IF I tell you.. it won,t be my spot anymore. lol

 

Other than the fishing and shooting sports, probably working on cars has always been one of my most enjoyable pastimes. Just one of the reasons I like DW's Prius. It has been giving me some real pleasure lately.

 

i have a really secret fishing spot i sneak off to, hard to find spot thats so secret even the fish dont know where its at

 

I’ve got a few of those too

 

Well since I live in a very rural area well off the main road, I just go sit on my own dang porch and hope no nosy butt-hole shows up in a toyota.

 

Caesar Creek but there’s no Muskies there. It’s still fun to cast up to 1 lb lures to empty water for 6-8 hours. Keeps a lot of people out of my boat.

 

Throw bass baits!

 

There’s a very secretive valley between Dennison and Tippecanoe where I’ll occasionally go and hang out with the Sasquatch’s that live there.

 

I live in the Cleveland suburbs. So I sneak off to the Cuyahoga Valley with the dog a few days a week.

 

The northern woods of Maine.
The golden road offers the ability to vanish away from everyone and everything, as soon as you leave that road.
Brook trout and partridge galore, with bear everywhere you go.
All one needs, is protection against the black flies in the spring/summer and protection from the freezing temps of winter.
Nothing better for my younger self.

 

I've bear hunted at Loon Lodge, about a 2hr drive from civilization on the Golden Road. It is definitely God's Country. One of my favorite parts of the trip is the drive in on the Golden Road. We've seen lots of moose and bear on the ride in. Would love to make it back there a few more times while my mind and body still allow!

 

Northern Michigan East of Glennie is where my heart and mind travel to these days. I am deep into retirement and slow moving now, I had my days, and they were spectacular. I bought a cabin in the woods on AuSable impoundment, Cooke Pond, held it for 25 years but it became a chore for me, so it had to go. I would recommend to anyone to spend some time in the area.

 

Would love to hear more stories about it

 

The Squatches I visit down in that valley in Tuscarawas County, taught me a game kinda like mumbly-peg, but they use a sharpened stick instead of a pocket knife for obvious reasons 🙂

 

About all I can afford anymore is to sit quietly on a little throne-like seat next to the bath tub and read from Ohio Game Fishing.