John Kenyon’s most recent catch on the river was not just unusual, it was downright dangerous.
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There's a lot of Vietnam War refugees in that area.
Friday, September 04, 2020
Fishing Vietnam style
SHASTA COUNTY (CBS13) — You never know what you might snag out on the Sacramento River, but what was recently hooked by two fishermen did not require more muscle, it needed the bomb squad.
John Kenyon’s most recent catch on the river was not just unusual, it was downright dangerous.
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There's a lot of Vietnam War refugees in that area.
John Kenyon’s most recent catch on the river was not just unusual, it was downright dangerous.
MORE
There's a lot of Vietnam War refugees in that area.
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Almost every time I read about a major fishing atrocity in Northern California, it turns out to be people of Indochinese descent. Lots of them selling to restaurants, or owning them and stocking them. Drives me nuts!
ReplyDeleteBlack Butte Res. catching Crappie, every kid they have is in a snag tree catching them and dropping them in a bucket. Boat comes by and collects and Mama san is on the beach packing them up.Deer season is even worse, you are out watching a water hole or scouting a hillside, they are out shooting anything with a heartbeat and tossing them in the truck.
Deletewhoever wrote that "news" story ought to be flogged for all of the fucking bad puns . let comedians do comedy , give us news without spin or lame ass freaking stupid jokes.
ReplyDeleteThe 2 news anchors look like they're in different zip codes. Taking social distancing a little too far?
ReplyDeleteI'm glad the police were able to "denote" the bombs. Heaven knows what would have happened if they had actually gone off. /xs
ReplyDelete1. Story says the pipe bombs were homemade. Are there factory-made pipe bombs? 2. How many salmon were available after the bombs were denoted? The "writers" must be trying out in advance for the US in 'Idiocracy."
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