Friday Tunes

November 6, 2020 daryl bauer

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You all know I like to keep my Friday blog posts on the light side. Although I have not done it recently, from time to time I like to share a hunting or fishing tune.

I know this one is not new, but hey, I am old and sometimes it takes me a while to catch up. I kind of like it! Tells a story, captures what we love about fishing! And, I like the banjo!

However, let me say this. . . . When I am on the water, it is time to shut up and fish. You know when it is calm and you can hear someone’s music clear across the lake? Even if they have good taste, I hate that. I am there because of the quiet!

Have a great weekend. Hope you catch, and release, “ole Jim”!

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