A dogfish would have been even funnier than the walleye, given recent threads! Though the queer eye comment was gold.
Come on now BF, that’s not the real use. Though I can see why as JC’s boat partner you are trying to devert attention away from the vasoline. 
Post heading even farther south. Can someone please attach the theme from deliverance as a wavefile????? 
DOGGIES! Its what’s for dinner!
Now thats more like it D-Nort. LMFAO 
Oops! Did I start something here?
Sorry JC. 
Sorry JC. That is a beautiful bass!
The door was left wide open though. How could one resist. And that will probably be the only doggie-apron that you’ll ever see in your life!
– d-nort
Jeremy…….. I have a weakness for humor so before I succomb to it’s temptation, I’d like to first state my admiration for putting such fantastic bite together! A consistant large catch is the most challenging feat presented to any angler’s preferred specie. A definite 
or salute is in definite order and I give you my greatest respect! ……….. up until the humor takes over, that is!
It’s not the fish that gets my chuckles this time, it’s the chefs hat! A little South Park there? How ’bout a little “love” song about your favorite fish JC? Barry White style! 
The top weight that day of the MN Team Supreme Tournament was just over 25 lbs for 6 fish with the largest fish just over 5 lbs.
My Berkley put us at 27+ for 6 fish (don’t know what the bag weight added in would have done) and our large fish is what JC is holding in the picture.
It was a tough deal to have the water declared off limits with the notification occurring right after I drew boat #6 hahaha but… that’s fishing. We had fish going in other areas but both of us were um… ticked… so we dropped from the tournament and fished during the tournament hours as if we were fishing the tournament itself. We followed our prefish plan. We figured our #1 and #2 spots would be untouched by other anglers particularly with the boat draw we had. We had all but largest fish pictured by 8:30 a.m. That big fish caused us to release a 4.0 lbs largemouth.
It was truly one of those days to remember. They don’t happen nearly often enough. The look on JC’s face… well… it went like this. JC sets the hook “Got another good one” Curt turns, reverses the trolling motor “need help?” Curt reaches for the net. JC “No… doesn’t feel that big” Curt see the fish flash deep “Not that BIG… bejeebus How BIG is BIG to you?” JC’s rod bends as the fish torques “um…. maybe I do need that net” Curt laughs grabs the net.. fish dogs down… fish dogs down… JC “Ya Baby!” Curt nets the fish. JC looks up… grins “Its a pig… get the net” We both laugh.
It was a great day and a great ending to what could have been a miserable memory.
In defense of Team Supreme, the ‘former’ tournament directors were evidently notified by the DNR on Thursday before the tournaments Saturday and Sunday. Several anglers were notified but they missed my cell phone number. It was a heart breaker to find out 10 mins before blast off that a certain section had been declared off limits by the DNR. My experience with Team Supreme Tournaments has been absolutely outstanding. This particular happening was a fluke… an aggrivating fluke… but a fluke none the less.
Curt
Oh yea I forgot to add. The pictures taken were of fish on clips not a stringer (my poor aching fingers) and all were released after we significantly areated and recirculated the water with Catch n Release. We released the fish individually making sure each were in good shape before sending them off.
You’ll also note how similar my boat looks to JCs hehehe. It was fun to have a limit that could compare to those that have graced the bow of his Triton as well.
To BB Bane:
Heya bud! I hope we have a chance to fish sometime together. I’ll have to make a trip to Wisconsin for a cup of coffee and conversation… a few fish ta boot is always a bonus hahaha!
Curt
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