I soon found out it was because I was being scoped in at 400 yards by a high powered rifle.

at least Fish Wife didn't actually pull the trigger

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 Originally Posted By: jeffhasapond
That's it? That's the entire report? One stinking little photo and a few words about fishing? Yes.

What was Sunil doing in Ohio?
Buying beer.

When did he arrive at your property?
about 3:30

When did he leave?
A little after 5:00

What did he eat?
Crow

How many times did he use the word freak?
6 or 7, mostly when we talked about you.

Did you let him operate any heavy machinery?
He WAS driving.

Did he stay in the Oar House?
I offered him the guest shed in the back yard.




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 Originally Posted By: Sunil
I tripped and fell over an electrical fence wire and am currently consulting with a personal injury attorney so that I may litigate into an ownership share of Chez Gallus.

BTW, you owe me $0.69 for fence repair.

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I had an uncomfortable feeling as I turned off the main road onto Theo's driveway. I soon found out it was because I was being scoped in at 400 yards by a high powered rifle.

This is a complete fabrication.












It's only 300 yards.


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 Originally Posted By: dave in el dorado ca
sounds like a fun day, but i have to ask.....theo, why'd you dis yer lil brother on the big game - big pond fishin?

There were time limitations. Sunil was kind enough to help me collect YP for this Winter's basement PBR experience.


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 Originally Posted By: Theo Gallus
 Originally Posted By: dave in el dorado ca
sounds like a fun day, but i have to ask.....theo, why'd you dis yer lil brother on the big game - big pond fishin?

There were time limitations. Sunil was kind enough to help me collect YP for this Winter's basement PBR experience.


Theo,as they dont sell Pabst Blue Ribbon around here I cant test it,but Texas fish prefer Miller Lite 37.4-3.2


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 Originally Posted By: Theo Gallus

How many times did he use the word freak?
6 or 7, mostly when we talked about you.


Damn, walked right into that one.

Well at least that is a better report.


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Perhaps it would make you feel better to know that Sunil thinks all of us here are freaks.

Although you are one of the freakier freaks, IMHO.


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 Originally Posted By: Theo Gallus
Perhaps it would make you feel better to know that Sunil thinks all of us here are freaks.

Although you are one of the freakier freaks, IMHO.

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 Originally Posted By: Theo
Master Fisherman visits Jaeger Wald farm


Actually, although I have a tremendous regard for Sunil in all other areas, the term "master fisherman" may be a bit of a stretch. By his own admission, he does tend to shun artificials, and usually employs natural lures. Therefore, this thread should be entitled

"MASTER BAITER VISITS JAEGER WALD FARM"

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Thanks Yolk. Thanks alot.


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You guys kill me.
Is that a windmill aeration system in the background of the photo?


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Yes, that's Theos' windmill aerator.


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I'm dying here, yolkie. Hand over the mouth, gasping for breath, trying not to hurt myself while rolling on the floor laughing dying here.


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It was just a big meatball hanging out there waiting for someone to take a swing.


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...lending new meaning to Popeil Pocket Fisherman

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 Originally Posted By: Sunil
......just a big meatball hanging out there waiting for someone to take a swing.


Sunil, you're being too hard on yourself.

I prefer to think of you as a "low hanging fruit".

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I have to think about that.


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I was going to suggest that Brettski prepare a photoshop of this pond visit but given the, how shall I put this, rather indelicate path this thread has wandered down, I have decided to withhold that request.


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