Zante
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- Australia - Tasmania
Best wishes for your husband Dizzy - I'm sure3 the fish will have to start hiding again soon.
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DizzyBritches
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Lol, Zante! From your lips to God's ears. My husband is doing okay with his new pacemaker, but he is frustrated by circulatory problems in his legs, which his doctor is trying to treat non-surgically. His walker is still in the driveway, where it's been sitting ever since he got home from rehab. But he is keeping current with his follow-up doctor visits and his doctors seem very pleased!
So please God next summer he will be out on the water terrorizing the fish!
So please God next summer he will be out on the water terrorizing the fish!
Zante
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- Australia - Tasmania
Tell 'im to keep those feet moving - I have had trouble with clots in my legs twice after minor operations soI move at all sorts of odd times, for instance my husband and me do 'ankle dancing' to the commercials when watching telly. What sort of fishing does he do. We do fresh water lakes (and there are thousands of them in Tasmania!) and river for rainbow and brown trout. We did have numerous 'tin' boats over the years but husband can't manage one now so we do shore fishing.
DizzyBritches
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Hi,Zante. Ray just came home from the foot doctor as he has gotten more sores on his legs from bad circulation. The Dr put him on antibiotics again. They really helped him last time, so fingers crossed. Thank you for the advice! 
We have done mostly saltwater fishing since we have always lived near the Atlantic Ocean. Since we don't own a boat, we would usually go fishing on a party boat with a bunch of other paying strangers. We liked to go for fluke or summer flounder, a flat fish like a sole that lurks at the bottom camouflaged like the sand, so that we would keep having to let down and reel up the bait so that it looks like living fluke baitfish. But our government keeps increasing the length a fluke has to be so that we can legally keep it. We liked going for bluefish because of the BIG fight they put up, but we both found bluefish too gamy and gave it away to people who liked to eat it. In late fall, we would go for sea bass and blackfish, which are quite tasty.
My husband tried shore fishing off a beach near NYC, but all he caught was a plastic bag used for medical waste. Though occasionally someone does catch a nice striped bass by surf-casting.
Have a wonderful day and thanks again for your friendliness.
We have done mostly saltwater fishing since we have always lived near the Atlantic Ocean. Since we don't own a boat, we would usually go fishing on a party boat with a bunch of other paying strangers. We liked to go for fluke or summer flounder, a flat fish like a sole that lurks at the bottom camouflaged like the sand, so that we would keep having to let down and reel up the bait so that it looks like living fluke baitfish. But our government keeps increasing the length a fluke has to be so that we can legally keep it. We liked going for bluefish because of the BIG fight they put up, but we both found bluefish too gamy and gave it away to people who liked to eat it. In late fall, we would go for sea bass and blackfish, which are quite tasty.
My husband tried shore fishing off a beach near NYC, but all he caught was a plastic bag used for medical waste. Though occasionally someone does catch a nice striped bass by surf-casting.
Have a wonderful day and thanks again for your friendliness.