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polepole

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What's a 79 year old man doing paddling a kayak on the Columbia wearing nothing but a lifejacket???...creepy ;D
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Whats age got to do with it? Stupidity comes well before we get old. May just have forgot to put on immersion gear. Course when we get old we know everything. Art


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They might have also just been bankies using the kayak to drop their lines in deeper water.


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Those were guys who plunk the big river from the bank, but use kayaks to paddle out and drop their bait. They just use kayaks as tools and are probably not into out super glamorous kayak fishing "lifestyle" :) glad the guy survived.
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Sounds like it was Rory to me?
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