My Castaic Police Olympics Story

Big Ed · Post by **Big Ed** » Fri Jun 19, 2009 1:31 pm

Awesome read Ron;

Congatulations for a well deserved battle and Thank You for your service to our community!

Wow, What a spot that kept you going for three days! I sure wish i knew where that was!

Happy Fathers Day; Big Ed!

DL · Post by DL » Fri Jun 19, 2009 2:21 pm

Big Ed wrote:Awesome read Ron;

Congatulations for a well deserved battle and Thank You for your service to our community!

Wow, What a spot that kept you going for three days! I sure wish i knew where that was!

Happy Fathers Day; Big Ed!

$50 and i'll tell ya Ed

Thanks for the read Ron, fishing by the seat of your pants sometimes works out in the long run...good job. If I could only fish by the seat of my pants and not like my hair is on fire, I might have better results!!!

Yoz · Post by **Yoz** » Fri Jun 19, 2009 9:58 pm

Great read Ron. Reading stories like yours gives us new anglers hope. You did a great job and "Thank you" for your service to all of those who competed.

Yoz

MsMiranda · Post by **MsMiranda** » Thu Jun 25, 2009 8:34 am

I also want to publicly thank Ron. I normally surf fish and fish from my kayak in the bays and kelp. Ron taught me just about everything I know about bass fishing. I just don't fish for fresh water bass to often. Now those spotted bay bass, sand bass, and Calicos are a different story.

I never thought I would win a gold medal. I never even dreamed about it. We have fished in three previous police-fire games and have not done that well.

When Ron called me, I of course wanted to help. I didn't much care about the individual gold, but I wanted to help Ron, if I could, win the gold. Luckily, this blind squirrel found a good nut.

Thanks again Ron for asking,

Matt