dblosch
Full Member
I posted this on another forum, so if you're on ExPo too, give me a shout! This is posted in the "Southeast Region" over there.
These pictures are a few days late, but my fiance and I spent last weekend at Cooper Creek Campground in GA. I picked up fly fishing earlier this year, and since a lot of the seasonal creeks close for fishing at the end of October, I figured it was go now or wait till next year to try some small water. We live only a few blocks from the Chattahoochee River, So I mainly fish the 'Hooch. Didn't catch anything but leaves, but we still had a good time.
Got some fishing in on Friday and Saturday morning, but once Mary and the puppy got to camp Saturday afternoon, the fly rod basically lived here. It was my first time using my new wading boots, too. I just wet-waded all summer. Waders and good boots change everything!
We've got a pretty sweet kitchen setup with the camp chef oven, but I really like dutch oven cooking too. We took the opportunity to get some practice in. blackberry cobbler, some Grands cinnamon rolls, and a sausage and egg scramble Sunday morning for burritos.
Spot and George had a good time sniffing around. George is only 4 months old, so he's got to be on a leash or he'll run off. Spot learned long ago that he gets the best treats from his dad- so he's got no reason to leave!
The Av performed flawlessly, yet again. I stopped on the way up there and bought a new Die Hard Platinum deep cycle battery at Sears, to better run our 12volt fridge in the truck. The SteelSlide proved it's worth, too. It seemed whatever piece of gear I needed was always shoved way in the back of the bed.
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Dan
These pictures are a few days late, but my fiance and I spent last weekend at Cooper Creek Campground in GA. I picked up fly fishing earlier this year, and since a lot of the seasonal creeks close for fishing at the end of October, I figured it was go now or wait till next year to try some small water. We live only a few blocks from the Chattahoochee River, So I mainly fish the 'Hooch. Didn't catch anything but leaves, but we still had a good time.
Got some fishing in on Friday and Saturday morning, but once Mary and the puppy got to camp Saturday afternoon, the fly rod basically lived here. It was my first time using my new wading boots, too. I just wet-waded all summer. Waders and good boots change everything!
We've got a pretty sweet kitchen setup with the camp chef oven, but I really like dutch oven cooking too. We took the opportunity to get some practice in. blackberry cobbler, some Grands cinnamon rolls, and a sausage and egg scramble Sunday morning for burritos.
Spot and George had a good time sniffing around. George is only 4 months old, so he's got to be on a leash or he'll run off. Spot learned long ago that he gets the best treats from his dad- so he's got no reason to leave!
The Av performed flawlessly, yet again. I stopped on the way up there and bought a new Die Hard Platinum deep cycle battery at Sears, to better run our 12volt fridge in the truck. The SteelSlide proved it's worth, too. It seemed whatever piece of gear I needed was always shoved way in the back of the bed.
![Wave :wave: :wave:](https://www.chevyavalanchefanclub.com/cafcna/smilies/wavey.gif)
Dan