Professor July 13, 2014 at 12:49 pm Reply Charles…I simply must say that I’m duly impressed on several counts. Being able to catch a nice musky and then write about it while simultaneously rendering spitting images of Marge and Steve is a feat that shows much more talent than I ever suspected. That you can do this while hammered is over the top. I can see how it is that you have attracted a following of groupies. I, too, want to become a groupie. Are there any requirements or restrictions?
Gord July 14, 2014 at 12:12 pm Reply Gee…maybe it wasn’t obvious, but this was my post about Chuck’s catch.
Professor July 14, 2014 at 1:39 pm Reply Gord…I had a sneaky feeling that the original post was too good to be from Charles. I thought he may have hired a ghost-writer to tell this story. Now that the truth is out, I take back the undeserved praise and my interest in becoming a Charles groupie. The elation I felt yesterday is but emptiness today.
charles weiss July 15, 2014 at 10:59 am Reply Electric Beaver Crew; Yes, Gord, that strange way you have documenting the guests adventures. I kept saying when I got back: “Gord, You should have been there. The top water bite was happening!” Other areas in Favell Bay also had a surface bites happening too. The Lure that did the catching is 8 inches/ 20 cm long and is called a “Skid Stik” a surface popper made by the Fishin Magician. It was wonderful showing the younger guests MY covers of Musky Hunter Magazine and explaining my inspiration. The moment unseen by the angler is what I’m trying to illustrate. Or perhaps as the fish is being released to swim away and recover. And Gord insisted that I drink a beer and a strawberry cocktail at the same time?
Jim Andrzejewski July 17, 2014 at 1:37 pm Reply Hey Guys, Love the pics and the post. The crew is especially knowledgable, keen enough to know to seek more knowledge. Also and excellent opportunity for Christine and I to drink a bottle of wine in cabin 4 with some peace and quiet!!! Lovely…….
Andy July 17, 2014 at 10:27 pm Reply It’s good to see a growing number of Charles groupies. Professor….maybe we will find a signed Charles Weiss original when we arrive at our cabin this fall?
