Can You Pinpoint the Exact Spot...

Can you pinpoint the exact spot where you caught your very first bass?

I can. I remember it very well.

http://terraserver.microsoft.com/ima...97&Y=18181&W=1

1974 on inline spinnerbaits. Hooked a bunch and landed a few.



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"Bob La Londe" wrote in message
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Can you pinpoint the exact spot where you caught your very first bass?

I can. I remember it very well.

http://terraserver.microsoft.com/ima...97&Y=18181&W=1

1974 on inline spinnerbaits. Hooked a bunch and landed a few.


Hey Joe, I drove you past that spot.


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Bob La Londe wrote:
Can you pinpoint the exact spot where you caught your very first bass?

I can. I remember it very well.

http://terraserver.microsoft.com/ima...97&Y=18181&W=1

1974 on inline spinnerbaits. Hooked a bunch and landed a few.




Dang I can remember the first fish,, a blue gill caught on a cane pole
from a great aunt's farm pond,, that was 51 years ago, it is the only
memory I have left when I was 3 years old, but I can still see
everything that happened that day. My older Brother flipping a cow paddy
getting the worms, the stick we used as a float, my cousin yelling for
me to raise the pole, when the stick went under, my Dad's face when I
ran up to the house to show him my fish. ( I will never forget that day
as long as I live)

My first Bass was just another fish I guess, as it does not stand out now

Now my son's first bass I remember, I even have a photo from 30 years
ago,, I will post it over on alt.binaries.pictures.fishing

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"Bob La Londe" wrote in message
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Can you pinpoint the exact spot where you caught your very first bass?

No. But I'm sure I can get within1/4 mile. It was at New York's Cayuga Lake
and this was not my actual first bass, but my first keeper, in July 1970, a
year after I started fishing. I remember it just as if it were yesterday. A
16"er on a Hula Popper in mid-afternoon on a July day under bluebird skies.



I can. I remember it very well.

http://terraserver.microsoft.com/ima...97&Y=18181&W=1

1974 on inline spinnerbaits. Hooked a bunch and landed a few.


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1967 Arkansas, distant relative's farm pond, cane pole with a cricket,
probably 1.5# bass that was a blast on the cane pole and I "ain't been
right since".
"Marty" wrote in message
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"Bob La Londe" wrote in message
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Can you pinpoint the exact spot where you caught your very first bass?

No. But I'm sure I can get within1/4 mile. It was at New York's Cayuga
Lake and this was not my actual first bass, but my first keeper, in July
1970, a year after I started fishing. I remember it just as if it were
yesterday. A 16"er on a Hula Popper in mid-afternoon on a July day under
bluebird skies.



I can. I remember it very well.

http://terraserver.microsoft.com/ima...97&Y=18181&W=1

1974 on inline spinnerbaits. Hooked a bunch and landed a few.


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"Bob La Londe" wrote in message
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Can you pinpoint the exact spot where you caught your very first bass?

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(The first one)

The Stones River, right above the mill pond in Halls Hill, Tn. On a cane
pole with a worm. It was maybe 8 inches long.

(The last one)

This morning in front of the cabin, On a spinner bait, Ardent bait
caster, and Tour Edition Quantum PT rod. It was about 15 inches long.

Guess which one was the most fun, and the most memorable.

John B

Yes, I remember your pointing it out to me.

Joe
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"Bob La Londe" srote:
Hey Joe, I drove you past that spot.

On Sun, 11 Nov 2007 11:13:52 -0600, (John B) wrote:


"Bob La Londe" wrote in message
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Can you pinpoint the exact spot where you caught your very first bass?

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(The first one)

The Stones River, right above the mill pond in Halls Hill, Tn. On a cane
pole with a worm. It was maybe 8 inches long.

(The last one)

This morning in front of the cabin, On a spinner bait, Ardent bait
caster, and Tour Edition Quantum PT rod. It was about 15 inches long.

Guess which one was the most fun, and the most memorable.

HA!

Too young to actually remember my first bass in detail, but Dad always
told me it was a 1/2 pounder caught on roach bait below a spinner with
cane pole, porcupine quill float, at Dacus Landing, just across the
mighty Mississippi River from Memphis. Six years old.

Echo Park in downtown Los Angeles.

I was about 11 years old and fishing for crappie with a little gold spoon.

I had finished a retrieve and was pulling the spoon out of the water when a
bass grabbed it.

Yanked it onto the bank and that was my first bass.

Ed Chait