You know, maybe I'm being too hard on the guy. The dog thing is definitely out of line, but im sure some day he'll run into someone that will deal with that for sure. I dont know too many people that like dogs running around while they are fishing.

Most of the complaints this guy has are usualy legitimate. I mean he doesnt just yell at someone for standing the wrong way. The problem I have and have had, is instead of being polite about it he's a total a-hole. I respond well to people that tell me Im being dumb as long as they are doing it in a polite way. But when someone just starts verbaly bashing you I respond in quite the opposite way.

I enjoy the guy sometimes because he can make a difference when some other buttholes crowd into the hole and start casting over everyones line or throwing trash on the ground, but Ive also seen him ***** at one of my friends for something he had done on accident. This guy has never really bothered me in the past because his aggresion has never been aimed at me, but this last weekend I finaly got my turn. The part that irritated me was "and im glad we left when we did" he found a bunch of gear left on the ground "the gear was obviously rigged for snagging fish! Huge line, Huge leg, huge hook" The guy asked me, and not in a nice way I might add, " Did your friend leave this sh!t here?" I answered with a smart assed tone to him and it pissed him off. He asked the question like he already knew the answer was yes without even knowing the person I was fishing with or what kind of guy he was. I left right after so there wouldnt be an accidental drowning one way or the other him or me. I'll more than likely be going back to this fishing hole cause usualy it produces nice fish and will probably run into this guy again. I just hope that if he's there when I invite someone along again, they dont have to deal with this guys crap as well.

As for the dog. If that dog ever nips at me or bites me, I will be making a trip right to the animal control center. I hate to punish his dog because he's to arrogant to make good decisions.