TR- Best Laid Plans

On Jun 23, 9:10*pm, georgecleveland wrote:
The Kickapoo thing will happen on the 24th to 26th of September as
it
looks right now. But we'll be doing afly fishing smallmouth thing the
end of next month (23rd to 25th) at a small campground on a river
which I won't name here but will gladly identify and send GPS
co-ordinates on request. (Although even that is up in the air since
that river has been near flood stage for weeks and will probably be
over its banks by Sunday).

GeoC

Thanks for the info on the Kickapoo thing.
By "we'll be doing a fly fishing smallmouth thing" do you mean Wolf
and you and others?
Joel

On Wed, 23 Jun 2010 20:45:37 -0700 (PDT), "Joel *DFD*"
wrote:

On Jun 23, 9:10*pm, georgecleveland wrote:
The Kickapoo thing will happen on the 24th to 26th of September as
it
looks right now. But we'll be doing afly fishing smallmouth thing the
end of next month (23rd to 25th) at a small campground on a river
which I won't name here but will gladly identify and send GPS
co-ordinates on request. (Although even that is up in the air since
that river has been near flood stage for weeks and will probably be
over its banks by Sunday).

GeoC

Thanks for the info on the Kickapoo thing.
By "we'll be doing a fly fishing smallmouth thing" do you mean Wolf
and you and others?
Joel


Well, Mr. Wolf is certainly welcome but its actually the 2010 WFFP
Smallie Clave. The same thing that went down on the Wisconsin north of
Merrill a few years ago. This year we're holding it on a river at
these co-ordinates;

45.378718,-90.534089

http://maps.google.com/maps?q=45.378...,0.041242&z=15

We'll call it the "Yump" River to guard against casual Gogglers. Its
truly an excellent smallie and muskie stream. Usually easily waded or,
if the water is a little higher, a fun canoeing river. Come on up, if
you have a mind to. Or anyone else for that matter. The campground at
that spot is small but there is a USFS campground 7 miles to the
southeast and a county campground 7 miles to the northeast. Not much
for towns close by but Medford and Prentice are a short hop (20
miles) away.

GeoC