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March 12th, 2004, 12:17 PM
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Where's the bass
Hi everyone,
I'm new to these newsgroups and thought I would try posting a message to see how it worked. Anyway, is anyone catching any 10+ pounders these days? I'm from the northeast in southern New Hampshire and I'm always looking for a new fishing hole, bass up this way don't typically get that big but it's always fun looking for them. If anyone has a hotspot I wouldn't mind if you shared. I always throw them back for someone else to have fun with, plus this way it gives them a chance to make it to ten plus pounds. Thanks, Ken -- -------------------------------------- Babbling Brook Photography Quality Framed Photography of the great outdoors. 30 Day money back guarantee! http://www.babblingbrookphotography.com 
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March 12th, 2004, 12:42 PM
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A 10 lb bass, you have to be kidding, I am still looking for a 6
pounder..
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March 12th, 2004, 12:44 PM
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Hi Ken, welcome to the group.
Your best chance at a 10 in NH includes Horseshoe Pond in Merrimack (not pretty, but produced a 11-12# C&R citation fish a few years ago); Turkey Pond in Concord (matted milfoil, produced a pair of 11+ for the state shockboat); Elm Brook (known as Stumpfield Res) gave up an 11.5# to the Army Corp shock boat. IMO, some of the ponds around Jaffery/Rindge have the best potential for outsized LM (Poole, Pearly, Contoocook Lake). Email me offlist and I can probably find you some new water (I'm next door to you in Mont Vernon). Eric "Babbling Brook Photography" wrote in message ... Hi everyone, I'm new to these newsgroups and thought I would try posting a message to see how it worked. Anyway, is anyone catching any 10+ pounders these days? I'm from the northeast in southern New Hampshire and I'm always looking for a new fishing hole, bass up this way don't typically get that big but it's always fun looking for them. If anyone has a hotspot I wouldn't mind if you shared. I always throw them back for someone else to have fun with, plus this way it gives them a chance to make it to ten plus pounds. Thanks, Ken -- -------------------------------------- Babbling Brook Photography Quality Framed Photography of the great outdoors. 30 Day money back guarantee! http://www.babblingbrookphotography.com
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March 12th, 2004, 01:37 PM
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whre can i get one of those Army
Corp shock boat.s ;-) "Eric Ryder" wrote in message ... Hi Ken, welcome to the group. Your best chance at a 10 in NH includes Horseshoe Pond in Merrimack (not pretty, but produced a 11-12# C&R citation fish a few years ago); Turkey Pond in Concord (matted milfoil, produced a pair of 11+ for the state shockboat); Elm Brook (known as Stumpfield Res) gave up an 11.5# to the Army Corp shock boat. IMO, some of the ponds around Jaffery/Rindge have the best potential for outsized LM (Poole, Pearly, Contoocook Lake). Email me offlist and I can probably find you some new water (I'm next door to you in Mont Vernon). Eric "Babbling Brook Photography" wrote in message ... Hi everyone, I'm new to these newsgroups and thought I would try posting a message to see how it worked. Anyway, is anyone catching any 10+ pounders these days? I'm from the northeast in southern New Hampshire and I'm always looking for a new fishing hole, bass up this way don't typically get that big but it's always fun looking for them. If anyone has a hotspot I wouldn't mind if you shared. I always throw them back for someone else to have fun with, plus this way it gives them a chance to make it to ten plus pounds. Thanks, Ken -- -------------------------------------- Babbling Brook Photography Quality Framed Photography of the great outdoors. 30 Day money back guarantee! http://www.babblingbrookphotography.com
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March 12th, 2004, 02:08 PM
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Surprise! I've seen two on gsaautions.gov last year. None there right now though. Doc
================================================== =============== "doS" wrote in message ... whre can i get one of those Army Corp shock boat.s ;-)
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March 12th, 2004, 03:35 PM
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How much did they go for, any idea?
"Doc (The Tin Boat King)" wrote in message ... Surprise! I've seen two on gsaautions.gov last year. None there right now though. Doc ================================================== =============== "doS" wrote in message ... whre can i get one of those Army Corp shock boat.s ;-)
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#7
March 12th, 2004, 06:44 PM
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about 350 each. they had taken the motors off the boats but the shockers looked to be still attached. Doc
================================================== ====== "doS" wrote in message ... How much did they go for, any idea?
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#8
March 12th, 2004, 10:41 PM
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They make backpack units too
 "doS" wrote in message ... whre can i get one of those Army Corp shock boat.s ;-) "Eric Ryder" wrote in message ... Hi Ken, welcome to the group. Your best chance at a 10 in NH includes Horseshoe Pond in Merrimack (not pretty, but produced a 11-12# C&R citation fish a few years ago); Turkey Pond in Concord (matted milfoil, produced a pair of 11+ for the state shockboat); Elm Brook (known as Stumpfield Res) gave up an 11.5# to the Army Corp shock boat. IMO, some of the ponds around Jaffery/Rindge have the best potential for outsized LM (Poole, Pearly, Contoocook Lake). Email me offlist and I can probably find you some new water (I'm next door to you in Mont Vernon). Eric "Babbling Brook Photography" wrote in message ... Hi everyone, I'm new to these newsgroups and thought I would try posting a message to see how it worked. Anyway, is anyone catching any 10+ pounders these days? I'm from the northeast in southern New Hampshire and I'm always looking for a new fishing hole, bass up this way don't typically get that big but it's always fun looking for them. If anyone has a hotspot I wouldn't mind if you shared. I always throw them back for someone else to have fun with, plus this way it gives them a chance to make it to ten plus pounds. Thanks, Ken -- -------------------------------------- Babbling Brook Photography Quality Framed Photography of the great outdoors. 30 Day money back guarantee! http://www.babblingbrookphotography.com
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March 12th, 2004, 10:55 PM
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How far south do you want to go ? Pa. Fl. ?
I can help you out in both locations... Drop me a note or stop in at http://sea4two.net for fishing info. allen "Babbling Brook Photography" wrote in message ... Hi everyone, I'm new to these newsgroups and thought I would try posting a message to see how it worked. Anyway, is anyone catching any 10+ pounders these days? I'm from the northeast in southern New Hampshire and I'm always looking for a new fishing hole, bass up this way don't typically get that big but it's always fun looking for them. If anyone has a hotspot I wouldn't mind if you shared. I always throw them back for someone else to have fun with, plus this way it gives them a chance to make it to ten plus pounds. Thanks, Ken -- -------------------------------------- Babbling Brook Photography Quality Framed Photography of the great outdoors. 30 Day money back guarantee! http://www.babblingbrookphotography.com
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#10
March 15th, 2004, 07:32 PM
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Theres a small state park called Echo Lake State park (not the same echo lake
that is a protected flyfishing only trout pond) somewhere near Bartlett I believe. I'm up there atleast once every summer. 3 years back I caught an 8.5 lb smallie, and a 6 lb smallie right next to the swimming area within about 45 seconds of each other on a jointed rapala. 2 years before that I caught a 5 lb smallie on a frog. I also caught a bunch of 3lb fish. This is a small pond, couple hundred feet in each direction, but it abuts a cliff face that goes up probably 2K feet. I'm not even sure how deep it gets, but there seems to be some big fish in there. Give it a try someday you're bored. I believe its about $3 to get into the state park. Rich Babbling Brook Photography wrote: Hi everyone, I'm new to these newsgroups and thought I would try posting a message to see how it worked. Anyway, is anyone catching any 10+ pounders these days? I'm from the northeast in southern New Hampshire and I'm always looking for a new fishing hole, bass up this way don't typically get that big but it's always fun looking for them. If anyone has a hotspot I wouldn't mind if you shared. I always throw them back for someone else to have fun with, plus this way it gives them a chance to make it to ten plus pounds. Thanks, Ken -- -------------------------------------- Babbling Brook Photography Quality Framed Photography of the great outdoors. 30 Day money back guarantee! http://www.babblingbrookphotography.com
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