Your passion for fishing is truly admirable! It's clear that you have a deep connection to nature and a genuine love for the outdoors. Keep enjoying those serene moments on the water, and may each catch bring you joy and fulfillment.
What an awesome Video of Indian Harbour Lake at the 1st of this Video. You even captured my Home at the beginning of this and lots of familiar places. Beautiful captures on this Video,,
New Subscriber here from Newfoundland , love all outdoor and hunting, fishing, hiking , camping anything outdoors videos so when this one showed up in my recommended list didn't take me long to start viewing and subscribing
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Indian harbour lake. Did a lot of work to Blair’s. Also built that dock. The fishing is tough in that lake. Down at the beach there that’s the old break water. Used to be able to drive a truck out there 20 years ago. Storms done a number.
How can I reconcile my desire to identify as a fish with my career in customer service, considering the potential negative impact on my professional image? As someone experienced in the ways of the sea, what guidance can you offer?
Yeah we’ve noticed a majority of trout in Nova Scotia so far have this parasite. Out here we call it the “black spot parasite” safe to eat though if you were wondering 👍
Dear Kyle, I'm writing to express my concern over your decision to prevent someone from expressing their love on your page. By censoring this heartfelt sentiment, you're inadvertently adopting a stance reminiscent of historical tyrants like Hitler. Much like Hitler suppressed expressions of affection that didn't align with his ideology, your action stifles the freedom of expression and denies others the opportunity to share their genuine feelings. It's crucial to remember that love knows no bounds and should be celebrated, not censored. Allowing people to express their emotions freely fosters empathy and understanding, enriching both your page and the community around it. I urge you to reconsider your approach and embrace a more open and inclusive environment that welcomes love and positivity in all its forms. Sincerely, Pablo Escobar
Fish are sentient beings capable of feeling pain and suffering. Fishing methods such as angling, and netting can cause significant distress, injury, and even death to fish. The prolonged struggle and injuries inflicted during capture can lead to immense suffering. You should all be ashamed of yourselves.
Your passion for fishing is truly admirable! It's clear that you have a deep connection to nature and a genuine love for the outdoors. Keep enjoying those serene moments on the water, and may each catch bring you joy and fulfillment.
That was awesome guys, really enjoyed watching that one. Looked like a fun trip and love the music choices. Nice color on the trout as well.
Thanks Jason! We had a lot of fun making it and getting out into new locations!
Truck has an awesome interior.Cheers PT Maitland
What an awesome Video of Indian Harbour Lake at the 1st of this Video. You even captured my Home at the beginning of this and lots of familiar places. Beautiful captures on this Video,,
Glad you enjoyed! Thanks for watching
New Subscriber here from Newfoundland , love all outdoor and hunting, fishing, hiking , camping anything outdoors videos so when this one showed up in my recommended list didn't take me long to start viewing and subscribing
A warm welcome aboard to you and Mr. Tucker! We’re Happy to have you both, thanks for checking us out and subscribing! We Hope you enjoy our channel and our content.
I haven’t been to Sherbrooke in years. I definitely have to get back there 🎣
It’s a quaint little town, fishing was little iffy. Probably just the time we went out, But beautiful none the less.
Indian harbour lake. Did a lot of work to Blair’s. Also built that dock. The fishing is tough in that lake. Down at the beach there that’s the old break water. Used to be able to drive a truck out there 20 years ago. Storms done a number.
Your beard adds such a distinguished and rugged charm to your look. It really suits you!
I like fish
How can I reconcile my desire to identify as a fish with my career in customer service, considering the potential negative impact on my professional image? As someone experienced in the ways of the sea, what guidance can you offer?
I empathize with your situation Paola, I hope you get the answers you seek. Best of luck in your journey. ❤
Man, I’ve never seen Pepper Spot disease in trout.
Yeah we’ve noticed a majority of trout in Nova Scotia so far have this parasite. Out here we call it the “black spot parasite” safe to eat though if you were wondering 👍
Dear Kyle,
I'm writing to express my concern over your decision to prevent someone from expressing their love on your page. By censoring this heartfelt sentiment, you're inadvertently adopting a stance reminiscent of historical tyrants like Hitler. Much like Hitler suppressed expressions of affection that didn't align with his ideology, your action stifles the freedom of expression and denies others the opportunity to share their genuine feelings.
It's crucial to remember that love knows no bounds and should be celebrated, not censored. Allowing people to express their emotions freely fosters empathy and understanding, enriching both your page and the community around it.
I urge you to reconsider your approach and embrace a more open and inclusive environment that welcomes love and positivity in all its forms.
Sincerely,
Pablo Escobar
Fish are sentient beings capable of feeling pain and suffering. Fishing methods such as angling, and netting can cause significant distress, injury, and even death to fish. The prolonged struggle and injuries inflicted during capture can lead to immense suffering. You should all be ashamed of yourselves.