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Hey 1947, are you a Coutee, LeBeouf, Landreneau, Deshotel, or Miller? Grew up myself near you in Eunice.

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He is not a transplant surgeon and removing the liver was a horrible case of mistaken organ and was NOT meant to be removed. He was a LOST laparoscopic surgeon and he knew that. He is a terrible surgeon because he should have just backed out of the surgery or at least converted to an open procedure where he might have had a better chance to identify the anatomy.

Primum non nocere!
BC's center fielder made some serious plays out there.
"LRO Imagery: The Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO), along with spacecraft from China, India, and Japan, has captured high-resolution images of the Apollo landing sites, showing the abandoned descent modules, rovers, and even astronaut footprints." Yeah, let's use whatever tech we have to make some fake footprints on the moon and put a rover there to fake a moon landing.
GTMO, great stuff. I grew up in south west La and also my mom's family lived in Pensacola. Now up here in colder water. Next time I'm down visiting family, gonna follow your advice. Thanks.d
5 wt 9 ft is my overall favorite sized rod up here. But I have a 4 and a 6 as well. I like my 8 wt for the salt water. I dont fish much bigger than that on most occasions. Wish I had the need to use a 9 or 10 wt more often s :cheers:. n
It's a fine enough bonefish :lol: 5 ft 8 1/2 in and 165 #'s. Where ever that puts me on the scale :lol:

re: Bonefish in Belize

Posted by FlyFishinTiger on 4/2/26 at 2:03 pm to
It's fun because it is tough! :-)

re: Bonefish in Belize

Posted by FlyFishinTiger on 4/2/26 at 2:02 pm to
I fished out of the Turneffe island Resort which is a small resort. Guy was named Ronny.

re: Bonefish in Belize

Posted by FlyFishinTiger on 4/2/26 at 1:03 pm to
Can be frustrating when bonies get spooked by sea gull flying over or a false cast over them or you trip over rocks near em. Permit are way spookier and have so many things have to go right to catch em. Had three casts to permit this trip and one of my cast was a 70 footer within one foot of the permit. I didn't spook him. He looked at the fly and refused it. Still having caught a permit on a fly rod. :banghead:
Have caught a lot of bone fish though. :-)

re: Bonefish in Belize

Posted by FlyFishinTiger on 4/2/26 at 10:24 am to
Yeah, the guides can be shitty around San Pedro. Sorry bout that.

re: Beaver Tailwater

Posted by FlyFishinTiger on 4/2/26 at 10:18 am to
Met your son a few times. Nice fellow and knows his stuff! :bow:

Will look for you this weekend. Will be in a Hog Island Skiff.

re: Bonefish in Belize

Posted by FlyFishinTiger on 4/2/26 at 9:56 am to
No Tiger sharks. Did some diving and saw lots of black tip Caribbean reef sharks come around when we would spear the lion fish.

re: Bonefish in Belize

Posted by FlyFishinTiger on 4/2/26 at 9:53 am to
Fair! Bad me, :spank:

Bonefish in Belize

Posted by FlyFishinTiger on 4/2/26 at 9:51 am
Got back a week ago from Turneffe Atoll off of Belize.

Caught my PB this time. About 8 pounds or so I guess. Lotta fun. He made about 5 massive runs. The Bonie got wrapped around middle post in the top pic and got him off that twice. Then he ran around that little Mangrove island to the left and in front of the big Mangrove island and buried himself in the sticks on the other side. The boat captain got us in good position and my son and I luckily unthreaded him from the sticks and he took off again and my son snagged him with the big net. Glad we had 20 pound tippet on 16 pound leader. Rigged up for Permit as well. He was a tough smart dude. We did a lot of wade fishing on the flats and wore this old man out.







re: Beaver Tailwater

Posted by FlyFishinTiger on 4/2/26 at 9:28 am to
Hey Hogfly, I was below the turn around ( not too far from Parker Bottoms). I wondered the same thing myself about a recent stocking which makes sense why fish were eating anything and aggressive to fly and all clones of each other. It has been good at Beaver but not crazy good like yesterday. Nice overcast day with downstream steady wind. I think I could have cast a dandelion and caught fish yesterday. Not your typical spooky big trout :lol:
Do you fish Beaver much? I love it since I can be wading exactly one hour from leaving home. Gonna hit the white bass run here soon.

Your son with big streamers and fishing around Parker Bottom means he is going for some big browns. He ain't messing around. :bow:

Beaver Tailwater

Posted by FlyFishinTiger on 4/2/26 at 8:40 am
Great day fly fishing on The Beaver Tailwater yesterday. Nice down stream wind. A bit of chop on the water. Caught over 50 rainbows and everyone was between 10-12.5 inches. Weird that not one in the slot limit of 13-16 in. But some of them had some thickness. Beautiful colors. Used white micro jig most of the morning. Saw a few big ones coming up from depth and tried to take my white football strike indicator. So I switched to dries (a big hopper) and took about 5 or 6. Not often you can use big terrestrials to catch fish on the Beav. Only about three other fisherman were at the turn around and then left in early afternoon so had the whole thing to myself. Thankful to God for great days such as this.

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I have a good friend who is Cuban and came to US at 17 years old. He is a hardworking conscientious God-fearing family man. He is now 40 and he loathes the Cuban communist regime. There is no freedom in Cuba. It is a wasteland economically and ultra authoritarian.