My lost and found day

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Case XX 6383
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My lost and found day

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Lost this boker 10 days ago while fishing over at my dads rock quarry. Went back today and found it
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And you caught a fish! Good work.

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Glad you found it!
I believe I have same Treebrand congress, it's an easy knife to carry. Mine gets some pocket time every couple of weeks.
Did you catch enough bass for supper?
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treefarmer wrote: Sun Apr 16, 2023 9:34 pm Glad you found it!
I believe I have same Treebrand congress, it's an easy knife to carry. Mine gets some pocket time every couple of weeks.
Did you catch enough bass for supper?
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She cleaned up
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Nice bass, that size makes for tasty filets.

Good job cleaning up the knife!

I have a Shapleigh fishing knife that I discovered had rusted up badly while stored in my wooden machinists chest.

I will post a thread over in the Schrade channel as I think that is who made the knife.
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mqqn wrote: Sun Apr 16, 2023 10:19 pm Nice bass, that size makes for tasty filets.

Good job cleaning up the knife!

I have a Shapleigh fishing knife that I discovered had rusted up badly while stored in my wooden machinists chest.

I will post a thread over in the Schrade channel as I think that is who made the knife.

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South central Tn like Washington county? Like shortys?
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Congratulations! I am so glad that you found yours. That knife looks like a one should - like a user.
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Bokers are hard to beat for a edc. Glad you found it before the rust got too bad!
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Glad you found it, and a delicious fish. ::nod::
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After cleaning a Rainbow trout, I left a Case XX 6383 on a rock in the Tellico River about 1976. I always hoped that someone found it before the river got up and washed it away.
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It is nice that you have a knife that you often use. It is even better that
you found it after a loss!

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Nice "re-find" and cleanup on that one!
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Finding a long-lost knife (that cleaned up quite nicely) and catching a good quantity of fish...that's a successful day! ::tu::
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Case XX 6383 wrote: Sun Apr 16, 2023 9:50 pm She cleaned up
::hmm:: So the patina looks great! I love a nice finish like that on my carbon steel blades ::tu:: ... ::hmm:: ..And to think I am spending a bunch of time mixing up mustard and vinegar solutions into a paste to apply on the blades to get a sweet patina like that and all I had to do was go fishing... ::paranoid:: ... ::skeptic:: What was I thinking? ::skeptic:: ... ::facepalm::
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