Carrie Stevens, anyone?

[Dave LaCourse]

http://ccoverealty.com/detail.asp?id=111

[S S Law NH]

$350,000, with well, septic and generator. Some sense of humor!!!

Jay in NH

[S S Law NH]

$350,000, with well, septic and generator. Some sense of humor!!!

Jay in NH

[S S Law NH]

$350,000, with well, septic and generator. Some sense of humor!!!

Jay in NH

[Dave LaCourse]

SSLaw writes:

>$350,000, with well, septic and generator. Some sense of humor!!!

But it *is* Carrie Stevens old place, inside the gate at Upper Dam. Couldn't
think of a better location.

Still, that's a pretty steep price.

[Dave LaCourse]

SSLaw writes:

>$350,000, with well, septic and generator. Some sense of humor!!!

But it *is* Carrie Stevens old place, inside the gate at Upper Dam. Couldn't
think of a better location.

Still, that's a pretty steep price.

[S S Law NH]

Would still be rediculous if Carrie FISHER came with the joint!!!!!!!!!!!

[S S Law NH]

Would still be rediculous if Carrie FISHER came with the joint!!!!!!!!!!!

[S S Law NH]

Would still be rediculous if Carrie FISHER came with the joint!!!!!!!!!!!

[Dave LaCourse]

sslaw opines:

>Would still be rediculous if Carrie FISHER came with the joint!!!!!!!!!!!

Are you familiar with the area? Go out the back door and you can fish Upper
Dam. Take a 15 minute boat ride and you can fish the famous Rapid River, two
of the very *best* places in all of New England to fly fish. Besides, for
anyone that can afford such a place, the money means very little.

[Dave LaCourse]

sslaw opines:

>Would still be rediculous if Carrie FISHER came with the joint!!!!!!!!!!!

Are you familiar with the area? Go out the back door and you can fish Upper
Dam. Take a 15 minute boat ride and you can fish the famous Rapid River, two
of the very *best* places in all of New England to fly fish. Besides, for
anyone that can afford such a place, the money means very little.

[Dave LaCourse]

sslaw opines:

>Would still be rediculous if Carrie FISHER came with the joint!!!!!!!!!!!

Are you familiar with the area? Go out the back door and you can fish Upper
Dam. Take a 15 minute boat ride and you can fish the famous Rapid River, two
of the very *best* places in all of New England to fly fish. Besides, for
anyone that can afford such a place, the money means very little.

[Ken Fortenberry]

Dave LaCourse wrote:
> sslaw opines:
>>Would still be rediculous if Carrie FISHER came with the joint!!!!!!!!!!!
>
> Are you familiar with the area? ...

He's definitely not familiar with Carrie Fisher these days. Damn,
she must weigh 200 pounds.

--
Ken Fortenberry

[Ken Fortenberry]

Dave LaCourse wrote:
> sslaw opines:
>>Would still be rediculous if Carrie FISHER came with the joint!!!!!!!!!!!
>
> Are you familiar with the area? ...

He's definitely not familiar with Carrie Fisher these days. Damn,
she must weigh 200 pounds.

--
Ken Fortenberry

[Ken Fortenberry]

Dave LaCourse wrote:
> sslaw opines:
>>Would still be rediculous if Carrie FISHER came with the joint!!!!!!!!!!!
>
> Are you familiar with the area? ...

He's definitely not familiar with Carrie Fisher these days. Damn,
she must weigh 200 pounds.

--
Ken Fortenberry

[Big Dale]

40 wrote:>He's definitely not familiar with Carrie Fisher these days. Damn,
>she must weigh 200 pounds.
>
>--
>Ken Fortenberry
>
Shows you how little I know...I thought she was still dead. She sure did tie
some cool streamers.

Big Dale

[Big Dale]

40 wrote:>He's definitely not familiar with Carrie Fisher these days. Damn,
>she must weigh 200 pounds.
>
>--
>Ken Fortenberry
>
Shows you how little I know...I thought she was still dead. She sure did tie
some cool streamers.

Big Dale

[Big Dale]

40 wrote:>He's definitely not familiar with Carrie Fisher these days. Damn,
>she must weigh 200 pounds.
>
>--
>Ken Fortenberry
>
Shows you how little I know...I thought she was still dead. She sure did tie
some cool streamers.

Big Dale

[Mark Bowen]

"Big Dale" > wrote in message
...
> 40 wrote:>He's definitely not familiar with Carrie Fisher these days. Damn,
> >she must weigh 200 pounds.
> >
> >--
> >Ken Fortenberry
> >
> Shows you how little I know...I thought she was still dead. She sure did tie
> some cool streamers.
>
> Big Dale

Hell, I'd never even heard of HIM before this thread.

Mark

[Mark Bowen]

"Big Dale" > wrote in message
...
> 40 wrote:>He's definitely not familiar with Carrie Fisher these days. Damn,
> >she must weigh 200 pounds.
> >
> >--
> >Ken Fortenberry
> >
> Shows you how little I know...I thought she was still dead. She sure did tie
> some cool streamers.
>
> Big Dale

Hell, I'd never even heard of HIM before this thread.

Mark

[S S Law NH]

I just came back from Labrador where they use brookies the size of those in the
Rapid for bait! I could take one hell of a lot of trips to Labrador for
350K...hell, I could BUY Labrador for not much more!!
Seriopusly, I know a fellow who has a camp on the Rapid and I understand that
it's marvelous, but still.............

[Charlie Choc]

On Sun, 5 Sep 2004 18:41:00 -0400, "Mark Bowen" >
wrote:

>Hell, I'd never even heard of HIM before this thread.
>
Aw c'mon Op, surely you remember Playboy's miss June 1997.
--
Charlie...

[Charlie Choc]

On Sun, 5 Sep 2004 18:41:00 -0400, "Mark Bowen" >
wrote:

>Hell, I'd never even heard of HIM before this thread.
>
Aw c'mon Op, surely you remember Playboy's miss June 1997.
--
Charlie...

[Charlie Choc]

On Sun, 5 Sep 2004 18:41:00 -0400, "Mark Bowen" >
wrote:

>Hell, I'd never even heard of HIM before this thread.
>
Aw c'mon Op, surely you remember Playboy's miss June 1997.
--
Charlie...

[Ken Fortenberry]

Big Dale wrote:
> 40 wrote:
>>He's definitely not familiar with Carrie Fisher these days. Damn,
>>she must weigh 200 pounds.
>
> Shows you how little I know...I thought she was still dead. She sure did tie
> some cool streamers.

Stevens is to Fisher as fly tying is to Princess Leia.

HTH

--
Ken Fortenberry

[Ken Fortenberry]

Big Dale wrote:
> 40 wrote:
>>He's definitely not familiar with Carrie Fisher these days. Damn,
>>she must weigh 200 pounds.
>
> Shows you how little I know...I thought she was still dead. She sure did tie
> some cool streamers.

Stevens is to Fisher as fly tying is to Princess Leia.

HTH

--
Ken Fortenberry

[Ken Fortenberry]

Big Dale wrote:
> 40 wrote:
>>He's definitely not familiar with Carrie Fisher these days. Damn,
>>she must weigh 200 pounds.
>
> Shows you how little I know...I thought she was still dead. She sure did tie
> some cool streamers.

Stevens is to Fisher as fly tying is to Princess Leia.

HTH

--
Ken Fortenberry

[Ken Fortenberry]

Big Dale wrote:
> 40 wrote:
>>He's definitely not familiar with Carrie Fisher these days. Damn,
>>she must weigh 200 pounds.
>
> Shows you how little I know...I thought she was still dead. She sure did tie
> some cool streamers.

Stevens is to Fisher as fly tying is to Princess Leia.

HTH

--
Ken Fortenberry

[Dave LaCourse]

sslaw writes:

>I just came back from Labrador where they use brookies the size of those in
>the
>Rapid for bait! I could take one hell of a lot of trips to Labrador for
>350K...hell, I could BUY Labrador for not much more!!
>Seriopusly, I know a fellow who has a camp on the Rapid and I understand that
>it's marvelous, but still.............

Sorry to disillusian you, but I have made five trips to Labrador, and while the
fishing is fantastic for big brookies, they are no bigger than what the Rapid
has to offer. They may have *more* (and also more water), but a five pound
brookie in Labrador is the same as a five pounder in the Rapid. A friend
recently took a 9+ pounder from the river (on a dry fly, no less), and I have
taken many 4 and 5 pounders from the river in the past few years.

What is the name of your friend that has a camp on the Rapid?

[Dave LaCourse]

sslaw writes:

>I just came back from Labrador where they use brookies the size of those in
>the
>Rapid for bait! I could take one hell of a lot of trips to Labrador for
>350K...hell, I could BUY Labrador for not much more!!
>Seriopusly, I know a fellow who has a camp on the Rapid and I understand that
>it's marvelous, but still.............

Sorry to disillusian you, but I have made five trips to Labrador, and while the
fishing is fantastic for big brookies, they are no bigger than what the Rapid
has to offer. They may have *more* (and also more water), but a five pound
brookie in Labrador is the same as a five pounder in the Rapid. A friend
recently took a 9+ pounder from the river (on a dry fly, no less), and I have
taken many 4 and 5 pounders from the river in the past few years.

What is the name of your friend that has a camp on the Rapid?

[daytripper]

On 05 Sep 2004 22:56:44 GMT, (Dave LaCourse) wrote:

>sslaw writes:
>
>>I just came back from Labrador where they use brookies the size of those in
>>the
>>Rapid for bait! I could take one hell of a lot of trips to Labrador for
>>350K...hell, I could BUY Labrador for not much more!!
>>Seriopusly, I know a fellow who has a camp on the Rapid and I understand that
>>it's marvelous, but still.............
>
>Sorry to disillusian you, but I have made five trips to Labrador, and while the
>fishing is fantastic for big brookies, they are no bigger than what the Rapid
>has to offer. They may have *more* (and also more water), but a five pound
>brookie in Labrador is the same as a five pounder in the Rapid. A friend
>recently took a 9+ pounder from the river (on a dry fly, no less), and I have
>taken many 4 and 5 pounders from the river in the past few years.
>
>What is the name of your friend that has a camp on the Rapid?

heh heh - lessee here......yup, it's locked and loaded!

/daytripper (this could be fun ;-)

[daytripper]

On 05 Sep 2004 22:56:44 GMT, (Dave LaCourse) wrote:

>sslaw writes:
>
>>I just came back from Labrador where they use brookies the size of those in
>>the
>>Rapid for bait! I could take one hell of a lot of trips to Labrador for
>>350K...hell, I could BUY Labrador for not much more!!
>>Seriopusly, I know a fellow who has a camp on the Rapid and I understand that
>>it's marvelous, but still.............
>
>Sorry to disillusian you, but I have made five trips to Labrador, and while the
>fishing is fantastic for big brookies, they are no bigger than what the Rapid
>has to offer. They may have *more* (and also more water), but a five pound
>brookie in Labrador is the same as a five pounder in the Rapid. A friend
>recently took a 9+ pounder from the river (on a dry fly, no less), and I have
>taken many 4 and 5 pounders from the river in the past few years.
>
>What is the name of your friend that has a camp on the Rapid?

heh heh - lessee here......yup, it's locked and loaded!

/daytripper (this could be fun ;-)

[daytripper]

On 05 Sep 2004 22:56:44 GMT, (Dave LaCourse) wrote:

>sslaw writes:
>
>>I just came back from Labrador where they use brookies the size of those in
>>the
>>Rapid for bait! I could take one hell of a lot of trips to Labrador for
>>350K...hell, I could BUY Labrador for not much more!!
>>Seriopusly, I know a fellow who has a camp on the Rapid and I understand that
>>it's marvelous, but still.............
>
>Sorry to disillusian you, but I have made five trips to Labrador, and while the
>fishing is fantastic for big brookies, they are no bigger than what the Rapid
>has to offer. They may have *more* (and also more water), but a five pound
>brookie in Labrador is the same as a five pounder in the Rapid. A friend
>recently took a 9+ pounder from the river (on a dry fly, no less), and I have
>taken many 4 and 5 pounders from the river in the past few years.
>
>What is the name of your friend that has a camp on the Rapid?

heh heh - lessee here......yup, it's locked and loaded!

/daytripper (this could be fun ;-)

[daytripper]

On 05 Sep 2004 22:56:44 GMT, (Dave LaCourse) wrote:

>sslaw writes:
>
>>I just came back from Labrador where they use brookies the size of those in
>>the
>>Rapid for bait! I could take one hell of a lot of trips to Labrador for
>>350K...hell, I could BUY Labrador for not much more!!
>>Seriopusly, I know a fellow who has a camp on the Rapid and I understand that
>>it's marvelous, but still.............
>
>Sorry to disillusian you, but I have made five trips to Labrador, and while the
>fishing is fantastic for big brookies, they are no bigger than what the Rapid
>has to offer. They may have *more* (and also more water), but a five pound
>brookie in Labrador is the same as a five pounder in the Rapid. A friend
>recently took a 9+ pounder from the river (on a dry fly, no less), and I have
>taken many 4 and 5 pounders from the river in the past few years.
>
>What is the name of your friend that has a camp on the Rapid?

heh heh - lessee here......yup, it's locked and loaded!

/daytripper (this could be fun ;-)

[Mark Bowen]

"Charlie Choc" > wrote in message
...
> On Sun, 5 Sep 2004 18:41:00 -0400, "Mark Bowen" >
> wrote:
>
> >Hell, I'd never even heard of HIM before this thread.
> >
> Aw c'mon Op, surely you remember Playboy's miss June 1997.
> --
> Charlie...

SHE was a HE?

Playboy will never get another penny out of me!

Mark

[Mark Bowen]

"Charlie Choc" > wrote in message
...
> On Sun, 5 Sep 2004 18:41:00 -0400, "Mark Bowen" >
> wrote:
>
> >Hell, I'd never even heard of HIM before this thread.
> >
> Aw c'mon Op, surely you remember Playboy's miss June 1997.
> --
> Charlie...

SHE was a HE?

Playboy will never get another penny out of me!

Mark

[Wolfgang]

"Ken Fortenberry" > wrote in message
. com...
> Big Dale wrote:
> > 40 wrote:
> >>He's definitely not familiar with Carrie Fisher these days. Damn,
> >>she must weigh 200 pounds.
> >
> > Shows you how little I know...I thought she was still dead. She sure did
tie
> > some cool streamers.
>
> Stevens is to Fisher as fly tying is to Princess Leia.

Good point. There is no discernible relationship between Stevens and
Fisher, and there is none between fly tying and Princess Leia. Thus, it
naturally follows that Steven is to Fisher is to Fortenberry as fly tying is
to Princess Leia is to logic.

Wolfgang
who notes the change in tactics. whereas it used to be the case that what
he THOUGHT was saying was just plain stupid and what he actually SAID was
true, now, what he THINKS he's saying is just plain stupid and what he's
actually SAYING is just plain stupid.

[Ken Fortenberry]

Wolfgang wrote:
> "Ken Fortenberry" wrote:
>>Big Dale wrote:
>>>40 wrote:
>>>
>>>>He's definitely not familiar with Carrie Fisher these days. Damn,
>>>>she must weigh 200 pounds.
>>>
>>>Shows you how little I know...I thought she was still dead. She sure did tie
>>>some cool streamers.
>>
>>Stevens is to Fisher as fly tying is to Princess Leia.
>
> Good point. There is no discernible relationship between Stevens and
> Fisher, and there is none between fly tying and Princess Leia. ...

Exactly. Just can't get anything past you.

--
Ken Fortenberry

[Ken Fortenberry]

Wolfgang wrote:
> "Ken Fortenberry" wrote:
>>Big Dale wrote:
>>>40 wrote:
>>>
>>>>He's definitely not familiar with Carrie Fisher these days. Damn,
>>>>she must weigh 200 pounds.
>>>
>>>Shows you how little I know...I thought she was still dead. She sure did tie
>>>some cool streamers.
>>
>>Stevens is to Fisher as fly tying is to Princess Leia.
>
> Good point. There is no discernible relationship between Stevens and
> Fisher, and there is none between fly tying and Princess Leia. ...

Exactly. Just can't get anything past you.

--
Ken Fortenberry

[Wolfgang]

"Ken Fortenberry" > wrote in message
. com...
> Wolfgang wrote:
> > "Ken Fortenberry" wrote:
> >>Big Dale wrote:
> >>>40 wrote:
> >>>
> >>>>He's definitely not familiar with Carrie Fisher these days. Damn,
> >>>>she must weigh 200 pounds.
> >>>
> >>>Shows you how little I know...I thought she was still dead. She sure
did tie
> >>>some cool streamers.
> >>
> >>Stevens is to Fisher as fly tying is to Princess Leia.
> >
> > Good point. There is no discernible relationship between Stevens and
> > Fisher, and there is none between fly tying and Princess Leia. ...
>
> Exactly. Just can't get anything past you.

Ah, Stevie's doing your writing for you now, eh?

Wolfgang
good choice.......quite an improvement.

[Wolfgang]

"Ken Fortenberry" > wrote in message
. com...
> Wolfgang wrote:
> > "Ken Fortenberry" wrote:
> >>Big Dale wrote:
> >>>40 wrote:
> >>>
> >>>>He's definitely not familiar with Carrie Fisher these days. Damn,
> >>>>she must weigh 200 pounds.
> >>>
> >>>Shows you how little I know...I thought she was still dead. She sure
did tie
> >>>some cool streamers.
> >>
> >>Stevens is to Fisher as fly tying is to Princess Leia.
> >
> > Good point. There is no discernible relationship between Stevens and
> > Fisher, and there is none between fly tying and Princess Leia. ...
>
> Exactly. Just can't get anything past you.

Ah, Stevie's doing your writing for you now, eh?

Wolfgang
good choice.......quite an improvement.

[Ken Fortenberry]

Wolfgang wrote:
> "Ken Fortenberry" wrote:
>>Exactly. Just can't get anything past you.
>
> Ah, Stevie's doing your writing for you now, eh?

Not at all, that phrase has become part of the public
domain and is now shorthand for "Once again, Wolfie has
beaten himself silly by trying to dance the five finger
disco while at the same time performing a flamenco on
his own dick."

--
Ken Fortenberry

[Ken Fortenberry]

Wolfgang wrote:
> "Ken Fortenberry" wrote:
>>Exactly. Just can't get anything past you.
>
> Ah, Stevie's doing your writing for you now, eh?

Not at all, that phrase has become part of the public
domain and is now shorthand for "Once again, Wolfie has
beaten himself silly by trying to dance the five finger
disco while at the same time performing a flamenco on
his own dick."

--
Ken Fortenberry

[Wolfgang]

"Ken Fortenberry" > wrote in message
.. .
> Wolfgang wrote:
> > "Ken Fortenberry" wrote:
> >>Exactly. Just can't get anything past you.
> >
> > Ah, Stevie's doing your writing for you now, eh?
>
> Not at all, that phrase has become part of the public
> domain and is now shorthand for "Once again, Wolfie has
> beaten himself silly by trying to dance the five finger
> disco while at the same time performing a flamenco on
> his own dick."

See, everyone THINKS it's your deft manipulation of the language that
accounts for your level of success as a writer........and who can blame
them? But, in truth, it's the consistent degree of freshness and
originality of your ideas that sets you apart from all the rest.

Wolfgang
who can afford to be lavish.......even profligate......with praise.

[Wolfgang]

"Ken Fortenberry" > wrote in message
.. .
> Wolfgang wrote:
> > "Ken Fortenberry" wrote:
> >>Exactly. Just can't get anything past you.
> >
> > Ah, Stevie's doing your writing for you now, eh?
>
> Not at all, that phrase has become part of the public
> domain and is now shorthand for "Once again, Wolfie has
> beaten himself silly by trying to dance the five finger
> disco while at the same time performing a flamenco on
> his own dick."

See, everyone THINKS it's your deft manipulation of the language that
accounts for your level of success as a writer........and who can blame
them? But, in truth, it's the consistent degree of freshness and
originality of your ideas that sets you apart from all the rest.

Wolfgang
who can afford to be lavish.......even profligate......with praise.

[S S Law NH]

(Dave LaCourse) asks:

"What is the name of your friend that has a camp on the Rapid?"

John Barto & Phil Adams

[Ken Fortenberry]

Wolfgang wrote:
> "Ken Fortenberry" wrote"
>> "Once again, Wolfie has
>>beaten himself silly by trying to dance the five finger
>>disco while at the same time performing a flamenco on
>>his own dick."
>
> See, everyone THINKS ...

There you go again, presuming this time not only to speak
for everyone but to know what they think. Sad.

--
Ken Fortenberry

[Ken Fortenberry]

Wolfgang wrote:
> "Ken Fortenberry" wrote"
>> "Once again, Wolfie has
>>beaten himself silly by trying to dance the five finger
>>disco while at the same time performing a flamenco on
>>his own dick."
>
> See, everyone THINKS ...

There you go again, presuming this time not only to speak
for everyone but to know what they think. Sad.

--
Ken Fortenberry

[Wolfgang]

"Ken Fortenberry" > wrote in message
m...
> Wolfgang wrote:
> > "Ken Fortenberry" wrote"
> >> "Once again, Wolfie has
> >>beaten himself silly by trying to dance the five finger
> >>disco while at the same time performing a flamenco on
> >>his own dick."
> >
> > See, everyone THINKS ...
>
> There you go again, presuming this time not only to speak
> for everyone but to know what they think.

Fresh, original, AND convincing, clearly demonstrating that your editing
skills are every bit the equal of your writing. Perhaps your best work ever
on ROFF.......and don't think for a minute that anyone has failed to notice.

> Sad.

Ainna? :)

Wolfgang

[Wolfgang]

"Ken Fortenberry" > wrote in message
m...
> Wolfgang wrote:
> > "Ken Fortenberry" wrote"
> >> "Once again, Wolfie has
> >>beaten himself silly by trying to dance the five finger
> >>disco while at the same time performing a flamenco on
> >>his own dick."
> >
> > See, everyone THINKS ...
>
> There you go again, presuming this time not only to speak
> for everyone but to know what they think.

Fresh, original, AND convincing, clearly demonstrating that your editing
skills are every bit the equal of your writing. Perhaps your best work ever
on ROFF.......and don't think for a minute that anyone has failed to notice.

> Sad.

Ainna? :)

Wolfgang

[Wolfgang]

"Ken Fortenberry" > wrote in message
m...
> Wolfgang wrote:
> > "Ken Fortenberry" wrote"
> >> "Once again, Wolfie has
> >>beaten himself silly by trying to dance the five finger
> >>disco while at the same time performing a flamenco on
> >>his own dick."
> >
> > See, everyone THINKS ...
>
> There you go again, presuming this time not only to speak
> for everyone but to know what they think.

Fresh, original, AND convincing, clearly demonstrating that your editing
skills are every bit the equal of your writing. Perhaps your best work ever
on ROFF.......and don't think for a minute that anyone has failed to notice.

> Sad.

Ainna? :)

Wolfgang

[Dave LaCourse]

sslaw writes:

>John Barto & Phil Adams

Never heard of Phil Adams, but Barto, a lawyer from Manchester, NH, owns the
small camp between Aldro French's and Ray Shabott's Sugar Shack.

I'm sure Barto will tell you that the fishing is great.

Whoever buys the Carrie Stevens camp will use it as a three season home, with
or without the wonderful fishing. If you check the property values in the
region, the price is not all that bad. What you are buying is the location.
We're in the process of buying a 4 season home in the region. Would like the
Stevens camp, but it doesn't fully serve our wants.

[Dave LaCourse]

sslaw writes:

>John Barto & Phil Adams

Never heard of Phil Adams, but Barto, a lawyer from Manchester, NH, owns the
small camp between Aldro French's and Ray Shabott's Sugar Shack.

I'm sure Barto will tell you that the fishing is great.

Whoever buys the Carrie Stevens camp will use it as a three season home, with
or without the wonderful fishing. If you check the property values in the
region, the price is not all that bad. What you are buying is the location.
We're in the process of buying a 4 season home in the region. Would like the
Stevens camp, but it doesn't fully serve our wants.

[Ken Fortenberry]

Dave LaCourse wrote:
> ... If you check the property values in the
> region, the price is not all that bad. What you are buying is the location.

The way I read that ad you're not buying the location, just
leasing it. That's a lot of money for leased land.

--
Ken Fortenberry

[Ken Fortenberry]

Dave LaCourse wrote:
> ... If you check the property values in the
> region, the price is not all that bad. What you are buying is the location.

The way I read that ad you're not buying the location, just
leasing it. That's a lot of money for leased land.

--
Ken Fortenberry

[Ken Fortenberry]

Dave LaCourse wrote:
> ... If you check the property values in the
> region, the price is not all that bad. What you are buying is the location.

The way I read that ad you're not buying the location, just
leasing it. That's a lot of money for leased land.

--
Ken Fortenberry

[S S Law NH]

Barto lives in Pittsfield and practices in Concord. He thinks Rapid is just
the other side of Paradise. I'd prefer the Miramichi, where he and I fish
together.

Jay

[S S Law NH]

Barto lives in Pittsfield and practices in Concord. He thinks Rapid is just
the other side of Paradise. I'd prefer the Miramichi, where he and I fish
together.

Jay

[S S Law NH]

Barto lives in Pittsfield and practices in Concord. He thinks Rapid is just
the other side of Paradise. I'd prefer the Miramichi, where he and I fish
together.

Jay

[Dave LaCourse]

sslaw writes:

>Barto lives in Pittsfield and practices in Concord. He thinks Rapid is just
>the other side of Paradise.

It is. Paradise is in Alaska on Moraine Creek. d;o)
http://hometown.aol.com/davplac/Alaska8-Aug04.html

> I'd prefer the Miramichi, where he and I fish
>together.

The Miramichi is next on my list. Will probably get there next year. Can you
recommend a good place to stay? Guide?

[Dave LaCourse]

sslaw writes:

>Barto lives in Pittsfield and practices in Concord. He thinks Rapid is just
>the other side of Paradise.

It is. Paradise is in Alaska on Moraine Creek. d;o)
http://hometown.aol.com/davplac/Alaska8-Aug04.html

> I'd prefer the Miramichi, where he and I fish
>together.

The Miramichi is next on my list. Will probably get there next year. Can you
recommend a good place to stay? Guide?

[Dave LaCourse]

Ken Fortenberry writes:

>The way I read that ad you're not buying the location, just
>leasing it. That's a lot of money for leased land.

Everything on the Richardson lakes is leased, including Lakewood Camps. The
paper company seldom gives permission to lease a lot and build a cabin.
Therefore, the properties are very expensive for what you get. Lakewood has
been there on leased land for about 90 years, so I don't think there is too
much danger in losing your lease. I have never heard of a lease being
canceled.

Some lucky folks actually own the property on the river. Aldro French and Ray
Shabott (sp) own land and camps below Lower Dam, and a dentist named Taylor
owns an island on Pond in the River.

I was up there for a week a couple of weeks ago. River is low, but fishing
well. CDC dry fly pulled under at end of drift and twitched on the return
fooled some very nice brookies and salmon. We'll return next Sunday for our
last week this year.

[Dave LaCourse]

Ken Fortenberry writes:

>The way I read that ad you're not buying the location, just
>leasing it. That's a lot of money for leased land.

Everything on the Richardson lakes is leased, including Lakewood Camps. The
paper company seldom gives permission to lease a lot and build a cabin.
Therefore, the properties are very expensive for what you get. Lakewood has
been there on leased land for about 90 years, so I don't think there is too
much danger in losing your lease. I have never heard of a lease being
canceled.

Some lucky folks actually own the property on the river. Aldro French and Ray
Shabott (sp) own land and camps below Lower Dam, and a dentist named Taylor
owns an island on Pond in the River.

I was up there for a week a couple of weeks ago. River is low, but fishing
well. CDC dry fly pulled under at end of drift and twitched on the return
fooled some very nice brookies and salmon. We'll return next Sunday for our
last week this year.

[Flyfish]

(Dave LaCourse) wrote in
:

> Ken Fortenberry writes:
>
>>The way I read that ad you're not buying the location, just
>>leasing it. That's a lot of money for leased land.
>
> Everything on the Richardson lakes is leased, including Lakewood
> Camps. The paper company seldom gives permission to lease a lot and
> build a cabin. Therefore, the properties are very expensive for what
> you get. Lakewood has been there on leased land for about 90 years,
> so I don't think there is too much danger in losing your lease. I
> have never heard of a lease being canceled.

All leases owned by Great Northern Paper were cancelled a few years back.
They did offer most of the leaseholders the opportunity to purchase their
lots but it was not 100%. So it can happen.

Flyfish

[Flyfish]

(Dave LaCourse) wrote in
:

> Ken Fortenberry writes:
>
>>The way I read that ad you're not buying the location, just
>>leasing it. That's a lot of money for leased land.
>
> Everything on the Richardson lakes is leased, including Lakewood
> Camps. The paper company seldom gives permission to lease a lot and
> build a cabin. Therefore, the properties are very expensive for what
> you get. Lakewood has been there on leased land for about 90 years,
> so I don't think there is too much danger in losing your lease. I
> have never heard of a lease being canceled.

All leases owned by Great Northern Paper were cancelled a few years back.
They did offer most of the leaseholders the opportunity to purchase their
lots but it was not 100%. So it can happen.

Flyfish

[Flyfish]

(Dave LaCourse) wrote in
:

> Ken Fortenberry writes:
>
>>The way I read that ad you're not buying the location, just
>>leasing it. That's a lot of money for leased land.
>
> Everything on the Richardson lakes is leased, including Lakewood
> Camps. The paper company seldom gives permission to lease a lot and
> build a cabin. Therefore, the properties are very expensive for what
> you get. Lakewood has been there on leased land for about 90 years,
> so I don't think there is too much danger in losing your lease. I
> have never heard of a lease being canceled.

All leases owned by Great Northern Paper were cancelled a few years back.
They did offer most of the leaseholders the opportunity to purchase their
lots but it was not 100%. So it can happen.

Flyfish