![Think](https://www.thegsresources.com/_forum/core/images/smilies/xsmilie_think.gif)
Announcement
Collapse
No announcement yet.
Riding Game
Collapse
This is a sticky topic.
X
X
-
Whitedog
Several famous and infamous people born within riding distance just no signs indicating their birth place. Heck Danica Patric grew up 30 minutes from my place and started racing just 7 miles down the road. I just have not seen a sign acknowledging her local heritage yet.Last edited by Guest; 07-10-2012, 08:13 PM.
-
Originally posted by Whitedog View PostSeveral famous and infamous people born within riding distance just no signs indicating their birth place. Heck Danica Patric grew up 30 minutes from my place and started racing just 7 miles down the road. I just have not seen a sign acknowledging her local heritage yet.GSRick
No God, no peace. Know God, know peace.
Eric Bang RIP 9/5/2018
Have some bikes ready for us when we meet up.
Comment
-
Originally posted by bccap View PostWent looking for this, as I remembered it having been pointed out in New West when I was a little kid. Evidently its moved.
http://www.westcoastpaddler.com/gall...lbum=23&pos=42I'm not a Google Master.
GSRick
No God, no peace. Know God, know peace.
Eric Bang RIP 9/5/2018
Have some bikes ready for us when we meet up.
Comment
-
loud et
....meanwhile back in Gotham City
So you JUST beat me with the kayak tag. I literally sat down to upload and you came in first... just for your viewing pleasure, my kayak tag pics.
This is at Camp HI Canoe Livery on the Cuyahoga River. A canoe/kayak rental place that sets you up for 3,5 or 10 mile trips. Cuyahoga in Indian means "crooked river" and I can vouch by much experience on the river it certainly is crooked. Me and the fellas ever since high school have caught numerous large mouth , small mouth, and my favorite..Northern Pike. The Cuyahoga is famous for catching on fire in Cleveland back in the day. The Burning River Roller Girls is the main roller derby team in Cleveland. I have always heard the Cuyahoga is the only river in the world that runs both north and south for a considerable distance. It starts out by my house from 2 different branches from creeks and springs, running south 35 miles to Akron Ohio and then turning north and running back up 35 is miles to Lake Erie. Just keepin the thread interesting! lol
Be back in the game soon, its hard being a full time dad.
Comment
-
old_skool
Originally posted by bccap View PostI hope you're not eating those fish ?
I know a lot of people walleye fish, or striped bass and perch fish the lake, but I only catch/eat fish from the inland lakes, not from Erie...I mean... a lake named Erie..c'mon
Comment
-
[QUOTE=old_skool;1690390]I agree, they try and say it's a lot cleaner, but a lot cleaner isn't saying much when it was so polluted it actually caught fire in 1969, too much steel and petroleum industry along it's pathway, use to see deformed fish all the time, I believe they still have mercury warnings.
I know a lot of people walleye fish, or striped bass and perch fish the lake, but I only catch/eat fish from the inland lakes, not from Erie...I mean... a lake named Erie..c'mon
You'll have to come up and try some of these sometime.
Comment
-
old_skool
[QUOTE=bccap;1690398]Originally posted by old_skool View PostI agree, they try and say it's a lot cleaner, but a lot cleaner isn't saying much when it was so polluted it actually caught fire in 1969, too much steel and petroleum industry along it's pathway, use to see deformed fish all the time, I believe they still have mercury warnings.
I know a lot of people walleye fish, or striped bass and perch fish the lake, but I only catch/eat fish from the inland lakes, not from Erie...I mean... a lake named Erie..c'mon
You'll have to come up and try some of these sometime.
We catch some smaller channel cats that size abaout 8 miles from here in Spencer Lake, good eating.
What are those...steel heads?Walleye? I'm usually an avid Largemouth Bass fisherman myself.
Comment
-
Those are Spring salmon. Probably in the 15 to 20lb. range. 30 to 40 pounders are not uncommon, and some in the 50-60lb. range. I just found the photo on line. I've never eaten catfish , but would definitely like to try it. Hopefully I will get to try it on my trip south this summer, but I think I will be too far north and west.
Comment
-
old_skool
Originally posted by bccap View PostThose are Spring salmon. Probably in the 15 to 20lb. range. 30 to 40 pounders are not uncommon, and some in the 50-60lb. range. I just found the photo on line. I've never eaten catfish , but would definitely like to try it. Hopefully I will get to try it on my trip south this summer, but I think I will be too far north and west.
Comment
-
Originally posted by bccap View PostThose are Spring salmon. Probably in the 15 to 20lb. range. 30 to 40 pounders are not uncommon, and some in the 50-60lb. range. I just found the photo on line. I've never eaten catfish , but would definitely like to try it. Hopefully I will get to try it on my trip south this summer, but I think I will be too far north and west.'83 GS 1100T
The Jet
sigpic
'95 GSXR 750w
The Rocket
I'm sick of all these Irish stereotypes! When I finish my beer, I'm punching someone in the face ! ! !
Comment
-
Originally posted by Spyder View PostNEVER EATEN CATFISH ! ? ! ? ? UGH ! ! ! It's a must! Even if you get it at a restaurant, you HAVE to at least try it. No other fish will taste as good again!Last edited by bccap; 07-11-2012, 11:34 AM.
Comment
Comment