Interesting enough this fish derived it’s name from a noted writter who probably didn’t fish for trout or had even seen this fish. Do you know the name of this person?
Dolly Parton???
.. oh wait… that was the booby fly.. hehehe
MacFly ![]()
I can’t believe you said that bro!
I thought you worked in a library or something. Didn’t you ever read any of the Charles Dickens books???![]()
***I work in a library.. I am NOT a librarian.. hehe .. but even then I dont think I ever read, or heard of that story.. I guess I am still lacking in my education.. LOL.. ***
MacFly
I’ll let you slide on that one since I never dun lernd to reed.[crazy]
ya know they have books on cds now.. LOL.. or they can be downloaded to an ipod.. [:p] …
.. at least I was smart enough to go look it up on line.. [sly]
MacFly ![]()
Are you sure that you don’t bleach your hair? BTW Charles Dickens is the correct answer. Heres your gold star TN2.
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way to go bro.. now we know who the teachers pet is.. LOL…
MacFly ![]()
‘Barnaby Rudge’ , but I bet Charly did fish, probably just like Huck.
Samuel Clemens AKA Mark Twain did fish like Huck. But I don’t know about Charles Dickens. Something about being a scrooge.
hmmmm scrooge.. didnt he have the Christmas goose.. the largest one in town.. and if so.. I wonder if he saved the feather to tye flies..??
MacFly ![]()
I meant the pole and line not the story line either ![]()
GOOSE! Now we have to cook a goose?!
And I chose not to watch Iron Chef last night!