J Francho Is Famous!!

[Subaqua Adinterim]

I met John that day when they were wrapping up and getting ready to go.  Good to meet up with him in person, super nice guy.  

 

As I told John as he was leaving - these guys don't know it but you're the famous one around here. I guess his fame is expanding now

[Kevinator1]

9 hours ago, Glenn said:

Ummm... you know they're members here, right?

Yeah i know...just having some fun with it. Nothing negative at all.

[J Francho]

2 hours ago, RichPenNY said:

I met John that day when they were wrapping up and getting ready to go.  Good to meet up with him in person, super nice guy.  He definitely didn't take it easy on the ANGLR guys as this is a tough little lake that you have to work at to catch fish.

 

As I told John as he was leaving - these guys don't know it but you're the famous one around here. I guess his fame is expanding now

I don’t need fame. It was nice to meet you, and chat. Ultimately, that’s payoff - meeting members like you. 

 

Funny, I met another member in the morning. He’d been out all night. 

[Paul Roberts]

John's always been famous!

 

Fun to see him in his preferred natural environment. Fun fishing with you J!

[WRB]

Enjoyed hearing, seeing John enjoying his day on the water, great smile John.

Tom

[OCdockskipper]

10 hours ago, RichPenNY said:

I saw John that day when they were wrapping up and getting ready to go... super nice guy...

These are the words of either J Francho's dad or a future stalker...?

[Bigbruce]

I was stationed at Fort Drum in upstate New York and man it is cold up there. I would of been more impressed if you guys would have done it in January.?

[thinkingredneck]

Good video.  The only criticism was there were no Alligators. 

[roadwarrior]

 

[Boomstick]

I like when they asked why do you fish. As a software engineer myself, I could have given the same answer.

[12poundbass]

@J Francho rockin' the death star shirt! 

[Troy85]

22 hours ago, Boomstick said:

I like when they asked why do you fish. As a software engineer myself, I could have given the same answer.

As a network administrator I can totally relate.  Stuck behind the desk all day.  Worse part is, when I ask my co-workers/vendors what they did over the weekend, its usually like "oh, I built a mock network at home using old routers and servers that I've been collecting"...and I'm like, yeah.....my weekend was nothing like that, hahaha.

[Boomstick]

10 hours ago, Troy1985s said:

As a network administrator I can totally relate.  Stuck behind the desk all day.  Worse part is, when I ask my co-workers/vendors what they did over the weekend, its usually like "oh, I built a mock network at home using old routers and servers that I've been collecting"...and I'm like, yeah.....my weekend was nothing like that, hahaha.

That used to be me... or "got my Warlock officially geared as the #1 lock on the server" or whatever. It's much more fun being outside.