Short Lake Trip

[beekeeper]

Grandson and I had a good paddle from the Bisteneau State Park Landing to the Clark's Bayou Bridge. Had sort of a shore lunch, found out grandson doesn't like sardines. He still gets an A for trying and it was his idea.

No luck fishing:

Did a little exploring and made a pine cone catapult:

Waiting for Maw Maw Bee to pick us up:

beekeeper

 

[mike]

Good on ya for taking the boy out like that. I remember doing similar things with my grandpa. Those are cherished memories.

Mike

 

[Kayak Jack]

That little fella has JD darned near trained!

 

[nobucks]

It looks like a nice trip in nice boats! I don't like sardines either!

 

[oldsparkey]

I'm with him , sardines ...YUCK......Fresh fish are a lot better and a whole lot more fun to get.

 

[mosportsmen]

I am shocked at the lack of sardine appreciation here amongst us. I have enjoyed many a can while outdoor adventuring. Sad day for me. I always though I would like to get together with some of you guys now I have my doubts.

Tom

 

[makenmend]

I am shocked at the lack of sardine appreciation here amongst us. I have enjoyed many a can while outdoor adventuring. Sad day for me. I always though I would like to get together with some of you guys now I have my doubts.

:lol: :lol: :lol:

MM

 

[oldsparkey]

I am shocked at the lack of sardine appreciation here amongst us. I have enjoyed many a can while outdoor adventuring. Sad day for me. I always though I would like to get together with some of you guys now I have my doubts.

Tom

For myself the preferred lunch snacks and even some of the guys I go with are those delicious little Viennas ( 7 to a can ) with some hot sauce and Ritz Crackers. We do have a reject or two who will actually eat the little canned fish on saltines with a onion slice and hot sauce.

I carry a can of the little fish with me just in case one of those guys forgot there's and would be without a lunch snack , that can has a lot of years ( trips ) and miles on it. :lol:

 

[Paddlin'Gator]

You anti-sardine guys are missing the point. Sardines are actually health food :lol:

 

[Wannabe]

I'm with Chuck, I'll take fresh fish over rotten fish any day of the week.
Bob

 

[Kayak Jack]

Viennies are birth defects after the operation for removal. :wink: Sardines, on the other hand, while stinky - are actually good for a fellow. (It's how I got to be so good looking)

 

[Wannabe]

Hey Guys! Jack has a magical mirror. :mrgreen:
Bob

 

[Kayak Jack]

Hey Guys! Jack has a magical mirror. :mrgreen:

Yep, I can look at my face in it, turn the mirror around and see the back of my head. Magic!

 

[oldsparkey]

Sardines, on the other hand, while stinky - are actually good for a fellow. (It's how I got to be so good looking)

If I have ever heard an endorsement for not eating sardines this has to be the granddad of all reasons for not eating them. :lol:

 

[Kayak Jack]

Sardines, on the other hand, while stinky - are actually good for a fellow. (It's how I got to be so good looking)

If I have ever heard an endorsement for not eating sardines this has to be the granddad of all reasons for not eating them. :lol:

OHhhhh - now that hurt, Chuck. :wink: That was cold. (tearing up here, sniffling and whimpering and wailing)

 

[oldsparkey]

Sorry about that slip up Jack , to make a mends I am EXPRESS mailing a box of Kleenex to you. Along with that can of Sardines that I have been carrying for the last 20 years , they should be well seasoned by now , just have something between you and them when you open them. :wink:

 

[Kayak Jack]

... and, along with those ancient sardines, remember to send okra, greee-imz, vieenies, and ohhh - other goodies. (like, maybe syrup of ipecac?) :mrgreen:

Hell, ain't it, the way we treasure our snacks.