FNG from Germany

[Axon]

Welcome from NJ

 

[SchwarzStock]

Welcome, once again a beautiful ride. My first love had a 1966 red Mustang, her daddy bought it for har. I have some very fond memories created in that car.

The neat thing about the Fastback in High School was the fold down rear seat and the trunk access panel

 

[gregsky]

I lived in Germany for 3 years over the Covid times. Could never make the required hunting or fishing classes to be able to legally do it so my only opportunities were when I came back to the US. It was beautiful out in the black forest and I really wanted to get some hunting and fishing in there.
That's great you're able to hunt all year there, I'm super jeleous!

 

[SchwarzStock]

I was never much of a fisherman. My dad would wake me at 05:00 on Sundays and ask if I wanted to go, never any notice and sitting on a bank was not for me. 45 Years later I met my wife who is an avid flyfisher. Now I am enjoying that, in some ways it is like hunting. We live on a famous fishing stream and joined the local fishing club. We go when the mood strikes since the river is just out the door depending on where we want to go. Mostly we have Browns but there are opportunities for Rainbow and Saibling nearby on the Neckar. This is a 48 cm Rainbow taken from the Argen river. Last year we went to Sweden up near the Arctic circle but didn't do all that well. BTW: the Spyderco knife in the picture is huge!

 

[Badger93]

Welcome from TN. 10th group?

 

[Mojave]

We did the Finland thing in June. Stayed in a really spectacular cabin near Rovanemimi and we landed 2 pike, and got about 5 to the boat before we lost them.

Probably threw half the fishing store at the lake and only those few fish to answer for it. We were there for a week and I would be shocked if we fished less than 4 hours a day. Boat, pier, beach didn't matter.

 

[SchwarzStock]

Welcome from TN. 10th group?

Same answer as in 2005