#166607 - 11/23/02 10:40 PM
Re: Dealing with A-holes on the river?
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Juvenille at Sea
Registered: 09/26/02
Posts: 164
Loc: S.W. Washinton
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those guys are everywhere, they either dont know or dont care, i talk to them and find out if they dont know or dont care, 95% of them dont know ,so talking works,, i usually avoid these guys, but if they make tuff for me and other guys fishing i will say something, only once has it come to blows, he had it coming though
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#166608 - 11/23/02 10:48 PM
Re: Dealing with A-holes on the river?
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Returning Adult
Registered: 11/21/01
Posts: 304
Loc: union wa
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a cab full of those old hoodsport chum bodies will do the trick
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#166610 - 11/23/02 11:00 PM
Re: Dealing with A-holes on the river?
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Repeat Spawner
Registered: 10/08/01
Posts: 1147
Loc: Out there, somewhere
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My first reaction as a recovering redneck is to simply shoot the dog if it menaces me. If you want to be nice, you tell him first to put the dog in the truck before you shoot it. You'd be safe legally if you can show that the dog has bit people before. But that's a little over the top, so I'd suggest the following.
Bring a package of hamburger. Walk by the guy, tell him that you don't appreciate his dog running around and that there is rat poison in the hamburger. Lay the hamburger on the ground next to where you are fishing, making sure that he sees it.
It's his responsibility to contain his dog, not yours to keep his dog from getting in trouble.
I say this as a dog owner who takes his dog fishing. I like to have my dog along, but I make sure that she doesn't pester people, let alone menace them.
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#166612 - 11/23/02 11:24 PM
Re: Dealing with A-holes on the river?
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Juvenille at Sea
Registered: 01/25/02
Posts: 243
Loc: everett
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Bring along an animal control buddy And better yet take that hamburger(before the doctoring) and have a nice little shore lunch. As far as the Dude!! If he is not personally bothering you or casting over you, who cares what his attitude is. You could just bring a group of buddies or just one off balanced friend to help deal with the problem, or don't fish there. There is alot of water to fish!! That sucks though there is always someone around like that!!
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#166613 - 11/23/02 11:41 PM
Re: Dealing with A-holes on the river?
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Repeat Spawner
Registered: 10/08/01
Posts: 1147
Loc: Out there, somewhere
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Everybody, let's be clear, I haven't suggested actually putting poison in the hamburger. I'll shoot a dog if I have to, but poison is cruel. The point is to make the jerk deal with his dog.
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#166614 - 11/24/02 12:03 AM
Re: Dealing with A-holes on the river?
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Smolt
Registered: 03/25/01
Posts: 77
Loc: richland
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A can of expanding foam, you should be able to get the tube in the window save a little for the muffler. I have never done it but I allways wanted to!!!!
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#166615 - 11/24/02 12:25 AM
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Spawner
Registered: 12/06/00
Posts: 783
Loc: bullcanyon
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The guy probably has a small package and needs to make up for it by being a dick. Everytime he opens his trap just think about his poor wife that hasn't been done right in years and you won't be able to keep from laughing. I believe doctors call it small man syndrome.
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#166616 - 11/24/02 12:42 AM
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Returning Adult
Registered: 12/06/00
Posts: 488
Loc: oregon
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Fish another river, the hassles are not worth it. There are a million different places to fish. Remember, more than half of fishing is being out there in the woods, hangin out with good friends, noone bothering you, enjoying the day.
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#166617 - 11/24/02 01:16 AM
Re: Dealing with A-holes on the river?
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Smolt
Registered: 12/07/00
Posts: 83
Loc: Newcastle wash
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Look, I believe in totally having a great time out fishing! unfortunately all the good places to fish are crowded with goof balls like this guy and his dog.... so, there are really only 2 options here either kill the dog and his buddy or fish where you can enjoy the scenery and all this planet has to offer, the mountains, evergreen trees, the sound of the stream as it makes its journey to sea, and you have this stream all to yourself... BUT THERE ARE NO FLIPPIN FISH THERE STUPID!!! SO JUST GO WITH OPTION ONE!!!! sincerely, Bowhunter
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#166619 - 11/25/02 09:05 AM
Re: Dealing with A-holes on the river?
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Three Time Spawner
Registered: 06/14/00
Posts: 1828
Loc: Toledo, Washington
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If talking won't solve your problem and you cant fish around this jerk, there are some pretty evil option left for you to do The dog is not the one to blame, so leave the poor animal alone. Blame the person who has not trained the dog! If you really have to make your point, don't take it out on the dog …take it out on its owner! If you don't want this jerk fishing around you, you can always make "him" brake into his own car or truck for his actions! I hear that supper glue can play hell with a door lock …or two!!! Remember one thing…for every action…there's always a "reaction"!! Cowlitzfisherman Is the taste of the bait worth the sting of the hook????
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#166620 - 11/25/02 12:13 PM
Re: Dealing with A-holes on the river?
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Juvenille at Sea
Registered: 09/28/00
Posts: 238
Loc: Kapowsin, Wa
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If a dog bites me, it gets to meet the business end of my fish bonker. If the dog bites one of my kids, it meets my fillet knife. If the owner objects, he better just verbally object, or he'll wind up writing in the other thread that talks about getting hurt while fishing. There is no way I will tolerate any loose animal that bites, on the river or anywhere else. It's too bad for the animal that they are stuck with irresponsible owners.
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#166621 - 11/25/02 12:47 PM
Re: Dealing with A-holes on the river?
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Juvenille at Sea
Registered: 11/14/02
Posts: 124
Loc: Auburn
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You know, maybe I'm being too hard on the guy. The dog thing is definitely out of line, but im sure some day he'll run into someone that will deal with that for sure. I dont know too many people that like dogs running around while they are fishing. Most of the complaints this guy has are usualy legitimate. I mean he doesnt just yell at someone for standing the wrong way. The problem I have and have had, is instead of being polite about it he's a total a-hole. I respond well to people that tell me Im being dumb as long as they are doing it in a polite way. But when someone just starts verbaly bashing you I respond in quite the opposite way. I enjoy the guy sometimes because he can make a difference when some other buttholes crowd into the hole and start casting over everyones line or throwing trash on the ground, but Ive also seen him ***** at one of my friends for something he had done on accident. This guy has never really bothered me in the past because his aggresion has never been aimed at me, but this last weekend I finaly got my turn. The part that irritated me was "and im glad we left when we did" he found a bunch of gear left on the ground "the gear was obviously rigged for snagging fish! Huge line, Huge leg, huge hook" The guy asked me, and not in a nice way I might add, " Did your friend leave this sh!t here?" I answered with a smart assed tone to him and it pissed him off. He asked the question like he already knew the answer was yes without even knowing the person I was fishing with or what kind of guy he was. I left right after so there wouldnt be an accidental drowning one way or the other him or me. I'll more than likely be going back to this fishing hole cause usualy it produces nice fish and will probably run into this guy again. I just hope that if he's there when I invite someone along again, they dont have to deal with this guys crap as well. As for the dog. If that dog ever nips at me or bites me, I will be making a trip right to the animal control center. I hate to punish his dog because he's to arrogant to make good decisions.
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#166622 - 11/25/02 01:12 PM
Re: Dealing with A-holes on the river?
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Spawner
Registered: 01/17/02
Posts: 672
Loc: AUBURN
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neorosis, were you fishing the green saturday? and you caught a smolt? i may have run into you, you were jus trying out your new rod with a baitcaster and you had glasses on?? i was the one lookinng for corkies and didnt do to bad at finding some, about 150-200 of them..not a bad on the river collecting others lost gear, well if it wasnt you, there was another guy on the green who caught a stealhead smolt too..
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#166623 - 11/25/02 01:17 PM
Re: Dealing with A-holes on the river?
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Returning Adult
Registered: 11/25/02
Posts: 249
Loc: T-town
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Wow! what an introduction to this forum. kickin dogs in the mouth and supergluing keyholes. Been in the situation before minus KUJO simple answer CATCH MORE, CATCH BIGGER!!!! Then laugh while he tries to switch to what your using. Something tells me the way to get under this jokers skin is OUT FISH HIM AND SMILE! :
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#166624 - 11/25/02 01:21 PM
Re: Dealing with A-holes on the river?
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Three Time Spawner
Registered: 03/13/00
Posts: 1830
Loc: Kelso Wa.
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I haven't yet had any unpleasant dog encounters on a river (other then the rare occassion that Cordog outfishes me) but if I ever felt threatened I would definitely have my knife handy and wouldn't hesitate to use it, I don't care if its the owners fault that the dog is aggressive, I'm going to defend myself. Only ? is, I have a Kershaw 3 blade knife, do I filet the dog or gut him?
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#166625 - 11/25/02 01:47 PM
Re: Dealing with A-holes on the river?
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Juvenille at Sea
Registered: 11/14/02
Posts: 124
Loc: Auburn
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Originally posted by BERKLEY BOY75: neorosis, were you fishing the green saturday? Actualy I fished there Friday night and I was using a new rod with a baitcaster. I was fishing down south Saturday. Thats cool though if that was a Steelhead smolt I cought on friday. I felt bad that I hooked the little sucker. It actualy bit kinda hard for a little guy like that.
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#166627 - 11/25/02 10:45 PM
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Returning Adult
Registered: 02/19/01
Posts: 249
Loc: SnoCo
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Split a can of OC spray between the dog and the dude.
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#166629 - 11/25/02 11:33 PM
Re: Dealing with A-holes on the river?
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Poodle Smolt
Registered: 05/03/01
Posts: 10878
Loc: McCleary, WA
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To quote Zozo, "Why didn't you just hit him?" (there is just beauty in that statement ) Actually, Life is too short to put up with A-holes. Move on, but a dog that comes at me is a dead dog because most times I am with my boys. You thought Mama Bear was mean? Wait till you upset Papa Bear. There would be no discussion, just a shot, and I walk away.
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