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Varsity Soccer - Foothill 9, Amador 0 - Is that Sportsmanship?
Original post made by SportsFan, Amberwood/Wood Meadows, on Jan 22, 2009
From the moment our kids learn to play soccer in Pleasanton they are taught that needless piling on like this is extremely poor sportsmanship. When you get 3 or 4 goals ahead, you just pass the ball around - no need for more scoring to embarrass the other team. Sounds like the Foothill coach missed that session of the Positive Coaching Alliance. Was this really necessary, Coach?
In contrast, Amador Varsity Boys Soccer played Foothill on Tuesday. With Amador leading 2-0 and with 20 min to go in the game, The AV Coach emptied his bench, including putting the backup goalie out in the field. The entire back line came out as a unit, likely costing the shutout. Foothill did score with two minutes to go, but the game was all but decided. Contrast that with FH coach's decisions.
I'd be curious to hear the justification for this display, in my opinion, of poor sportsmanship. Foothill's team is obviously outstanding, some say the best girls team this area has ever seen, but on Wednesday nite their fabulous ability was overshadowed by some poor decision making. On this nite they did not represent Pleasanton well.
a resident of Downtown
on Jan 22, 2009 at 10:45 pm
"SportsFan" obviously isn't.
a resident of Oak Hill
on Jan 22, 2009 at 11:27 pm
Ever watch college football? That's how they retain their top ranking - blow out as many teams as possible(USC, Texas, Oklahoma or any top 10 team that had the opportunity). How many top 10 teams did we see blow out their opponent by 40+ points in 2008. Kept their starters in until well into the fourth quarter...
That may not be considered "sportsmanship" to some, but that's life in the top rankings...
a resident of Amberwood/Wood Meadows
on Jan 23, 2009 at 12:12 am
A 9-0 win in soccer is like a 80-0 game in football. I understand the runup to keep your ranking, but enough is enough.
a resident of Heritage Oaks
on Jan 23, 2009 at 7:36 am
Ashley Amos has 6 goals for Foothill, not 5. Amador was ranked 26th in the country. It's not as if Foothill beat up on a week team.
a resident of Country Fair
on Jan 23, 2009 at 7:38 am
SportsFan, I agree with you completely. Rest assured, there are many coaches in this area that would not run up a score like that. I know, because I'm a coach and I wouldn't do it. I know many other coaches who feel the same way I do. I read a story online yesterday about a girls high school basketball team in Texas that ran up a 100-0 score. No excuse.
Jerry, this isn't Big Time college football. By the way, what is it we always tell our kids? ... Just because someone else is doing something doesn't make it right. To coach well is more so much more than winning - leadership, discipline, sportsmanship still count!
a resident of Amberwood/Wood Meadows
on Jan 23, 2009 at 8:13 am
Coach- thank you. I was concerned I was the only one appalled by this. Your take on what constitutes good coaching was spot on - could not have put it better.
a resident of Heritage Oaks
on Jan 23, 2009 at 8:22 am
Give me a break. Go look at the Amador Web Page under the Boys and Girls, Varsity and JV Soccer teams. Over the last 3 years there are countless 5-0, 7-0, and yes, 9-0 Amador victories. Foothill isn't playing for a "National Championship", they're just very good and probably wanted to stay sharp for Monte Vista tonite who has played them close twice and has scored the only goal on Foothill this year. Get over it.
a resident of Castlewood
on Jan 23, 2009 at 9:12 am
The better question here is, how is it, that an Amador team with a fair amount of talent, gets beat 9-0?
No team with any pride and talent would get beat like that, unless they quit on the field, plain and simple. The problems with Amador start at the top with the head coach.
That team has too much going for it to go 0-3-1 over it's last four games. There needs to be a coaching change, but that's not going to happen when the Principal is also the head coach.
The Amador people need to stop their whining and take a look in the mirror. If you do, you're going to see an ugly situation staring you back in the face.
Amador has gone from being in the top 20 in the nation to no better than the sixth best team in their own league.
a resident of Amberwood/Wood Meadows
on Jan 23, 2009 at 9:19 am
say what you want...AV quit, or FH just wanted to keep scoring.
Did FH leave their starters in the game way beyond the point that their lead was insurmountable? Yes is the answer. Only their coach can answer why.
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on Jan 23, 2009 at 9:28 am
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a resident of Foothill Place
on Jan 23, 2009 at 9:49 am
It seems clear to me that Foothill was running up the score, BIG TIME. Perhaps huge margins are par for the course in this sport, which doesn't surprise me, since soccer is now viewed as a year-around sport.
I don't know what the Foothill coach was thinking, but I can certainly guess. #1 ranked in the nation - want to keep that ranking - want to give my girls tremendouse exposure in the college recruiting market (I've been told that at least 10 Foothill players will be playing at Division 1 colleges next year [this is the highest level of competition]) - The coach will get recognition if he/she continues to be successful this season. Perhaps the coach aspires to coach at the college level - many colleges will probably be interested in this coach if the team continues to be successful.
All this said, I think the wiser path would have been to pull the starters with 25% of the time left in the match, in order to give the second team some valuable playing time (it always helps with parent-politics!) and it eliminates the chance of the starters getting injured.
If the Amador Valley team has run up scores like this in the past, then shame on them too. National rankings and willfull pride fuel this sort of behavior.
Note the twisted thinking of the writer that says the head coach at Amador Valley - the principal of the school- needs to be replaced after having a rough patch in the season. This writer's perspective is completely screwed up.
Play with class!
a resident of Heritage Oaks
on Jan 23, 2009 at 10:39 am
Foothill did ease up. Their last goal was scored with 20 minutes left. (22% of the match)
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jan 23, 2009 at 12:17 pm
All of this crying is shameful. You people want to live in some imaginary wonderland where everyone holds hands and sings church songs together. Those girls have spend countless hours training and learning to condition their bodies to compete at a high level...BOTH TEAMS. If one team 'put it on' the other team like that, then the losing team should hold their heads high (the ones who didn't quit during the game) and learn from it. Why should student athletes or a coach be vilified for doing their job. The coach had those girls fully motivated and ready to put on a show for the community. Those girls have to keep their grades up and keep in good standings with their parents and teachers to be able to play. They sacrifice alot to play...and when they play...they want to try their best. So, if ones teams "best" was better than the other teams, then why make villians out of them? I'm proud of them, and the coach for being fully prepared.
After this amazing season is over, and most of the girls get free rides to colleges across the country and they get started on LIFE... ask them if they think they should have "taken it easy" on a RIVAL. This season is what most student athletes dream of... and you guys are ruining it for them with your "fairy tale" world you expect. I'm also curious if they out scored an out of town school, either Dublin or Livermore, would their be so many sour grapes? Or did you guys expect them to play half speed because we are "neighbors?"...
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jan 23, 2009 at 12:43 pm
Realsportsfan - no argument with the girls playing their hardest and getting the most out of their training. They deserve to perform at a high level. But good sportsmanship transcends this. A 9-0 trouncing of any team is not necessary, even against your cross-town rival. Did the coach empty his bench and let his 2nd team get to enjoy the victory also? The box score showed the player with 6 goals getting her last goal in the 67th minute. I guess it was important to get her 2nd hat trick.
a resident of Castlewood
on Jan 23, 2009 at 1:35 pm
Oh, I wasn't refering to a rough patch this season for the Amador coach, but rather say the last few years. It wasn't that long ago Amador was not allowed into postseason play because the coach scheduled too many games. He's made countless mistakes over the course of his tenure as the AV coach and should step away...
a resident of Heritage Oaks
on Jan 23, 2009 at 1:41 pm
I have to agree with realsportsfan. The Amador players are not whining, it's the parents. Also the article on the Amador website notes that most of the goals came off "Set Pieces". Set pieces can be avoided by limiting your fouls and not kicking the ball over your own endline.
a resident of Downtown
on Jan 23, 2009 at 4:26 pm
Yes, this was certainly a blow out. Yes, Foothill ' could ' have put in thier subs earlier. Coach's decision, and he must have had his reasons, of which no one writing these comments knows. Always easy to second guess. One writer suggested Foothill stand down when the lead was ' insurmountable ', in other words, to pass the ball around. Foothill HAS had to do this already this year. Looks real bad. Tell me what is worse, getting beat bad, by the #1 team in the nation, or having that same team take a big early lead, then pass the ball around the field for 75% of the game, like a game of ' keep away ' that big kids do to little kids ? Have you ever witnessed that happening ? ( I have ) Foothill did Amador a favor playing all out and not letting up. Do you know how humiliating that would have been to the Amador Girls if Foothill did that to them ? And Foothill did put their subs in, all played (including the girl who was thrown against the Amador bench). Let's face it, this was a College level team ( most have scholarships locked up) playing a High School level team. What did you think was going to happen ? So don't complain when it does. Just work to get better.
a resident of Kottinger Ranch
on Jan 23, 2009 at 4:36 pm
Amador claims that Foothill did not empty their bench. Foothill did empty their bench and a sophmore midfielder was pushed by an Amador defender into the Amador bench which broke her foot. Sounds like unsportsmanlike conduct to me. Amador fans are just looking for excuses for poor performance.
These are two highly competitive teams and cross town rivals. In this game, the Amador coach failed to adjust and put his team in a defensive mode, which others teams have done effectively to keep the score low. It appears that Amador wanted to be the first team in league to score a goal on Foothill.
The bottom line, these are rivals and foothill wants to keep their national ranking. If things were reversed, do you really think Amador would have done anything differently?
a resident of Amador Estates
on Jan 23, 2009 at 4:45 pm
As usual the Pleasanton parents know best. No matter what your take is on this game, the fact is that if you took both coaches out of the picture and just let the kids play, the score would have been the same. Wake Up!! This is life. Do we not want to prepare our kids for the real world. This Foothill team is just better than Amador. There is always someone out there better than you. I have raised both my kids in this town, both playing high level sports, and I have always told them if they don't like getting beat, then work harder!!!!!!! Don't we have more important things to be talking about.
a resident of Ruby Hill
on Jan 23, 2009 at 4:47 pm
Quite apart from the discussion on (lack of) sportmanship the key thing for all concerned Amador girls soccer fans is to say enough is enough with the coaching. Pleasanton is full of experienced soccer coaches who would be only too pleased to take over varisty, I am sure and, for the avoidance of doubt, the current Amador situation is an embarrassment and anyone who saw the game this week would have looked at the coaching with a mixture of humor and frustration. It is that bad. Shame on you Coupe for letting it go this far.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jan 23, 2009 at 4:52 pm
Now that a few people in a row came to Foothills defense...watch all of the folks complaining earlier just disappear. Where are you at COACH? Even the guy who started his thread will probably run out of reasons to cry about this game.
a resident of Foothill Farms
on Jan 23, 2009 at 4:52 pm
Foothill's "subs" would have done the same thing. Dons can work hard and still get beat! Overall better team, better school, better players!
a resident of Del Prado
on Jan 23, 2009 at 9:33 pm
I laugh at all the postings and am appaulled by all the Amador sour grapes. I am an Amador parent and the score of the game could of been much different have all off you parents on Amador took a stand on your poor coaching.Take a stand and get rid of your lame coach. But that would take effort and make you take a look at your own program instead of blaming Foothill for beating you so badly. You have talent if I don't say 3 National pool players. You have plenty of division 1 players if they see the Varsity team before Junior year let alone, starting line up. Quit your whining about Foothill, stand up for your kids and clean up your own mess of a team. Leave Foothill alone. They seem to be the one team in the league doing things right. As the kids would say. Why Hate?
a resident of Amberwood/Wood Meadows
on Jan 23, 2009 at 10:12 pm
Let's get a parcel tax going to fund the Amador team.
a resident of Country Fair
on Jan 23, 2009 at 11:00 pm
I'm back (busy coaching and breaking down game film). If in fact the Foothill team used their second team at a reasonable point in the match, say, by the 75% mark, then I have no issue with the score.
a resident of Amador Estates
on Jan 24, 2009 at 12:00 am
Dons Throw Their Hats in the Ring, Pepper Newark Memorial 7-0
This is from the Amador web site. I guess if Amador peppers someone else it is OK. If it is Foothill peppering Amador it is unsportsmanlike conduct! Give me a break. I have kids that have played for both schools and both soccer coaches, and the bottom line is that Foothill just wanted it more. Foothill coach emptied his bench and made sure all girls played. When we were Amador parents, I remember games that Amador never put in a sub the entire game, the coach was just after the win. This is High school not pre-school. The kids that play at this level are serious competitors. Foothill could have passed the ball around the whole second half and made Amador chase them for the ball to keep the score down, but how humiliating would that have been. Either way the result is the same. You win some, you lose some it is all about being part of the game. When you lose bad, then that is a sign that you need to work harder to achieve your goal, not whine and degrade the team that beat you.
a resident of Pleasanton Valley
on Jan 24, 2009 at 12:37 am
Amador fans and parents need wake up to the facts. The real problem is the Amador coach (principal) Bill Coupe. Many of the rage players go to Foothill to play soccer because Bill Coupe is the Amador coach. Some of the present players on Foothill's starting sqaud have siblings at Amador. One lives 2 blocks from Amador. There are a few good professional rage coaches that are ready and willing to take over the high school program at Amador. The foothill girls program is far ahead of Amador's. Amador girls and parents deserve a good coach that will work with the local club, not against it like Bill Coupe does, to help develope their daughters soccer skills. All these girls have grown up in the Rage club and learned how to play good soccer, ball control, passing , multipal formations and much more. Amador's present coahing staff is not up to this task. Amador's current team as well as past teams have had plenty of talented players. Their teams are very successful outside the EBAL. If they want to keep up in the EBAL,( one of the strongest leagues in the country) they need to hire a new head coach.
Sad but true. Good luck to all the local kids!!!!
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jan 24, 2009 at 10:14 am
I think that when the kids are very young all the touchy-feely talk is appropriate. You know, the ol' "it doesn't matter if you win or lose", "as long as you had fun...", etc. As the kids get older though, that message loses its appropriateness in my view. In life, do you really not want them to care about achieving or failing? Do you really want the point of life to simply be "have fun"? While I agree that being way ahead in a game is a wonderful opportunity to allow the 2nd string their chance (they need the opportunity to improve too) the rest of the complaints here about the game amaze me. Perhaps when they are 3-12 years old it's "running up the game", as they get older it's called COMPETING!
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jan 24, 2009 at 8:34 pm
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I'm going to have to agree with some of the people who are pretty much saying "get over it." The game wasn't full of 12 year old girls playing soccer but atheletes who are on a varsity team. News flash- most a good portion of who play on varsity high school teams may or will go on to play in college. Do people think that parents go walking around their childs college saying "Poor sportsmanship because the other team blew us out?" No. If these girls or anyone for that matter are playing on a varsity team and preparing them for college life, then there is nothing to worry about. Maybe on a high school varsity team the coach holds their hands when a team gets shut out but college level sports is a whole new ball game. If they can't handle this level of competition they most likely will never be able to handle college level. As for the sports programs at AV, they started going to the crapper right before I graduated in the late 90's. I know many who choose to attend FH instead of AV because their atheletic department had more success.
a resident of Castlewood
on Jan 24, 2009 at 9:33 pm
Coach whoever you are and whoever you "supposedly coach there is no soccer going on right now except highschool or house soccer. So if you are such a great coach and know so much about soccer and coaching I ask you why are you coaching during the winter. Your coaching expertise is lacking a little since no one wants you to coach any high comp teams or high school teams. Do not be jealous because you can't coach a quality team and bash the Foothill coach. The girls and coach did nothing wrong except play and coach with everything they had. Is it Foothills fault when Amador quit after the first goal. Also when the Foothill coach has 7 subs not including the goalie. 2 of them which started or played a majority of the second half and the rest coming in at or around the 60th minute. Obviously you have never competed at a high level or played in a cross town rivalry game or you would understand the level of the game and what it means. Stick to coaching your house team and dream about what it would be like to coach a high school that can compete in the East BAy Athletic league whether it be Foothill, Amador or whoever.
a resident of Oak Hill
on Jan 24, 2009 at 9:42 pm
A No. 1 national ranking is maintained by how well you do against each opponent and something to be proud of by those that attain the honor...
I would hope everyone, even "Coach from Country Fair neighborhood" understands the top teams are ranked by how they fair against each opponent. They are expected to totally dominate the weaker opponent and hold their own against equal opponents. That's life in the Top 10. This isn't "T" Ball at this level and, in my opinion, any coach that would hold a team at at this level below it's peak performance - well...
Now lets suppose the No. 2 team in the nation "blew out" a weak opponent 9 - 0 while Foothill let up when they were ahead, say 4-0, because they didn't want to be accused of lack of "sportsmanship". Where do you think Foothill would be in the next poll. Say what you will, "No. 1 In The Nation" is a tremendous accomplishment/honor none of these young ladies will ever forget and I, speaking for my self, hope they continue to play to their ability. If that includes "blow outs", so be it...
If I were a member of a community that FHS totally dominated, I wouldn't complain. I would say I had the honor to see the top team in the nation play and "They put on quite a show".
a resident of Ruby Hill
on Jan 24, 2009 at 11:36 pm
It's probably time to stop any more commentary on this. I am an Amador soccer fan so let's be clear on this - I was at the game and Foothill were great to watch. Let's also be clear that this is the Foothill (and Rage) team of a generation and they will soon be gone - so enjoy it while you can. Let's also be clear that the Foothill girls' dominance of Amador is nothing compared to Amador boys' dominance of Foothill....I think it is around 7 years since Foothill won!!!! And lastly, Amador won't compete on the girls' side again until Coupe's sickening ego takes a back seat to reason. He is the problem - simple. For those of you who doubt how little he knows about soccer find a coach who you really trust and take him/her along to an Amador varsity game and ask for an objective assessment - they will be shocked!!
Coupe, I hope you are reading all of this - man up and do the right thing
a resident of Foothill High School
on Jan 25, 2009 at 12:53 pm
It's a cross-town rival who beat us last year and messed up our season, of course we wanted revenge. We've worked so hard and have been second best the past 3 years and now our senior year, we're not letting any team stand in our way of what we want. This is ridiculous that all of these people are stressing over this one game. Don't you have anything better to do than thrive on a loss in HIGH SCHOOL sports? It's in the past and we can't change it, but if we could.. we wouldn't!
a resident of Heritage Oaks
on Jan 25, 2009 at 1:21 pm
Foothill boys beat Amador 1-0 in the NCS playoffs in 2003 on a goal by Ryan Gordon so it wouldn't be 7 years since Foothill beat Amador, maybe 5 plus! Incidentally Ken Villegas (Amador) was Ryan's BUSC coach that year.
a resident of Ruby Hill
on Jan 25, 2009 at 10:50 pm
tremktb - so it's 6 years.....sorry to be out by a year. I think in trying to refute my point you simply endorse it. 6 years - now that's dominance!!!!
a resident of Heritage Oaks
on Jan 26, 2009 at 8:49 am
Amador Soccer Fan, Amador certainly has had the better of it since 2003 however the teams did tie on 2/12/2005 (2-2) and on 2/11/2006 (3-3). Not sure what happened in 2004 however your memory seems to be missing a little of what has actually happened.
Go Dons! I hope you do well in NCS!
a resident of San Ramon
on Jan 27, 2009 at 2:10 pm
When the game against Amador comes up Every year in our season we think one thing, Yes another easy game. when we heard foothill beat amador 9-0 the only thing we thought was, haha whats new amador sucks. I dont understand why people are bitching about this stupid game when everyone knew foothill was going to kick Amadors ass. And if you asked me foothill should have won 15-0. The dons need to wake up and stop trying to be on the same level as some of the teams in eball because they will never be as good as them and theres nothing more to it. So amador get over yourself..you wouldn't be crying if it was the other way around. Foothills going to beat you guys next time by 20 just for bitching like a lttle baby!
a resident of Bridle Creek
on Jan 27, 2009 at 2:12 pm
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a resident of Amador Estates
on Jan 27, 2009 at 2:21 pm
Everyone needs to stop and look at the real problem. Foothill did not sub there back line which they should have. yes they have done a awesome job and not letting in any goals so far but they still should have took them out and put in the back ups. Ashlynn, Sophie, and Rachael played the whole game. They could have atleast took out one of them to give us a chance. Yeah i know you guys are trying to not get scored on the whole season, but atleast take out Ashlynn from center back to give us a chance. or Sophie from left back. Just to show you guys cared about us, the other team. Whatever tho. just wait for next time, back line..were coming for you!
a resident of Heritage Oaks
on Jan 27, 2009 at 3:56 pm
"They could have at least taok out one of them to give us a chance. Yeah i know you guys are trying to not get scored on the whole season, but at least take out Ashlynn from center back to give us a chance".
"E", You're kidding right? Why not just play 11 v 3 so you can score?
a resident of California Reflections
on Jan 27, 2009 at 10:44 pm
E I don't now who you are if your a player or parent but to make threats saying your coming for them is adding fuel to the fire. You think that being a rivalry game and senior night the next time you play them isn't enough fire you are adding to it. All you parents and coaches who are bashing this team need to realize your comments do nothing to this team except motivate them and get them fired up even more to prove a point. You are doing nothing by trying to criticize this team. They are hungry and E even if they did take Ashlyn out you guys still wouldn't have scored stop trying to make this team angrier then they already are or why don't you just keep leaving comments and show everyone your ignorance. I want to see you at the next game and show yourself instead of hiding behind a computer. GO FOOTHILL I also feel bad for all that young talent going to Amador maybe you guys should reconsider and wear the falcon colors and play for a team with womens soccer tradition.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jan 29, 2009 at 1:10 am
Thanks to these rediculous complaining parents who want everyone to play nice and share. This is not how the world works. Get a life! In the meantime, thanks for the hilarious entertainment (this thread!)
By the way, "Smell the Coffee" says it all. Time to pick the daisies when one plays the Don's, I suppose.
a resident of Birdland
on Jan 31, 2009 at 8:48 am
It's all about stats. Coaches are looking out for the kids that may be recruited for colleges and scholarships. You don't think it's impressive for a recruiter to see stats of 6 goals in one game, along with goals scored, games played, playing time, or even leading scorer in the league? This is big business folks. It's not about allowing the other team to save face. It happens in every sport. Sometimes it goes Amador's way, sometimes Foothill's.
a resident of Birdland
on Jan 31, 2009 at 9:04 am
p.s. I do wonder how the Foothill subs felt sitting on the sidelines, not getting a chance to play in a blow-out game. They earned their spot on the team, go to every practice and game just like the starters, work every bit as hard and then don't get to play? That's probably a tougher assignment than playing.
a resident of Foothill Knolls
on Mar 12, 2009 at 9:06 am
All that for nothing..they ended up losing in the finals..whats new
a resident of Fairlands Elementary School
on Jul 18, 2009 at 10:15 am
Still - congratulations to all the Foothill girls who worked tirelessly to get where they are! We will be looking for you in the pros!
a resident of Birdland
on Jan 5, 2012 at 7:21 pm
Thats a lie because my son was on THAT Amador boys soccer team and didn't play one minute.......Villegas has his favorites regardless of the score!!!!
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Bob, Thanks for making my day, After spending much of the weekend in the office and coming in early this Monday. A spare moment provided the time to read and you provided a vision that simply made my day. Thanks again
RE:Atlantic Salmon/Nova Scotia
Hear hear! This is without hesitation a timeless entry into the journal of flyfishing memoirs. I am still sitting here with the same feeling in my soul that I get when I have released a magnificent fish myself.
Bob - with your permission I would like to re-format this into an article in Chronicles, for all to read as long as you allow us to show case it.
In any case, thanks for that walk in your part of paradise, and I now look forward to the day I join you more than ever before.
RE:Atlantic Salmon/Nova Scotia
Nice to see you here, Bob 8^)
Great to see you posted "walk with me", but if you ask me that walk deserves to be in a much more prominent place on this site.
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Greetings fellow lovers of salmo salar!
Heard someone talking about fishing salmon in Cape Breton which is where I spend most of my time fishing and guiding for Atlantic Salmon.
If I can be of any assistance regarding information, ststus reports etc. just pull my chain. However, for those that have not already read it, below is a story about a day's salmon fishing in Cape Breton a few years ago.
Walk with me...........
I really don't know how to convey the experiences of fishing Atlantic
Salmon. It is impossible to communicate in words, but I want to share it with all
of you. I want you to feel the same things I feel, to know how addicting
this feeling is and to feel the peace, wonder and amazement that is
part of this incredible experience. If I could, I would take each one of
you to my favorite salmon rivers and share the experience with you. But since
logistics make this impossible, let me share with you a few hours on the
river with me.
Monday, August 5, 1996
Last night, George, Tom and I were staying at George's camp, speculating on the
next day's fishing. Tom is the President of the Nova Scotia Mainland Trout Unlimited Chapter and was anxious to explore a new trout river. George has one in mind and the decision is made for George and Tom to fish McNeil's Brook early the next morning and I will return to the river that haunts me to fish for Atlantic Salmon. We have to leave early the next day for home, so I agree to drop them off at McNeil's at 5:00 A.M. and pick them up at 12:00 Noon. The river that haunts me is a 45 minute drive from McNeil's.
I drop them off the next morning and we wish each other the best of luck. I
drive in the dark to the river. At 6:00 A.M. I decide to wet wade and put on my cold wet socks and wading boots. No one else is there!
I have limited time to fish so, should I go to the top of the river via the
hiking trail (45 minutes brisk walk) and fish the upper pools or, should I
go directly to the river below and fish my way up river to the top pools? I
decide to go for the aggressive fish and work my way up river fishing only
to most aggressive salmon with one or two passes through the best pools.
The lower pools are unproductive as I fish my favorite pattern for this
river once over each pool. No fish moved or spotted. I cross the river and
head up the gorge section hoping for better luck always aware of my time
constraints for meeting George and Tom. I spot 2 salmon in a difficult lie
at the next pool and swim 2 flies past them. The pool is at the bottom of a
40 to 50 ft. cavern and there is no room for a back cast as you are up
against the cliff. A 45 ft. roll cast with a large upstream mend swims the
fly past just right. Both fish are 14 lb. salmon but neither move as much as
a fin to my offering. Time to move on.
I look for salmon in each pool as I pass. Familiar lies are vacant. I arrive
at a consistent holding pool. There are approximately 30 salmon in the pool
that are visible. Despite the attractiveness of this pool, it is not good
taking water. You have to work to get the fish to take but occasionally, the first
fly over the pool takes a fish. I put my favorite pattern on and tradition
holds true, a grilse takes the fly. I aggressively play the fish and release
him. The pool is now disturbed and it will be difficult to rise another fish
with conventional methods. I have leaned over time that presenting a fly in
a different manner under these circumstances will produce a fish. Three
flies later, presentation with a sinking tip line results in another salmon
which is lost during the fight.
Now I must decide to stay and fish the pool hard for the remaining time or
continue quickly upriver to find aggressive salmon. I decide to "explore the
next bend"!
Three pools up looks promising but I cannot see fish. I decide to put a dry
fly through the pool. Two thirds of the way through the pool a grilse rises
to the fly aggressively but does not take the fly. Although a strong
indication of interest, a second fly does not raise the fish so I move on.
The sun is bright and on the pools now as it rises above the mountains on
either side of the valley that shelters and provides life to the river. The
next pool is some distance and I walk quickly through the forest to get
there. I arrive and again no one is there.
Use your imagination and walk with me............
I come off the trail at the back end of the pool. On each side are forested
mountains of mixed softwoods and hardwoods. The sun is bright on the pool
and even with Polaroids it is difficult to see into it. The pool is 40 feet
wide and 120 feet long. At the head is a riffle that pours into the pool as
the river bends slightly to the left. The pool is approx. 3 to 4 feet deep
through 3/4 of it's length and shallows out at the tail. At the end of the
pool the water passes over a four foot drop and continues on in a series of
shallow riffles. A classic holding pool. The bottom of the pool is made up
of stones from 2 to 6 inches with several large boulders throughout. The
right side of the pool is a low wooded bank one foot above the water that
arches it way up the mountain. The side I emerge on and fish from is a
shingle ( a 20 feet wide section of exposed stones the entire length of the
pool). The stones are various shades of pastel, blues, reds, yellows, greens
etc. The main current flows through the center of the pool but the pool is
primarily flat or smooth water.
I emerge from the forest on this scene and I can sense the anticipation
immediately. Experience has taught me that a special moment is about to
happen. The conditions are perfect for dry fly presentation.......crystal
clear water, the right depth, speed, surface pattern, light conditions,
bottom characteristics and temperature. The recognition is instantaneous, not calculated. So is the anticipation.
I choose a dry fly I tied up two nights before, a natural deer hair body,
two dark coachman brown hackles palmered through, and a yellow tail tied on a number two Partridge hook, a pattern we call a Brown Bug Yellow Tail. I start
fishing from the back of the pool towards the front where the salmon are
most likely laying. I do not want to spook the fish. I spot three salmon
resting about five feet from shore, 1/3 of the way up the pool. This also
tells me there are more salmon in the pool as this lie would not be the most
favored. The larger, more aggressive fish will have the favored lies. I cast
ten ft. above these fish and allow my fly to swim in a drag free drift over
them. I watch intently for any reaction. Nothing. Once more and still, not
even the slightest movement. Two more casts and I decide to move up the pool.
Out of the corner of my eye I spot a fish rising to the surface and just
breaking water another ten yards up the pool. The lie appears to be a
preferred lie and the small glimpse I catch suggests it is a larger salmon.
The characteristics of the rise tells me that he is a taking fish. My
anticipation begins to run wild. I am driven to rush immediately to the fish
and present my fly. However I still have excellent water to fish over.
I continue to work my way up the pool covering all the water despite not
having confirmed sightings of fish. Approximately 15 more feet up the pool a
salmon rises to my fly as it drifts past. I did not see the fish before he
showed but now I know where he is. His rise was aggressive but he
missed the fly. I did not move my line or disturb the water. A reaction that
takes some time to master as your instinct and natural reaction is to set
the hook, especially when you are focused and concentrating. Doing this
however may spook the fish. It is better to allow the fly to continue the
drift and pick it out of the water well behind the rising fish and then recast.
I cast again 10 feet above the salmon and as the fly drifts over him the
water explodes and the hook is set as instinct takes over again. It is a two
sea winter salmon of approximately 12 lbs. that cartwheels and fires himself
through the air with abandon. His runs are short but strong as I try to play
him to the lower end of the pool to avoid disturbing the fish I have yet to
tempt. I move down the pool and place my rod on its side to turn him to the
back end of the pool to continue the battle. Finally, I hand tail the
salmon, remove the fly and hold the fish in the current while it fully
revives. It is a beautiful male which has probably been in the river two
weeks judging from the color. I release the salmon and watch it as it
returns to a holding lie and settles in. I still have other salmon to fish
over. The fly I remove from the salmon is now too wet to float properly so I
tie on an exact duplicate.
I continue up the pool, covering all the water until I reach the area where
I saw the salmon rise. The lie is 15 feet into the pool and there is holding
water as well, closer to me, near the shingle. I decide to fish the closer
water first. On the first cast a salmon rises to my fly but not with the
clear intention of taking. A second drift produces the same result. He rises
from the bottom as the fly nears, comes to within 2 inches of the fly
without his mouth open and then returns to his lie. The third and fourth
drift produce no reaction. I would normally change my fly to a different
pattern at this point and work the fish. It is likely he will take. But I
decide to fish over the salmon out further in the pool first.
I know where the salmon is lying although I cannot see him with my
Polaroids. I cast 10 feet above him and let the fly drift. When it is within
a foot, he comes! The actual event takes only fractions of a second, too short
a period of time for the conscious eye/brain to register but every moment is
etched in the subconscious and I can now reconstruct it as if it took a full
minute in slow motion. The salmon moved with force from the bottom. It rose
at a 45 degree angle and the sun over my shoulder caught its side which made
it look chrome. It opened its mouth approximately 6 inches from the fly and
then broke the water. The head and body were a foot and a half out of the
water before it turned its head to the left. The body curled behind it and I
could see the spots on its side. The water moved as if a boulder two feet in
diameter had been dropped into the water. This was indeed a big fish.
But my fly was not in its mouth. As happens on many occasions, such an
aggressive rise results in the salmon missing the fly. However the salmon
will generally come back after such I rise. I am shaking.
I cast again. The salmon comes again but the rise is half hearted. It breaks
the water but with less authority and either refuses the fly or misses
again. The former is likely the case. The next move is critical. Should I
cast over the fish again and risk putting it down for good? Should I change
flies and try him again? Should I try a different presentation? Should I try
a wet fly over him? All viable options. Again instinct takes over based on
experience. I decide to rest the fish.
I sit on the shingle watching and waiting. I relive the rises in detail. I
keep my eyes intently focused on the fish's position, watching for any
movement. I wait what seems like an eternity but in reality is only five
minutes. At this moment there is no other reality, there is only the salmon.
I position myself and cast again. As the fly comes to within a foot of the
fish he explodes with furry and there will be no mistake. I see him take the
fly in his mouth and turn to return to the bottom. I set the hook and feel
the weight......we are connected!
It would take four more pages to describe the details of the battle that
followed. This was a fresh, 3 sea winter salmon. I would conservatively
estimate the length at over 40 inches and the weight to be 25+ lbs. The
salmon jumped five times during the battle. How does a fish of this size
jump 5 feet in the air out of water that is only four feet deep? There are
photographs in my mind of the fish landing after the jumps. The thick,
heavy, deep, sounds like kids doing cannonball dives in the favorite
swimming hole. The picture of the water separating to allow the salmon to
enter and the resulting spray and froth.
Twice the salmon rolled in the leader and freed himself. For a time he
would lie on the bottom and not move and would catapult out of the water as
I applied pressure. But finally I was able to move him closer to shore and
after a few final runs the salmon was within my grasp. Hand tailing a salmon
this large, by yourself, can be difficult but it was as if the salmon sensed I
meant it no harm and I tailed the fish on the second attempt.
Holding a living fish this large is a truly unique experience. You develop a
new appreciation and respect for the animal. When you look in its eyes there
is a personality, there is knowledge, there is history. I cannot conceive of
killing such a magnificent creature.
Him turned out to be a her. A magnificent female. A perfect specimen. I held
the salmon into the current and did not take my eyes off her. I could feel
the energy coming back through my hand. She went as she had come, in a move
with authority, back into the pool.
I just stood for a moment, not thinking, not moving, just looking, standing
by myself in one of the most magnificent settings I have ever been.
I then realized my obligation to pick up George and Tom at McNeil's at 12:00
noon. It was 10:15 A.M. and it was an hour back down river to the car and 45
minutes to McNeil's. My day was over.
I arrived at McNeil's with 5 minutes to spare. George and Tom related their
experiences. They played 80 to 100, (they lost count), 6 to 10 inch trout on
nymphs and dry fly. There were so many small trout that they were catching
them on the red wool strike indicators which would catch in their teeth
until they were played close to the surface. All the trout were released. It had been a great morning.
Tom and George asked me if I had any fun and my answer was no. Somehow I
could not describe the experience as being fun. The experience I had today
and the times I spend fishing for salmon or just being on the river are not
fun. They mean more to me. Describing them as fun would be to demean the
These experiences that I am privileged to share are spiritual. They result
in a sense of peace, a centering of my spirit. I am filled with respect and
with feelings that I find difficult to put into words and maybe they can't
be. These feelings haunt me like the river. These feelings are addictive.
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The constitution is always up for interpertation...and it depends on who is interperting it...keep that in mine. My point is I don't want to lose my guns and I want to keep that right. However, I believe that if we hold true to the 2nd amendment guarantees us that right, one day in our lifetime, it will fail us, because we are out numbered by the folks that don't want to have guns.
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Just like you thought Mickey Moose could beat Obama, you saw that he couldn't because the country has moved more to the center.
I'm not a lefty when it comes to guns, what I am is a realist and me personally would give up a gun right to have full right to my hunting rifles.
No need to argue with me...I understand your postion and know that you believe if any rights get taken away you lose the battle. That is one way to look at it, but all I'm saying is that I think that position will lose it for all of us in time.


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I could be wrong but here is my therory. At a training day last May the honor dog grabbed the duck from his mouth as he passed by while he was delivering to me. I immediately asked the person acting as line judge for a duck off the rack and gave it to him to hold for a few moments before commanding drop and then leaving the line. A month later at the next training day he was running a water series. While swimming out to his mark I see a dog from the corner of my eye swimming out to his mark from the masters group. Guess a dog got loose from a truck, I dont know where it came from exactly. The bird boy from the masters group was able to turn that dog around at the last moment by hand tossing out a bird and yelling hey hey. My dog was able to get that mark.
However, ever since he has been a puller between holding blinds, and literally squeals like a pig swimming out to marks in water series. He cannot get to that duck fast enough when other dogs are around be it land or water. I think he has developed a cumpulsion to being competitive and with my inexperience I do not know how to deal with it.
I very much liked Jim's feedback from kwicklabs and will do a self examination and give that a try.
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If you really think competition from other dogs is the issue then get a couple of buddies and create that competitive environment. It's not terribly hard to create that particular element. Make him wait while a bunch of dogs get to retrieve at short distance. Jim (Kwiklab) has a ton of stuff on that in his materials also (as I recall).
He may need to learn that every bird isn't his as part of what you're doing.
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Haven't read any of the links here but one of my dogs has a patience problem, causing pulling and trying to get out of the blind. Now much better with improved obedience and making him wait through several dogs in each holding blind when training- this is a daily part of his training. He is with a pro so they have several people there and lots of dogs to work daily, real birds, poppers, thunder launchers, and a duck noise machine. He is actually left on a down and has to stay in the blinds by himself. He also has to heel backwards (back up with handler walking backwards) often now as well- what others have said, making him pay attention to you and try to stay with you.
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I'd actually meant Jim's personal dog he gained experience from about poor line manners. I thought a good explanation of how he though his personal dog became so bad would possibly help your situation.
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"I'd actually meant Jim's personal dog he gained experience from about poor line manners. I thought a good explanation of how he though his personal dog became so bad would possibly help your situation."
The problem might be in coming up with a "good explanation". I whelped the litter that Daisy was from. She ended up with me because I couldn't really in good conscience "palm her off" on a buyer. Daisy was a demanding "me, me....me first puppy". My first mistake was in allowing that spoiled pup to fully develop her demanding ways.
After forcing her, Daisy was sent off to a Pro for evaluation. I took her back home after a month. She was extremely "mousy" when the e-collar came out (not when she left) and yet a driven pup in training. Her marking was mediocre....mostly because she was so animated and nervous at the line. However, she eventually (several months) came back to her old self.......some of which I should have avoided. She trained well and was not entered in a test until she was 18 months old.
Evidently, I did not want to acknowledge her anxiety and animation at the line as an issue. I keep coming back to my pro friend's comment....."It's not the dog." which pretty much sums up how difficult it is to assume the responsibility for the dog's behavior.
Fast forward through many trying months at the line....she gets her AKC Senior Title. However, there was no way her line manners would allow the next step. The week of realization and discovery came at four years old. I setup a very difficult triple with two blinds (AKC Master level at the Stoughton Field trial grounds). She smacked it. The next day I was training with friends and the setup was a simple double with a cold blind off to one side. She picked up the "go bird" and then on the memory when I said "Daisy"..she looked up at me, cocked her head and said "What?" She had no idea where it was or if one had even been thrown, I finally got her kicked off the line with the "go as sent routine" and she rather wandered off cluelessly with a sloppy handling. The blind was a very "hacky".
The worst part of the morning was that I had bragged to my friends about how sensational she had looked the day before.
That evening I went home and examined the past four years of her journal entries. Throwing out September through February (hunting season and nasty weather winters) she had never come in heat during those times. Training (when done and not often was always sharp). From April through August and a full month before any signs of coming in heat training consistently "went south". For a full month after going out of heat the training was NEVER very good either. Frustration was evident in the journal entries.
Her issues were mostly driven by anxiety. If there were a Bell shaped curve for how a bitch handled her heat cycles in terms of mental stability, Daisy had to be in the extreme. And of course, I was putting pressure on a bitch whose hormones were out of whack for long periods of time. No wonder she demonstrated anxiety.......and I just never saw it.
I struggled with having her spayed for about two weeks. Then decided to do what was best for her. Since then training has been more consistent. The problem is that during those first four years "baggage" was created that was impossible to erase...even though I tried. Why is it that many new trainers become "experts" at trying to fix things and all the experts spend so much energy trying to fix a dog and trainer they know nothing about? Anyway that is another thread. I am happy to say Daisy is more content and I'm more relaxed. She is my "go to" waterfowl dog.
I am just one of many, many owners that started late with their retriever training. Taffey (see signature) was my first retriever training venture 13 years ago when I was 60. Three more have been trained and I don't wash anyone out. I'm 73 now and feel the axiom of "avoiding mistakes" makes more sense now that I actually know what a mistake looks like. The next pup might find his road a tad smoother (or not).
The Website was written to keep track of my progress (good, bad and everything in between). Forgetting inhibits learning so the journals and pages help to remind me of the ever present task of doing what the dog needs "in the moment" and remembering that there are tools in place to restore balance more quickly. That's what is most important for a dog
In retrospect, I find this "story" may not help the OP unless he finds out what his dog needs. Often it is usually more than one incident or issue that creates problems.
Sorry for the looong story, but you asked. My wife just asked me when I was going to watch Lylah tonight.
edit: In the rush to baby-sit proof reading was left out until later.
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You need to try to build an environment in training that is similar to a test which can be hard to do by yourself. My dogs energy at a test was always so much higher then training. I started to blow a duck call in the truck on the way to the grounds. I then would blow the call while setting up, shoot my starter pistol off a ton while setting up. Then I would run the test and try to get her to break under a controlled environment.
My dog wouldn't move a muscle during training but she was a big creeper at tests. I would set up all breaking stuff the days leading to a test. I tended to lean more on a heeling stick then I did the collar but I would use both. I was never worried about ruining her drive she always had enough!


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In short, she is full of shit.
Maybe her perception is subjective. But I'd imagine her to be in a position where she can corelate these cause and effects more easily as you are.
Consider that, even if her clients find her via word of mouth and hence her specialism might skew towards this one demography causing an influx, noone would make such a claim without seeing probable cause.
I imagine many of her patients will mention a lot of the social interaction on "the internet" and "mobile". Which generates the belief this is a large factor and the way her patients relate to it or shift blame.
In the past you'd have the same problems (bullying, self-image issues, displacement, projected expectations,
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I had been getting daily updates from my father in law about turkey movements on his 20 acre piece of land near Detroit Lakes. He has been telling me about a BIG gobbler and I was going to be on the lookout for him. Friday morning May 3rd found me set up and listening to the turkeys gobble like crazy. There were probably 3-4 toms gobbling with most of them in the woods right in front of where I was set up. At 7:00 I saw the big tom come out of the woods and gobble like crazy about 130 yards down the road from where I was and he wanted nothing to do with my decoys or calling. Over the next hour the gobbling slowly died and I decided to go in and have some breakfast. At 10:00 I head back out and got setup in the same area I had seen some hens at earlier that morning. So I do some calling every 5-10 minutes and then I think I heard a gobble. I wait a few minutes and call again...gobble. so another few minutes pass as I slowly slid over towards the direction I heard him gobble from get reset up and call again...GOBBLE! He is close and closing the distance. Call down, gun up then I see him walking through the snow and ice. I wait for him to get out of the woods then go into strut as he sees my decoys and clearly see that his spurs have nice sharp ends and then...BOOM! The first shot must have been slightly off target as he starts to stumble and I hit him one more time.
I go over grab him and start walking back to grab my stuff and I hear more gobbling. So I took the remaining shells out of my gun and put it aside. Then grab my call and start calling back to the toms. Next thing I know 7 jakes come out of the woods so I played with them for about 5-10 minutes. They would turn to walk away and then I would call. 3-5 would gobble and I quietly chuckled to myself. It was a nice way to end my Minnesota season.
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Yesterday I downloaded the 30 day trial of Ltghtroom 3. I had a blast clicking and learning, more clicking that learning though!
I came up with a few images I wanted to use in PSE, so in LR I sent them to PSE. Then I wanted to save them in PSE too. That is where my question comes... as I was trying to figure this out my DH said "Try the help file". HA! Help file! Why would I do that? SG is my help file!! So here I am at the best help file anywhere!
This is what I did in PSE with my LR image that I want to save:
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I don't know what to do. I've only saved photos as jpegs. Can't get more basic than how to save an image!
I know I will LOVE LR, and it's going on my Christmas list, I just need to figure these little things out first, then move onto the fun stuff.
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When I export and save from LR I save it back to a folder in Pictures. Then open in PS. When I save, I often save as TIFF, higher quality and doesn't degrade image with every opening. I do get a dialog box when I do that, but I think I just close it without making any changes. Enjoy playing with your trial version, but don't buy yet....LR4 Beta is out for the public and so will likely be going on the market soon and then LR3 will be defunct.
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Posted 10 January 2012 - 08:35 AM
Thanks Sandi, I have had time to play and to begin to figure things out. My DD bought me a copy of LR3 this fall. I'm sure it will be good enough for me for a long time! I do need to find an online, work at my own pace LR class, because I know I am barely scratching the surface of what it can do.
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