Well, gang, here we are enroute right now for Group One's second day on the Mo under the wonderful driving guidance of Beach Transportation's Commander Cliff--"The Italian Stallion". Sitting behind me glowing in his yesterday-earned Yellow Hat is Denver's own Armistead
Browning basking in the aura of the photo of his award-winning 21 1/2" Mo-bow. We are listening to my favorite John Denver DVD as we traverse the Continental Divide, soaking in the glories of the Montana flora and fauna along the way---what a( nother) great day it is!!
Yesterday saw tough fishing on The Mo--a blue bird sunny day is no fisherman's friend in these here parts, but today's forecast bodes for overcast skies with a 40% chance of afternoon thunder showers--great news on this end for our 12(count'em!) boats that we will again launch today!!
"Mo-Bow" Browning hopes add to his bounty with fishing partner "No-Bow" Fellow Denverite Tom Rodeno, as do the other four Ones who registered on the Twenty Inch board--John"SOS" Reimann, Nicholas "TheTsar" Shepard, Chris "The Rod" Barger, and rookie Mick "The Stick" Stefan...way to go guys!!
And the gals aboard are not to be denied as well, for all four yesterday landed gorgeous Mo bows and look forward to mo today!! Witness daughter Trina "Boots" Clausen who landed a combination of over fifteen bows and Rocky Mountain whitefish (huge ones!!) during Da Ones' first Mo Day on Father's Day..way to go babe!!
Mo to follow from Da Mo, folks--ah, the stunning beauty of it all, all!!
Best to you all from aboard Da Extravaganza Motor Coach as, right this minute, we traverse the Continental Divide for the third time!
Rock Creek Ron
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