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On Mon, 13 Dec 2004 00:29:06 -0500, "go-bassn"
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...best bass trip of 2004.

Everyone?

Happy & Healthy Holidays to You All!


This summer I took my 4 year old grandson Alex out in the boat fishing
for the first time. He had never been fishing or in a boat in the
water. You have to understand this is the kid that picks up sticks
and when you ask him what he is doing he answers fishing! I have
described it here before so I will spare you all but the answer he had
when, after 2 hours or so, I asked if he wanted to leave. He looked
up at me and said in a dead serious voice, Just one more grandpa, can
I catch just one more?

Needless to say he spent 5 plus hours catching Bluegills, Perch,
Crappies and some nice 1 1/2 to 2 pound Bass.

Second was the Classic here this summer. Great guys, great boats,
great time!!!

Good health, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all.

BTW, at Thanksgiving dinner I was mistaken by a 2 1/2 year old for
Santa. HO HO HO

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"go-bassn" wrote in message
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...best bass trip of 2004.

Everyone?

Happy & Healthy Holidays to You All!

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I only got out three times this season because of a torn calf muscle early
in the year but all three of those were my best trips. They made me realize
that fishing is much more than just fishing to me. It is therapy. It is the
best way I know of to just let the weight of everyday responsibilities
disappear. It is an escape from the day to day pressures where all that
matters to me is the stillness of the water and the beauty of the
surroundings. It is a way to get in touch with my inner self and make peace
with whatever is not right in my world at that given time. The most
important thing it taught me was that I will never be without fishing in my
life until the day they pry my cold dead hand from the rod and reel.

Good fishing all,
Phil

On Mon, 13 Dec 2004 00:29:06 -0500, "go-bassn"
wrote:

...best bass trip of 2004.

Everyone?

Happy & Healthy Holidays to You All!

Had to be the day I caught a 5.5 lb bass on the outside edge of a
small pad bed on a jig-n-pig. I decided to try another pad bed and on
the way threw the jig next to a little stick-up and caught a 6.5 lb
bass. Big bass for a shallow 57 acre pond.
Richard g
www.bassstalkers.com

My best trip of the year was probably the outing in Georgia I got to
share with Ronnie Garrison, on West Point. We didn't catch a whole lot, but
it sure was nice getting out on a lake in March, and catching a couple
decent fish! In Indiana, I'm lucky to catch a fish in March. It was nice
to be able to get out on a lake that you always hear a lot
about...especially with someone who knows a thing or two about the lake! It
was also nice getting a chance to meet someone from the group...

Maybe we can get together again this coming March, Ronnie? I hope to be
making another trip down to see the grandson, and plan on having a boat with
me this time!
--
Andrew Kidd

"go-bassn" wrote in message
...
...best bass trip of 2004.

Everyone?

Happy & Healthy Holidays to You All!

--
Warren

http://www.warrenwolk.com
Http://www.tri-statebassmasters.com
2004 NJ B.A.S.S. Federation State Champions

go-bassn wrote:

...best bass trip of 2004.

Everyone?

Happy & Healthy Holidays to You All!

January, I told it here then, so I won't go into details. Slow time
at work, nice day for January, and the boss takes me and another
coworker to a 30 acre private lake where we tore 'em up for a few hours.
Friend Bobby had big bass at 9lb. 5oz. pic he
http://www.myfishingpictures.com/img/027490.JPG