Well, I am married to a flyfisher and we both tell dirty jokes, fart, drink bourbon and smoke cigars. I guess it all depends on the relationship you have with your wife (or husband). I for one love it. Don't have to try to find an excuse to get out and go fishing. She is usually the one pushing to go.
--Todd Kaehler. Kent Lufkin wrote: > I'm quite happy that my wife doesn't fish (just as she's probably > thrilled I'm not into antiques ;-). I wouldn't be as inclined to tell > dirty jokes, fart, drink bourbon or smoke cigars if she was along on a > trip. > > While there's a lot to be said for being together, I think that being > apart has its rewards as well. > > Kent Lufkin > >> This appears to be one of the more popular threads that's come up in the >> past few days, hm... ;-) >> >> My wife will probably NEVER fly fish, but she knows all the right >> things to >> say when I'm tying, like... "Yeah, honey, it looks just like the REAL >> BUG." >> >> Jim >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of PATRICK PETERSEN >> Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2002 2:01 PM >> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> Subject: Women flyfishers >> >> >> Just curious, Are there any women flyfishers amongst us? I almost >> never see >> any anywhere(fly fishing that is). The only time I have even seen one >> she >> yelled at me for fishing to close to her on the Stilly. Yikes! >> >> >> --- PATRICK PETERSEN >> --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > >
