I suppose nothing says you had a good night fishing better than leaving your trash behind for the wind and river to carry off.
One of my favorite spots at one of my favorite times of day.
I don't know if this is serves a purpose or if it's just something that happens to be in the water.
I once knew a pipefitter, now deceased, whose fantasy was for a brewery to be built within commuting distance of his house. That would provide years of good work, he said. I thought about him when I saw this old Ashland Inc. barge, now owned by Marathon Petroleum, of course, at the Robert C. Byrd Locks and Dam. And I also recalled the day Ashland folks put local reporters like me on a corporate jet to fly us down to Jeffersonville, Ind., where Ashland announced it had signed a contract with Jeffboat to build a bunch of double-hulled barges to transport petroleum products.
Off-topic: This month I learned why so many people in the Huntington WV area praise the grape pineapple ice cream at Austin's Home-Made Ice Cream in Ceredo WV.
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That thing in the river appears to be a homemade fish trap maybe part of one not legal.Some folks use them to trap large catfish for ponds I found part of one once,most of them are made in two parts and come apart in the middle. One end has a hole in it for the fish to enter.
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