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November 24th, 2003, 06:20 PM
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tackle business
Sounds like it should be small (and stay small) and something different. It
will only be fun if you have some dough stored away that you don't mind throwing at it. In other words you are prepared to sustain a loss. Suppose you don't take a war games attitude to it and approach it much like angling itself. In any case i do believe that it can be done and a gone angling type of life can happen too. 
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