I found a nice one here in Tennessee back in the fall and posted it on some regional boards. I had a couple of guys take wild guesses but that's it. If you lost one pm me with what and where and I'll see you get it back.
Printable View
I found a nice one here in Tennessee back in the fall and posted it on some regional boards. I had a couple of guys take wild guesses but that's it. If you lost one pm me with what and where and I'll see you get it back.
Cuttslam-
You're certainly doing a commendable thing by trying so hard to reunite it with its owner. I don't want to violate any potential protocols by linking to another board here, but there's a regional forum for that part of the country that might be a good place to post it if you haven't already. I'll PM you a link.
I lost a custom built one at Henry's Lake this summer. I didn't realize it would take until fall to show up in Tennessee.:(0)
WOW!!! It musta been a magic net, to make it over the Continental Divide like that...you really should drive over and get that one back.:roll:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mojo
I hadn't thought of that. It could have been blown over here by one of those Alberta Clipper blizzards we've had this winter.Quote:
Originally Posted by maodiver
And, John, per the PM I've posted it on that board. And don't make too much of it -- I already have plenty of nets.
Does the Atlantic drift work in reverse & my lost Scottish net end up in Tennessee..........well probably not.
;)
Tight Lines
I did not lose a net, but I did lose a big bag of money! If anybody finds it, please return it. Here's a description of it. It's a brown (big) bag - with money in it. The bag could be tan or even white, if it got bleached by the sun. Oh what the heck - I'll except any bag of money (size does not matter). There, that should simplify the whole matter!!
Best regards, Dave S.
Quote:
Originally Posted by fishdog54
Wish I could help you. But I don't a bag of money of any description, big or small, brown or white.