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Comment by DAVID L EITUTIS on October 19, 2013 at 10:53am
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TOOTY COULD BE WRONG cause my mind is gone now and maybe it was shad . Can't remember anymore now if shad or shiners'........
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Comment by David, aka, "McScruff" on October 19, 2013 at 10:00am
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Wait, better include some Gurgle Pops, too, in that assortment.
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I was also thinking "Shad"... It would be the first time I've heard of shiners being pursued as take fare, if Tooty is right.
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What kind of flies would you like? How about a bluegill assortment?
McGintys, Wooly Buggers, Humbugs, Damsel Nymphs... Sound good?
As for Shealys, that is tolerable. We can work that out, maybe next week.
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Comment by Rick Goohs on October 19, 2013 at 3:46am
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David L Eitutis. Are you thinking of the American Shad? I know they run up the Rivers you mentioned and are sought after for their flesh and roe.
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David; You could have this for Lunch at Sheeley's and a couple hand tied flies.
Seriously any of my watercolor fish 8 by 10" posted here can be had for $25.00 and postage. That does not include the larger 16 by 20 Acrylic Gouache paintings.
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Yum!
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Wow Rick what a painting . It is my understanding that out Nor East there are lots of folks who chase these with fly rods and eat em regularly. It's a big deal Up East I think in MAINE I believe either around the Penobscot River or Delaware or one of the big waters out there......
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Nice work. If had any money, I'd buy that!
Know what would be cool?
To include that quoted story as a side bar to the painting. Placed in a matte and frame it would make an awesome wall piece.
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David's story of the Gentleman referencing the cooking of Shiners inspired me to paint this Golden Shiner tonight.
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