Originally Posted By: JoeG
Well let me know when the experts show up, I have more questions Esshup.

Rex it is indeed a small world, I live 1/2 mile off of Rt. 408 a few miles east of the pheasant farm near a bend in the road called Teepleville. I have been to Sugar Lake many times, I worked on a bridge down in Milledgeville last year operating a crane and commuted down 173 daily for a while.

As far as the perch think nothing of it, it's an excuse to fish, a way to help me manage my pond, and it will save you a few bucks instead of having to buy them. I have seen lots of little ones this year, they will be hungry come spring, for sure.


Hey Joe - I am glad you have been popping your head in more of late! You and Ken inspired me to start a worm farm this year with the kids based on your old posts years back, and I was wondering where a forum vet like yourself had been spending their time. Good to have you back - we need veteran guidance!

Many men go fishing all of their lives without knowing that it is not fish they are after. ~ Henry David Thoreau

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