The Original O'l Farts Club.

[BrassNwood]

Howdy neighbor....let's go fishing!

The only thing that holds us in southern California is our prop 13 property tax shelter. Our tax bill is in the hundreds while the people next door is in the thousands. Anything bought before about 1976 qualifies.

I've got friends who moved out Wyoming way and she's house hunting for us.

 

[Putembk]

Don't ask me - I'll lose all ya flys - in a tree -

No problem...I have more. Today I mostly tie dry flies... always watch your back cast....ha ha!

 

[Boo]

my electric costs are .014/kw and my elevation is 34 meters...

 

[Gypsy Nirvana]

No problem...I have more. Today I mostly tie dry flies... always watch your back cast....ha ha!

Dry or wet - I guarantee - that if you put them on a line for me - they will more than likely - end up in a tree

 

[Putembk]

my electric costs are .014/kw and my elevation is 34 meters...

Some here say the are paying much more.....
Rip off!

 

[Putembk]

Dry or wet - I guarantee - that if you put them on a line for me - they will more than likely - end up in a tree

Simple..... don't fish near a tree....or learn how to roll cast...

 

[Putembk]

Off to dinner. Fish tonight.

 

[oldmaninbc]

Ahh - Crown Land - would that be belonging to King Charles's Crown Estate? - someone told me that 80+% of Canadian land was owned by the British royal families Crown Estates - Hmmm -

Yes, we are part of the Commonwealth.

In Canada, land ownership is not directly controlled by the British monarch. Instead, it’s governed by Canadian law. The British North America Act (BNA Act) of 1867, which serves as Canada’s written constitution, outlines the country’s governance. While the king or queen of the United Kingdom is recognized as the king or queen “of Canada,” they do not have the authority to confiscate land in Canada12. Land ownership in Canada is subject to the Crown, a concept that has been in place since Britain acquired much of Eastern Canada from France in 17633. So, the short answer is no—the king of England cannot take Canadian land directly.

 

[OleReynard]

You give me a pattern and I can tie it.

The bluegill love those things jump.out of the water for them

 

[OleReynard]

Careful my friend, I am looking for a pot smoking fly fishing partner.

Where do i send a resume?

 

[OleReynard]

Off to dinner. Fish tonight.

You're gonna blow my image of ya if ya kept any of them fish ya caught

 

[Gypsy Nirvana]

Yes, we are part of the Commonwealth.

In Canada, land ownership is not directly controlled by the British monarch. Instead, it’s governed by Canadian law. The British North America Act (BNA Act) of 1867, which serves as Canada’s written constitution, outlines the country’s governance. While the king or queen of the United Kingdom is recognized as the king or queen “of Canada,” they do not have the authority to confiscate land in Canada12. Land ownership in Canada is subject to the Crown, a concept that has been in place since Britain acquired much of Eastern Canada from France in 17633. So, the short answer is no—the king of England cannot take Canadian land directly.

Yes - but don't the royal family earn from it - as its part of the Crown Estates ? -

 

[oldmaninbc]

Where do i send a resume?

Applications for Putembk Fly Fishing Club can be mailed to the club.

All financial remittance can be deposited directly in Putes bank account.

 

[oldmaninbc]

Yes - but don't the royal family earn from it - as its part of the Crown Estates ? -

Contrary to public rumors, Canadians do not pay money to Britain or the Royal Family. Funds provided by Canada go towards the offices of the Governor General and Lieutenant Governor, rather than routine expenses of the Queen1. The British government supports the monarch and some of his family financially through the Sovereign Grant, which covers the costs of the sovereign’s official expenditures2. The Sovereign Grant is funded by profits from the Crown Estate, a property business owned by the monarch but run independently. These profits are used as a benchmark to calculate the funding given by the government to the Royal Family3. It’s important to note that Canadians do not directly contribute to the personal income or support of the royal family members outside of Canada. Instead, the Sovereign Grant primarily covers expenses related to official duties, property upkeep, and staff costs4.

 

[oldmaninbc]

Off to dinner. Fish tonight.

That's funny we are having fish tonight as well.

 

[oldmaninbc]

I hope you found your answer, I don't believe we have the financial obligations we did prior to 1982

Yes - but don't the royal family earn from it - as its part of the Crown Estates ? -

Canada still spends millions towards The House of Windsor in 2023 $58.7 million dollars.
Royal's visits costs are paid by the Canadian citizens.

When Prince Harry & family lived in Canada after his spat with family. Canadians got riled over paying for security.

 

[jokerman]

Howdy neighbor....let's go fishing!

Someone told me Pute cheats
I didnt believe that for one minute FFS!

 

[jokerman]

No problem...I have more. Today I mostly tie dry flies... always watch your back cast....ha ha!

My right ear would have to agree

 

[jokerman]

That's funny we are having fish tonight as well.

A lot of folks on the group have ESPN.
Kinda spooky

 

[oldmaninbc]

Someone told me Pute cheats
I didnt believe that for one minute FFS!

There you are... stirring up trouble again. I like it.
When Pute holds his catch out as far as arms can reach, there is a reason for that.

hello jokerman