Best podcast ever. I want to thank you both for putting in the time to memorialize these great legends! I know that you know this but I think it’s important to say that everyone knows how great you and Nicky are at what you do on the water as well. You talk about how fishing is about a lot of little idiosyncrasies that add up to success. We never stop learning. Thanks again!
I love this podcast, but why didn't you ask this outstanding person with a beautifully kind way about him, about his first wife and two children, whom he abandoned when they were four years old? He left them in the middle of the night and has made no attempt to get to know them, including going to his son's second liver transplant, even though the surgery was at a hospital within an hour's drive. He nearly died on the operating table, but Tim couldn't even return his ex-wife's calls or messages. He also has a soon to be four-year old grand daughter who would love to meet him, but he'd probably abandon her too once she turned four anyway. At least he'd do it with a beautifully kind way about him, amirite? For one of the greatest anglers of all time, he is surely one of the worst fathers of all time. But I have to say, in some ways I appreciate the example he gave me of what not to do when raising his grand daughter. So thank you Tim, for giving me a road map of how to not be a bad dad. I feel sorry you'll never get to meet your beautiful grand daughter, but even more sorry for you as a man, since you clearly don't care. However, I promise to raise her into an outstanding person, and I'll do it with a beautifully kind way about me.
Love These podcasts. It embraces the grind and the subtle elements we love about fishing
I've heard so much about Tim Mahaffey. Now I know why. Great job once again guys.
Another great episode in the books.
Best podcast ever. I want to thank you both for putting in the time to memorialize these great legends!
I know that you know this but I think it’s important to say that everyone knows how great you and Nicky are at what you do on the water as well.
You talk about how fishing is about a lot of little idiosyncrasies that add up to success. We never stop learning.
Thanks again!
I also started with monic in 99 for Homosassa tarpon as well as my permit record 😁bones and reds also🤪Homosassa reds are a must for clear line😎🇺🇸
Quote of the century "The last thing you want to do is spend a week poling a boat for somebody who can't fucking throw the fly".
Loving the podcast, have to say I'm a little surprised to see you guys always drinking plastic water bottles.
Hey karen, no one asked what you think. If the bottle goes into the recycle bin why would you care?
I love this podcast, but why didn't you ask this outstanding person with a beautifully kind way about him, about his first wife and two children, whom he abandoned when they were four years old? He left them in the middle of the night and has made no attempt to get to know them, including going to his son's second liver transplant, even though the surgery was at a hospital within an hour's drive. He nearly died on the operating table, but Tim couldn't even return his ex-wife's calls or messages.
He also has a soon to be four-year old grand daughter who would love to meet him, but he'd probably abandon her too once she turned four anyway. At least he'd do it with a beautifully kind way about him, amirite?
For one of the greatest anglers of all time, he is surely one of the worst fathers of all time. But I have to say, in some ways I appreciate the example he gave me of what not to do when raising his grand daughter. So thank you Tim, for giving me a road map of how to not be a bad dad. I feel sorry you'll never get to meet your beautiful grand daughter, but even more sorry for you as a man, since you clearly don't care. However, I promise to raise her into an outstanding person, and I'll do it with a beautifully kind way about me.