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Old 10-10-2011, 09:52 PM   #16
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Even though the fishing was slow while I was there, I had a great time. Great group of guys to fish with and just to be around. I just wish I could have stayed longer than the first weekend so I could have met the rest of the group. It was nice running into ProfessorM and Vineyard Blues over there, too.

The thing that stuck with me the most is how driven, energetic and optimistic Rick is. I think he only stopped fishing that first weekend because everyone else needed a break. Also, his love of fishing the Vineyard was inspiring.

As for the wetsuit, let's go with the story of my junk being too much for it to handle. That sounds much better than there already being a small hole that expanded when I squeezed my fat body into it.

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