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Yep, a lot of bad roads when we first started coming down in the 50's. From what my parents said after coming down from Torrance (kids stayed home on that first trip) in 55, they didn't know if they were going to make it in my uncle Teddy's woody or not! What I don't get is how the Drum got on...

I think more than a few would choose another word for me, both before and after that little analogy..:-D

you often do Rocky point is like a women you loved and cherished for many years, and then one day you wake up and look over to the other side of the bed and wonder what in the hell happened to her. You women can just change that to the man you loved, you often do.:o...:stir:

You'll notice it a lot easier if it's not 10 at night and with a new moon. Finding the turnoff in the light is not a problem if you don't pay attention to the "official" sign that says 5 km. I still have no idea where " the road from hell" the Drum was on and talked about after his first trip...

If I understood Don right (he was flirting with the nurses LOL) he was being released from the hospital last night, and the prognosis was for a quicker recovery than expected. Don was genuinely touched by your responses, and hopefully we'll hear from him on our forum soon.

Well I just received a call from Don, and I could actually tell it was him! He sounded much better. It seems he picked up a strain of what's commonly called "MRSA",, a type of staph infection...mrsa - Bing Health He'll know soon if he'll be taking oral medication, or a series of shots for a...

Absolutely no idea of what it could have been, he thought it might have just been a splinter or something like that at first.

Yep, never even heard of a Yellowfin until later on in life, and on our Rocky point forums. What we caught out of San Diego etc was called a Yellowtail. I thought what the hell change is good, I'll call them Yellowfin just to keep Bob up worrying about it, especialy after his previous post's...

He can't get it from his phone at the hospital if that's what you mean. That Don in the picture holding up two Yellowfin, and he also open up this thread to get me, the shy one, to post about our trip.

The day the wind came up I noticed that Ted's truck was at his place, so Don and I went by to say hi and do some bench fishing. He was very generous with his information, and since we were intested in coming back for some Roosters he shared some good information about them with us. After talking...

I just received a call from our old friend and my fishing buddy Don, and he's in the ICU unit up in Flag (didn't catch what Hospital). It seems that a small puncture wound on the back of his knuckle, cause unknown, has blown into a bad infection, and their going to be pumping him full of...

Don and I were very happy with the size and quality of the one's that "hung out" for us, and on Medium spin tackle they were some tough hombres. Up next is some Roosters, either from shore, or and the inflatable; both will be a blast.

I was in Yuma, and yes the Spooky one always watches my place when I'm gone. I darned near left for Mexico after the race's, but my friend couldn't be talked into it.

Those are nice Leigh, they look like the ones we used to get off the coast of Cali free diving back in the day. There were some huge one's around the Coranado Islands that some of the crazies would get diving at night.

He was just a little guy, maybe 3 pounds, but Don said he had been mighty good eating when he got him home. We we're suprised to have picked him up at all since we we're trolling for Yellowfin and Grouper when we caught him.

I was going to let Benny (dryheat) our in house lawyer tell the story, after all, the man knows it all.:notworthy:

You forget to tell them that Benny is a bankruptcy Lawyer who loves his job because it gives him opportunity to keep his finger on the pulse of the wreckage caused by the last administration, and first dibs on some deals at bargain prices.:stir:

Not sure, hopefully early tomorrow. Don has a few loose ends to attend to, and one and not the least is to make sure some problems he found on his outboard engines is fixed properly.