Fishing Honeymoon?

[cra97]

Had to comment on this one after reading a few posts . . .

I'm a woman who loves to fish. My husband and I got MARRIED on a fishing trip . . . on a boat, on Dale Hollow Lake, with 15 of our closest friends and family along in their boats. It was my idea even. We take 2-3 vacations each year and they are all fishing trips. I wouldn't have it any other way and am happiest on a lake fishing with my life partner.

Point I'm making is this . . . some of us actually DO mean it.

Best of luck and have a fantastic honeymoon!

See there's one of the other 1 in 100,000,000, so the odds are getting slim for the rest of us dreaming of a woman with these qualities .

Rob

[billm_usa1]

One of life's little lessons

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[smljaw]

I know the place for you!!! I can't beleive this crossed my mind the first time around. Take her to Snug Hollow Bed & Breakfast in Irvine, KY. Check it out at www.snughollow.com.

This place is really cool. My wife and I stayed here last May for 2 nights. It's very remote and romantic. They have a fishing pond too. A 3 night stay is perfect!

[smuckey41]

See there's one of the other 1 in 100,000,000, so the odds are getting slim for the rest of us dreaming of a woman with these qualities .

Rob

i found one who has never fished before but she is really interested in learning to fish. she even set with me and helped clean and oil and reline my poles. and liked it. i think their is alot of women out their who would love to fish but never have ben itraduced to it. alot of guys dont even bother to take their partners. now dont get me wrong they are alot who could care less but if they give any hint at all about being interested in it take and teach them. 9 times out of 10 they will love it. if more guys would take their doughters when they are little and make it fun their would be more women who like to fish and that when they get older.