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:
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.
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.
Wish I could help you. But I don’t a bag of money of any description, big or small, brown or white.