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Old November 4th, 2004, 06:10 PM
Wayne Knight
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When I left Kansas, I had hoped that Indiana would be a place to stay a
few years, even if it was a desert for trout fishing. Nice enough place
is Indianapolis. We got a decent home at a decent price and the wife
acclimated quickly. And what it lacks in trout, it makes up in
transporation to trout streams in that I can be on my favorite waters
(SW Wisconsin, N. Michigan, and the Appalachians) in a realatively easy
day's drive. It has two fly shops and is really only lacking a decent
gun store if you like upland birds and nicer shotguns most of us can't
afford.

But as luck would have it, I got a phone call at the end of June from
an old friend asking me to consider something. After initially turning
it down, a courtship ensued and next week I will begin working out of
Kalamazoo MI. Easier access to trout streams (Grayling's *just* three
hours away plus there are things closer), great lakes steelhead and
salmon plus a good number of my friends live between Lansing and
Detroit.

Even tho I will be based in Kalamazoo, my initial area of concentration
is going to be a small hospital in Dowogiac.

If anyone is in the area or passing through, feel free to stop by and
say hello.

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Old November 4th, 2004, 06:26 PM
Wayne Knight
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William Claspy wrote:

K'zoo, you say?

http://www.bellsbeer.com


I know the beer well. Tis less damage on one's wallet to drive to
Indiana to purchase

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Old November 4th, 2004, 06:26 PM
Wayne Knight
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William Claspy wrote:

K'zoo, you say?

http://www.bellsbeer.com


I know the beer well. Tis less damage on one's wallet to drive to
Indiana to purchase

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Old November 5th, 2004, 01:58 AM
Wayne Cattanach
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A Note Found Pinned To Wayne's Pillow One Morning . . .

"Your Loved One has been Kidnapped by Radical Michingan Troutbum
Terrorists. Ransom is out of the question. He will be exposed to such
cruelties as . . having to fish Bamboo . . . . and drinking Single Malt
Scotch. However . . .If the Trout Gods find favor . . he may be allowed
to fish for his freedom"


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Old November 5th, 2004, 01:58 AM
Wayne Cattanach
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A Note Found Pinned To Wayne's Pillow One Morning . . .

"Your Loved One has been Kidnapped by Radical Michingan Troutbum
Terrorists. Ransom is out of the question. He will be exposed to such
cruelties as . . having to fish Bamboo . . . . and drinking Single Malt
Scotch. However . . .If the Trout Gods find favor . . he may be allowed
to fish for his freedom"


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Old November 5th, 2004, 02:03 AM
Wayne Knight
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"Wayne Cattanach" wrote in message
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A Note Found Pinned To Wayne's Pillow One Morning . . .


Wayne

Good to hear from you , how the hell are you? And when are those radical
troutbums gonna take me away?


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Old November 5th, 2004, 02:03 AM
Wayne Knight
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"Wayne Cattanach" wrote in message
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A Note Found Pinned To Wayne's Pillow One Morning . . .


Wayne

Good to hear from you , how the hell are you? And when are those radical
troutbums gonna take me away?


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Old November 5th, 2004, 02:21 PM
ezflyfisher
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karma.

from kansas to kalamazoo. good trout karma.

i'm happy for you my friend...... and oh yeah, thanks for the read, i
enjoyed it very much.

wally



"Wayne Knight" wrote in message
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When I left Kansas, I had hoped that Indiana would be a place to stay a
few years, even if it was a desert for trout fishing. Nice enough place
is Indianapolis. We got a decent home at a decent price and the wife
acclimated quickly. And what it lacks in trout, it makes up in
transporation to trout streams in that I can be on my favorite waters
(SW Wisconsin, N. Michigan, and the Appalachians) in a realatively easy
day's drive. It has two fly shops and is really only lacking a decent
gun store if you like upland birds and nicer shotguns most of us can't
afford.

But as luck would have it, I got a phone call at the end of June from
an old friend asking me to consider something. After initially turning
it down, a courtship ensued and next week I will begin working out of
Kalamazoo MI. Easier access to trout streams (Grayling's *just* three
hours away plus there are things closer), great lakes steelhead and
salmon plus a good number of my friends live between Lansing and
Detroit.

Even tho I will be based in Kalamazoo, my initial area of concentration
is going to be a small hospital in Dowogiac.

If anyone is in the area or passing through, feel free to stop by and
say hello.



 




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