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<blockquote data-quote="Rowdie" data-source="post: 97168" data-attributes="member: 272"><p>The movie A River Runs Through It says it best,&nbsp; I'm haunted by waters.&nbsp;&nbsp; My dad took us kids fishing from shore until we got aboat when I was 9.&nbsp;&nbsp; I loved playing on shore, still do.&nbsp;&nbsp; He bought a pontoon and I loved that too, since you could get up and move around, basically play.&nbsp; We swam n fished a lot.&nbsp; When we camped, we pulled popup by the rivers edge.&nbsp; My brother was 8 years older so it was tough out fishing him, still is, even with 10 times better equipment.&nbsp;&nbsp; Its just not fishing, but being on or near the water, its hard to explain.&nbsp; Growing up fishing, playing, and in HS partying by the river is hard to shake.&nbsp;&nbsp; I'm always driving around just looking at the lake.&nbsp;&nbsp; I can just walk along the shoreline for hours, not even fishing.&nbsp; Lots of stuff out there to do on the shores of the lake.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Rowdie, post: 97168, member: 272"] The movie A River Runs Through It says it best, I'm haunted by waters. My dad took us kids fishing from shore until we got aboat when I was 9. I loved playing on shore, still do. He bought a pontoon and I loved that too, since you could get up and move around, basically play. We swam n fished a lot. When we camped, we pulled popup by the rivers edge. My brother was 8 years older so it was tough out fishing him, still is, even with 10 times better equipment. Its just not fishing, but being on or near the water, its hard to explain. Growing up fishing, playing, and in HS partying by the river is hard to shake. I'm always driving around just looking at the lake. I can just walk along the shoreline for hours, not even fishing. Lots of stuff out there to do on the shores of the lake. [/QUOTE]

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