csgamecock
Thursday, May 15, 2014 10:04:57 PM
Finally got to celebrate my birthday and graduating gunsmith school with a day trip trout fishing.
Smoked this bad boy that Grrrrr gifted me before my daughter was born. Thanks brother

And yes if you know what I do for a living, you can take that title several ways lol 20140514_125431-picsay.jpg
reckless
Friday, May 16, 2014 8:57:24 AM
Looks like a great day and congrats!! Grrrrrrrr neeeeeeds a good smack once hes done his cross country ride!!
DD1700
Friday, May 16, 2014 9:12:31 AM
Ooooh boy that looks awesome!!! Hope you caught lots of fish too.
SammyETN
Friday, May 16, 2014 9:23:20 AM
Smoked my last one of those this past July on my parents 50th wedding anniversary. Those were great cigars.
csgamecock
Friday, May 16, 2014 9:45:02 AM
It was a good day as far as the fishing, rivers were low so that made it difficult but I managed to get 2 decent rainbows and finished my limit with some pan size rainbows

I haven't been real active on here lately, didn't know he was riding cross country. I'll have to check back and smack him when he's done
ZRX1200
Friday, May 16, 2014 11:56:30 AM
I fought a salmon yesterday, it won.

Nice stuff buddy, good to hear the progress.

Sammy good to see ya posting again bro.
Puffnstuff79
Friday, May 16, 2014 1:10:00 PM
So you use a grrrrr lure to catch a pig in the river with some rainbows? What kinda mushrooms did you find lying around them there trails?
TMCTLT
Saturday, May 17, 2014 7:52:41 AM
Nice pic bros. And congrats on graduating Gun Smithing school!! Where'd you take your schooling and how many years did you attend?

Paul
csgamecock
Saturday, May 17, 2014 8:37:15 AM

Nice pic bros. And congrats on graduating Gun Smithing school!! Where'd you take your schooling and how many years did you attend?

Paul

TMCTLT wrote:




I went for 2 years at a local technical college (Piedmont Technical College)

I've still got some general ed classes to deal with bc I'm actually doing the degree program instead of just the 2 year certificate
route, most of that's online but I'm done with the certificate program.

When things settle down a bit I'm gonna be taking some specialized short term (1 to 2 week) classes at a community college
in NC
TMCTLT
Saturday, May 17, 2014 9:13:34 AM

I went for 2 years at a local technical college (Piedmont Technical College)

I've still got some general ed classes to deal with bc I'm actually doing the degree program instead of just the 2 year certificate
route, most of that's online but I'm done with the certificate program.

When things settle down a bit I'm gonna be taking some specialized short term (1 to 2 week) classes at a community college
in NC

csgamecock wrote:




Thanks for your reply, always considered doing this....thinking mebbe good retirement job for when I can no longer work " in the field " building / remodeling homes. Have to give this some further consideration.
csgamecock
Sunday, May 18, 2014 7:24:48 AM
I got into it bc my Dad was a machinist all his life and about the last 10 yrs before he passed he kinda fell into the business.
He worked with a gentleman that has been doing it for 40+ years, my only regret was not learning more from him while he
was around.

I was basically thinking the same lines as far as retirement and also now on my days off bc working 12 hour rotating shifts. I only technically
work 6 months out of the year so it can be a decent 2nd income when you have the business coming in.
I just bought a blueing tank setup bc A LOT of my jobs are refinishing work
TMCTLT
Sunday, May 18, 2014 7:35:16 AM

I got into it bc my Dad was a machinist all his life and about the last 10 yrs before he passed he kinda fell into the business.
He worked with a gentleman that has been doing it for 40+ years, my only regret was not learning more from him while he
was around.

I was basically thinking the same lines as far as retirement and also now on my days off bc working 12 hour rotating shifts. I only technically
work 6 months out of the year so it can be a decent 2nd income when you have the business coming in.
I just bought a blueing tank setup bc A LOT of my jobs are refinishing work

csgamecock wrote:




Sounds to me like a very good And honorable reason, if you don't mind post a little here n there on how your setup is progressing. I will follow it for sure. Enjoy your Sunday brother!!

Paul
billyboy03
Tuesday, May 20, 2014 1:04:46 PM
That looks so serene,I love to find places to fish like that=d>
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