Lake Okeechobee Information
 

As luck would have it, someone sent me an article about Lake Okeechobee, and
the effect that last years hurricanes did to the lake.

This should back up what Ronnie was saying and most likely rule out Lake
Okeechobee as a location for next years Mid-Tenn Classic. I've scanned the
article in as a JPEG (for now) and posted a link to it on the Mid-Tenn
Classic site.

http://www.midtennclassic.org/Okee2.jpg



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www.secretweaponlures.com
www.outdoorfrontiers.com

Wow! That is a shame,not only for the lake but the folks who rely on it for
income and their livelihood.
"Charles B. Summers" wrote in message
...
As luck would have it, someone sent me an article about Lake Okeechobee,
and
the effect that last years hurricanes did to the lake.

This should back up what Ronnie was saying and most likely rule out Lake
Okeechobee as a location for next years Mid-Tenn Classic. I've scanned the
article in as a JPEG (for now) and posted a link to it on the Mid-Tenn
Classic site.

http://www.midtennclassic.org/Okee2.jpg



--
www.secretweaponlures.com
www.outdoorfrontiers.com

Charles, don't believe everything you read or hear. Okeechobee is still
producing outstanding fish both in quanity and quality. Past 2 weekends
it took 30 plus pounds to win 2 local tournaments. The nay sayers have
been crying doom for 20 years now. Like all lakes, if we leave mother
nature alone, she will take care of herself. The lake was there long
before you and I and will be there long after. Okeechobee goes through
10 year cycles and may be on the backside of one now, but I promise you
--- on her worse days will bring a smile to your face. It may not be as
easy now to locate the fish for some fishermen, with the loss of some
grass but, believe me, they are still there.


Charles B. Summers wrote:
As luck would have it, someone sent me an article about Lake
Okeechobee, and
the effect that last years hurricanes did to the lake.

This should back up what Ronnie was saying and most likely rule out
Lake
Okeechobee as a location for next years Mid-Tenn Classic. I've
scanned the
article in as a JPEG (for now) and posted a link to it on the
Mid-Tenn
Classic site.

http://www.midtennclassic.org/Okee2.jpg



--
www.secretweaponlures.com
www.outdoorfrontiers.com

Thanks Moe... and it's good to hear you're still with us, even if just
lurking in the background. Think you can get us some reliable information?
Or at least a source?


"Moe" wrote in message
oups.com...
Charles, don't believe everything you read or hear. Okeechobee is still
producing outstanding fish both in quanity and quality. Past 2 weekends
it took 30 plus pounds to win 2 local tournaments. The nay sayers have
been crying doom for 20 years now. Like all lakes, if we leave mother
nature alone, she will take care of herself. The lake was there long
before you and I and will be there long after. Okeechobee goes through
10 year cycles and may be on the backside of one now, but I promise you
--- on her worse days will bring a smile to your face. It may not be as
easy now to locate the fish for some fishermen, with the loss of some
grass but, believe me, they are still there.


Charles B. Summers wrote:
As luck would have it, someone sent me an article about Lake
Okeechobee, and
the effect that last years hurricanes did to the lake.

This should back up what Ronnie was saying and most likely rule out
Lake
Okeechobee as a location for next years Mid-Tenn Classic. I've
scanned the
article in as a JPEG (for now) and posted a link to it on the
Mid-Tenn
Classic site.

http://www.midtennclassic.org/Okee2.jpg



--
www.secretweaponlures.com
www.outdoorfrontiers.com

Hell almost all the lakes in NJ are polluted, we don't want to eat them,
just catch them...great place to put that Walleye fisherman from MI, back in
his place


"Charles B. Summers" wrote in message
...
Thanks Moe... and it's good to hear you're still with us, even if just
lurking in the background. Think you can get us some reliable information?
Or at least a source?


"Moe" wrote in message
oups.com...
Charles, don't believe everything you read or hear. Okeechobee is still
producing outstanding fish both in quanity and quality. Past 2 weekends
it took 30 plus pounds to win 2 local tournaments. The nay sayers have
been crying doom for 20 years now. Like all lakes, if we leave mother
nature alone, she will take care of herself. The lake was there long
before you and I and will be there long after. Okeechobee goes through
10 year cycles and may be on the backside of one now, but I promise you
--- on her worse days will bring a smile to your face. It may not be as
easy now to locate the fish for some fishermen, with the loss of some
grass but, believe me, they are still there.


Charles B. Summers wrote:
As luck would have it, someone sent me an article about Lake
Okeechobee, and
the effect that last years hurricanes did to the lake.

This should back up what Ronnie was saying and most likely rule out
Lake
Okeechobee as a location for next years Mid-Tenn Classic. I've
scanned the
article in as a JPEG (for now) and posted a link to it on the
Mid-Tenn
Classic site.

http://www.midtennclassic.org/Okee2.jpg



--
www.secretweaponlures.com
www.outdoorfrontiers.com

Ewwwwweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee. I like that.


"alwaysfishking" wrote in message
...
Hell almost all the lakes in NJ are polluted, we don't want to eat them,
just catch them...great place to put that Walleye fisherman from MI, back
in
his place


"Charles B. Summers" wrote in message
...
Thanks Moe... and it's good to hear you're still with us, even if just
lurking in the background. Think you can get us some reliable
information?
Or at least a source?


"Moe" wrote in message
oups.com...
Charles, don't believe everything you read or hear. Okeechobee is still
producing outstanding fish both in quanity and quality. Past 2 weekends
it took 30 plus pounds to win 2 local tournaments. The nay sayers have
been crying doom for 20 years now. Like all lakes, if we leave mother
nature alone, she will take care of herself. The lake was there long
before you and I and will be there long after. Okeechobee goes through
10 year cycles and may be on the backside of one now, but I promise you
--- on her worse days will bring a smile to your face. It may not be as
easy now to locate the fish for some fishermen, with the loss of some
grass but, believe me, they are still there.


Charles B. Summers wrote:
As luck would have it, someone sent me an article about Lake
Okeechobee, and
the effect that last years hurricanes did to the lake.

This should back up what Ronnie was saying and most likely rule out
Lake
Okeechobee as a location for next years Mid-Tenn Classic. I've
scanned the
article in as a JPEG (for now) and posted a link to it on the
Mid-Tenn
Classic site.

http://www.midtennclassic.org/Okee2.jpg



--
www.secretweaponlures.com
www.outdoorfrontiers.com

"Jerry Barton (NervisRek)" wrote in message
...
Ewwwwweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee. I like that.


"alwaysfishking" wrote in message
...
Hell almost all the lakes in NJ are polluted, we don't want to eat them,
just catch them...great place to put that Walleye fisherman from MI,
back
in
his place


You know I miss those toxic waste dump fishing photos that used ot get
posted over in ABPF every once ina while. LOL.

Bob La Londe
www.YumaBassMan.com