Now I know why Jimbo headed out to Colorady !$!$!

[nastygunz]

Hundreds Lured To High Country By News Of $20 Fish Bounty


http://cpw.state.co.us/aboutus/Pages/News-Release-Details.aspx?NewsID=6142

http://denver.cbslocal.com/2017/05/30/colorado-predator-fish-northern-pike/

[Hawks Feather]

Sounds just like him.

Jerry

[FinsnFur]

Didnt know a thing about that
I didnt see anyplace to really catch a pike either. Seen some awesome creeks coming down out of the mountains though. 

[nastygunz]

Careful there or you'll find yourself throwing all your bass gear  out to pursue the king of game fish, the trout!🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟

[FinsnFur]

We stopped at a bar one night that had a mountain creek flowing under the back deck. It was pretty surreal. Stand there on the deck watching the crystal clear water rushing past underneath you. All of a sudden we realized there was three trout there. Each suspended aloft behind a rock waiting for prey. Pretty cool. I think there's a pic of it in that collection.

[Hawks Feather]

We stopped at a bar one night that had a mountain creek flowing under the back deck.

I don't think that I would last very long there.  After a few sips of beer, listening to the running water, and I would be off for the restroom.  Only to have it start all over again and again.

Jerry

[nastygunz]

That reminds me of the classic book, The Yellow Stream, by I.P. Freely....

We stopped at a bar one night that had a mountain creek flowing under the back deck.

I don't think that I would last very long there.  After a few sips of beer, listening to the running water, and I would be off for the restroom.  Only to have it start all over again and again.

Jerry

[Hawks Feather]

That reminds me of the classic book, The Yellow Stream, by I.P. Freely....

We stopped at a bar one night that had a mountain creek flowing under the back deck.

I don't think that I would last very long there.  After a few sips of beer, listening to the running water, and I would be off for the restroom.  Only to have it start all over again and again.

Jerry

Followed closely by 'Antlers in the Treetops' by Who Goosed Da Moose

[nastygunz]

And of course the sweeping epic saga set in colonial India, Revenge of The Tiger, by Claude Balls🐅