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Was Bass Lake renamed Boom Lake when the bass left?

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Was Bass Lake renamed Boom Lake when the bass left?

Warren

Bass Lake is part of the Rhinelander Flowage, as is Boom Lake. You've been
in Bass Lake, that's where we went after cutting straight across Boom Lake
and going through the narrows.

Bass Lake, Peggy's Slough, Bostrom's Bay, Thunder Lake, Lake Creek and Boom
Lake are all part of the Rhinelander Flowage.

And oddly enough, I've caught bass in all of them.
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Isn't that where he caught that big ole Bowfin?

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Was Bass Lake renamed Boom Lake when the bass left?

Warren

Bass Lake is part of the Rhinelander Flowage, as is Boom Lake. You've
been in Bass Lake, that's where we went after cutting straight across Boom
Lake and going through the narrows.

Bass Lake, Peggy's Slough, Bostrom's Bay, Thunder Lake, Lake Creek and
Boom Lake are all part of the Rhinelander Flowage.

And oddly enough, I've caught bass in all of them.
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Odd indeed, lmao!

Warren

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Was Bass Lake renamed Boom Lake when the bass left?

Warren

Bass Lake is part of the Rhinelander Flowage, as is Boom Lake. You've
been
in Bass Lake, that's where we went after cutting straight across Boom Lake
and going through the narrows.

Bass Lake, Peggy's Slough, Bostrom's Bay, Thunder Lake, Lake Creek and
Boom
Lake are all part of the Rhinelander Flowage.

And oddly enough, I've caught bass in all of them.
--
Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com
G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
http://www.herefishyfishy.com

Yup. The secret's out now!

WW

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Isn't that where he caught that big ole Bowfin?

(I know... I have no room to talk, LOL)


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Was Bass Lake renamed Boom Lake when the bass left?

Warren

Bass Lake is part of the Rhinelander Flowage, as is Boom Lake. You've
been in Bass Lake, that's where we went after cutting straight across
Boom
Lake and going through the narrows.

Bass Lake, Peggy's Slough, Bostrom's Bay, Thunder Lake, Lake Creek and
Boom Lake are all part of the Rhinelander Flowage.

And oddly enough, I've caught bass in all of them.
--
Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com
G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
http://www.herefishyfishy.com

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Was Bass Lake renamed Boom Lake when the bass left?

Warren

Bass Lake is part of the Rhinelander Flowage, as is Boom Lake. You've been
in Bass Lake, that's where we went after cutting straight across Boom Lake
and going through the narrows.

Bass Lake, Peggy's Slough, Bostrom's Bay, Thunder Lake, Lake Creek and Boom
Lake are all part of the Rhinelander Flowage.

And oddly enough, I've caught bass in all of them.

You and a whole lot of others :}

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