Thread: Thanks

I also want to thank the Locals and all others for sharing your pier with us out of towner's ....I had a blast, slow at first for the month but it finally turned on for a few moments like I was hoping for, and brought back some groceries to share with friends with a few fish fries .
I especially want to thank John and J&M tackle for sending me back with a real gem of a rod....all hidden under the ugly green paint was a beautiful rod that John brought back to life..... for the rest of my life....what a treasure it is and loved fishing it and getting use to it....darn thing cast great and fish;s even better with many species caught and hooked ....the 706 with drag problems were solved and preformed well also....love the combo of the 2

I learned many things this trip ....in a month I learned many new tips and tricks(new techniques of doing things)

I can say this trip was sooooooo stress free for me, I came home with a sense of calm, I haven't felt for many years....and hope that stays with me for some time, I know the memories will
so to all that shared the rail with me .... THANKS
till the next time

No problem at all Bill,I enjoy doing nice things for generous people. See'ya next year......

Originally Posted by john g

No problem at all Bill,I enjoy doing nice things for generous people. See'ya next year......

to bad it has to be next year....I came back to COLD , and after the weather down there..... real cold for me .....but throw on more cloths and get out in the woods for some red meat to go with the fish....a little surf and turf in the near future

a few pictures

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Originally Posted by ironman172

a few pictures.

Thanks for sharing the photos. I enjoy seeing old, undiscovered gems get revitalized. I as well have enjoyed my times there at the GSPpier. I hated to have to leave but have another son, have to travel back and forth between Bama & Nv.(Vegas that is). The weather is great here for the moment. Home is in Mo. for now, but when I finish my 5 yr travel plan, I will be a more permanent fixture there on the pier. Best of luck with the red meat gathering! Hope to see you all this spring! Steve