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Old 02-04-2010, 09:05 AM   #9
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old archives...picture taken at the old Brownies Texaco, after they recovered the famous "last truck on Long Bar"..

I have seen you both mention this.. Nauset Legend...and I know he spent time on Monomoy catching.. fish too

Showed this to the Senior Angler..and got some great memories that he had of this fellow too...

either of you recognize this battered Ford???

think old rebels and ouzo, if that helps..he was known for both...
Wow, this is a real cool thread now that you mention the guy's name. I was out on Nauset in the early 80's with my father and we were traveling the back path along pleasant bay. We had stopped due to flooding in the track when this guy pulls up alongside us, introduces himself, and asks why we're just sitting. Then he proceeds to barrel through 3 feet of water in his pickup truck and emerges about 50' up the trail from us, beckoning us to follow, and we did

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It's the fishing hole
Where all the fish is blind
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