Oman Fishing 2022
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Ahhh, a world without people. That sounds perfect!
Great shots and thanks for sharing G.
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I couldn't figure out why those abandoned homes looked odd to me. It was the lack of graffiti, used needles, and trash we see here in the US.
Massive waves, remote island, even with incredible views, no squatters
I'd give anything to be on those islands. almost reminds me of my days in the army with a coastal hook exercise. land on the beach, assault primary target..
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I have not been on the forum for about 10 days, this has been an interesting read, to put it mildly.
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Sorry, all went a little quiet. Who said bad things come in three's or as @goosehd surmised, perhaps I am the unluckiest guy around.
Anyway, on Wednesday evening after a good days fishing, we got back to the lodge and started cleaning our tackle. I popped inside to have a quick shower and change, came back ou=tside barefoot and did not notice that Szymon had been sluicing down the tackle on the marble steps. I slipped and fell quite dramatically, hitting my brow on the edge of the steps. Lucking Cyril is an ex-firefighter, knows what to do with cuts and stuff like that, and carries a really good first aid kit with him. He patched me up and we walked to the doctors surgery which, as luck would have it, was only 100 yards away. When I showed the nurse my wound (which I had not seen) her exclamation of "oh my God" did nothing to make me feel better
The doctor arrived and 7 stitches later and a load of paperwork, I was out of there. I did not fish the following day (not wanting to get the dressing wet with salt water), nor did I tell Paula until I was 3 minutes from home last night, as she had got pretty upset about the damage I had done to myself in the whale incident, so I did not want to wreck her week further.
A pictorial history:
I did go fishing on Friday and we had a brilliant day, lots of different species and my largest GT of the week (I'm guessing about 18kg). If the other buggers ever send me photos, I will post
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That is going to be a tough looking scar. Pretty extreme holiday. I'd be a bit shaken up, but on the plus side you've got lots of good stories out of it. Thanks for sharing all the ups and downs, fun to see it all.
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I did not fish the following day (not wanting to get the dressing wet with salt water), nor did I tell Paula until I was 3 minutes from home last night, as she had got pretty upset about the damage I had done to myself in the whale incident, so I did not want to wreck her week further.
I have to admit, I was pretty shocked last night when G got home.
But his decision not to tell me was a good one, I had a thoroughly enjoyable weekend with family without the worry of my husband's (further) damage. What can I say? Life is never dull… ::)
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glad it wasn't any worse G!
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now that was a real hardcore fishing adventure
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I’m glad you’re ok, and I didn’t mean to jinx you. I made that comment tongue in cheek, however there may be something to superstition (not that I have ever put any faith in it), but…
Well one good thing, nobody can top your stories except maybe Alex T. You guys would keep a bar entertained for days and never pay for a drink (especially $70 for corona’s). That may be the biggest upset of the trip.
