On 6/9/15 5:10 PM, Bob Hendry wrote:
Oh no you don't! Now that you've publicly mentioned an injured right
arm, ya gotta tell us all . . .
Okay Bob. Told you it'd take a bit before I got a round tuit. But here
it is:
(A-) FISH-ing can be hazardous to your health.
We’ve all heard of folks falling in and getting hurt, even drowning, or
maybe falling and spraining an ankle on the way to/from a river.I may
have come upon a new peril.I slightly pulled a muscle in my right arm
several months ago. It would get sore if I did anything heavy but
otherwise was just sore enough to be a minor nuisance. About six weeks
go, one of my buddies (yes, Jimmy, I DO have some friends! <g>) invited
me to go to see if the white bass run had started yet on the Whitewater
River upstream from Brookville Lake in Eastern Indiana.
I'll make an even longer story short: We found the fish.My chartreuse
over white Clouser with extra heavy eyes did the trick (I'm too cheap to
buy a sinking line!).
I finally had to quit after landing fifteen of those feisty fish because
my right arm hurt so badly.I should have quit after catching six, but
how can you quit when you're catching one every other cast? That was
six weeks ago.Unfortunately, it still hurts that almost that badly.I
can’tcast at all. In fact, I can't hardly lift anything much heavier
than a cup of coffee.
I'm seeing my family doc later this week and hopefully a good shot of
cortisone will help it out.
Am I whining or complaining?No way.I’m bragging!It was worth it!
Al
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