Couer D' Alene ID

"Jeff" wrote in message
nk.net...
hey John...are you coming over to the Madison to visit with us this year?
warren claims the fishing is on...and jacklin apparently nailed a big one
in the channel between the lakes. makela and i will be at the slide inn,
daniel and the lovely Cindy will be at the cabin creek area for a few
days, and warren is gonna be in and out during the week. Frank Reid claims
he's fleeing nebraska for a few days too. Not sure who else is planning on
showing up. still haven't heard from Roger. If he didn't come he was
going to cede his room at the slide inn to one of our crowd. it would be
great to see and fish with you again.

As of this am my plans are to depart wonderful Missoula on Tuesday the 11th
of July sometime in the late afternoon. My intentions at this point are to
drive down toward YNP with a carfull of fishing/camping gear. The way
things are going around here now, I may just stop and spend the week at Reds
bar with a bottle of scotch instead.

By the way there is this secret lake- that I can't name- but if you go to
google earth and look at 44d55'48" N and 110d54'06" I think we need to be
there at some point. I hear its full of big brookies
:-)

john


jeff

John Hightower wrote:
"Kevin Vang" wrote in message
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In article .com,
says...


It occurs to me, when I said this:


The lower Clark Fork, in Montana, about 2 hours to the east.
If you go there, I would hire a guide with a boat

I was lying. If I wanted to fish the Clark Fork, I would really
start sucking up to my close personal friend, John Hightower!
For a Republican, he's not a bad guy.


Actually I was going to offer to take Wayne down the Clarks Fork- or
possibly meeting him at a location I emailed him about- depending on the
water conditions- mid August the Clarks Fork can get pretty warm. The
only hitch in the giddyup is that we are doing a wedding at the house
August 12- the kids will be staying around for a few days before they
head back to Ft. Knox. My activities following the wedding may be a bit
constrained. I am supposed to get the new son in law out for a fishing
or fishing/camping trip at some point.


Kevin
and John, if you read this, I want to assure you that no boats
have sunk out from underneath me for several years now.


Glad to hear it- though, comming from a dem, I'll have to remain
skeptical as to the overall implications of the issued statement. For
instance you don't say that you havn't been responsible for the loss of a
boat through other some other means, or that maybe, just maybe you jumped
clear of a boat that was in the process of sinking- so technically it
didn't go "out from underneath me". You can't be to carefull these days
:-)

Good to hear from you Kevin, hope you and all of yours are well and
healthy.

jh

John Hightower wrote:


By the way there is this secret lake- that I can't name- but if you go to
google earth and look at 44d55'48" N and 110d54'06" I think we need to be
there at some point. I hear its full of big brookies
:-)


Here's one!

http://www.crystalglen.net/Fishing/FawnLake.jpg

Actually, a trip to Fawn is on Warren's agenda! If I make it to the
"clave", I plan on tagging along.

I think that the "Fawn Lake" that Ken saw was the nearby "puddle" at 44
55 40, 110 54 06.

Willi