BassPro Shops coming to NE
 

I just found out that Bass Pro Shops is coming to New England. It will be
in Foxboro, Mass. Posted on their website and the Providence Journal stated
that it will open in 2007. Christmas came early I can't wait.

BassPro Shops coming to NE
 

"Pat_RI" wrote in message
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I just found out that Bass Pro Shops is coming to New England. It will be
in Foxboro, Mass. Posted on their website and the Providence Journal
stated
that it will open in 2007. Christmas came early I can't wait.



Watch your wallet at that place once it's open in 2007. Mine tends to jump
out of my back pocket and beg for various items as I stroll the aisles at
the one here near Charlotte (Concord Mills). :-)

BassPro Shops coming to NE
 

Shoot... I think my wallet arrives early!


"SimRacer" wrote in message
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"Pat_RI" wrote in message
news:LZIjf.25332$0h5.21473@dukeread10...
I just found out that Bass Pro Shops is coming to New England. It will
be
in Foxboro, Mass. Posted on their website and the Providence Journal
stated
that it will open in 2007. Christmas came early I can't wait.



Watch your wallet at that place once it's open in 2007. Mine tends to jump
out of my back pocket and beg for various items as I stroll the aisles at
the one here near Charlotte (Concord Mills). :-)

BassPro Shops coming to NE
 

"Charles B. Summers" wrote in message
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Shoot... I think my wallet arrives early!

I dunno, maybe I have too much stuff (is that possible?) but I've been to
the BassPro in Gurney Illinois, Orlando Florida and Nashville Tennessee and
so far, I've spent a grand total of $19.99 for one shirt. Nothing I've seen
has jumped out and screamed "Buy Me!!!"
--
Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com
G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
http://www.herefishyfishy.com

BassPro Shops coming to NE
 

"Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers" wrote in
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"Charles B. Summers" wrote in message
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Shoot... I think my wallet arrives early!

I dunno, maybe I have too much stuff (is that possible?) but I've been to
the BassPro in Gurney Illinois, Orlando Florida and Nashville Tennessee
and
so far, I've spent a grand total of $19.99 for one shirt. Nothing I've
seen
has jumped out and screamed "Buy Me!!!"

Then you very likely have too much stuff! lol

I'm the opposite, I can always find some soft plastic in that hard to find
color, or that certain broken back swimming minnow from Japan in some new
color...and I am always looking for certain tensile strengths of Power Pro
too...in moss green please. Then about every 3rd or 4th trip back, I need a
new tackle bag to hold all the extra stuff... ;-) I usually spend at least
$20 every time I stop by, good thing it is halfway across the state from me.


--
Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com
G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
http://www.herefishyfishy.com

BassPro Shops coming to NE
 

"Pat_RI" wrote in message
news:LZIjf.25332$0h5.21473@dukeread10...
I just found out that Bass Pro Shops is coming to New England. It will be
in Foxboro, Mass. Posted on their website and the Providence Journal
stated
that it will open in 2007. Christmas came early I can't wait.



Fair warning... A first visit to a BPS can be a disappointment. My first
in person visit to a BPS was the new one in Las Vegas. I was disappointed
by the fact that many of the things I wanted or wanted to look at that are
listed in the catalog where not in the store. It was fun though walking
through the boats area and getting to climb on and check out all the boats.

--
Bob La Londe
http://www.YumaBassMan.com

BassPro Shops coming to NE
 

I have to BPS before I just like that it is going to give a greater choice
of lures and equipment that we will not have to order them most of the time.
"Bob La Londe" wrote in message
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"Pat_RI" wrote in message
news:LZIjf.25332$0h5.21473@dukeread10...
I just found out that Bass Pro Shops is coming to New England. It will
be
in Foxboro, Mass. Posted on their website and the Providence Journal
stated
that it will open in 2007. Christmas came early I can't wait.



Fair warning... A first visit to a BPS can be a disappointment. My first
in person visit to a BPS was the new one in Las Vegas. I was disappointed
by the fact that many of the things I wanted or wanted to look at that are
listed in the catalog where not in the store. It was fun though walking
through the boats area and getting to climb on and check out all the
boats.

--
Bob La Londe
http://www.YumaBassMan.com