A much needed trip...

(RGarri7470) wrote in message ...
There was also talk of a future Mid-Tenn Classic to be held on this lake
too.

Sounds great - I loved Kentucky Lake the one time I fished it - placed second
in the Southern Regional in 1983 and missed going to the Classic by 2 pounds.
Caught a huge number of bass back then, would like to try it again. Would both
lakes be open to the tournament? If I remember right, each one is only about
115 miles long and you can cross over from one to the other in a canal near the
dam.
Ronnie

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Yes, Ronnie. The tournment would be open to KY lake. Read my post
"Mid-tenn classic on Lake Barkley?" Glad to hear you're interested!
And you're right huge number of fish...Still is!

I'm asking everyone who is interested to make a post about there thoughts
under that post. "Mid-Tenn classic on Lake Barkley?"

Thanks,
-Justin
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A much needed trip...

Group: rec.outdoors.fishing.bass Date: Mon, Oct 20, 2003, 8:54pm From:
(Charles=A0B.=A0Summers)
I think he's in Bumpus Mills. He hasn't posted here in awhile though.
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Charles, are you talking about the McCoy I might have known in the navy?
JK

Hmm... I don't know. Look up McCoy's Market and give him a call. You never
know... it is a small world!

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"John Kerr" wrote in message
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A much needed trip...

Group: rec.outdoors.fishing.bass Date: Mon, Oct 20, 2003, 8:54pm From:
(Charles B. Summers)
I think he's in Bumpus Mills. He hasn't posted here in awhile though.
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Charles, are you talking about the McCoy I might have known in the navy?
JK