Now This is Exciting...

Right Randy, I am just trying to put myself in their shoes. I am guessing
that it has to be how popular the B.A.S.S is in a specific region. Oh well,
I am not going to kill myself over it, I just wish that they would recognize
that this fishery is worth their time.

Take care,

Chris
"Alwaysfishking" wrote in message
...
Has nothing to do with turning in big bags of fish Chris..Remember the
Classic will be held in Pittsburgh next year. They will be lucky to weigh
a
5 fish limit for 12 lbs from what I hear.. That should be a doozy!!!


"Chris Rennert" wrote in message
. ..
Wow, I am not saying that it isn't true, but that doesn't sound like
Mid-Western people. Then again I really wouldn't know because I guess I
am
not an outsider.
That cannot be the reason though, hell they get shot at in Louisiana :-).

We have so many big watersheds here such as the Winnebago chain that can
turn out 15lb 5 fish limits , Madison chain, which I have seen turn out
20lb
limits. And then of course you have Green Bay (Sturgeon Bay) and that is
a
smallmouth factory where if you don't have a 4lb average limit you might
as
well not weigh in. It is not like we don't have the facilities to host
a
big tournament, maybe it is just to far off the beaten path, but that
logic
is flawed because the go to Lake St. Claire in Michigan. Really we also
have the Mississippi river which turns out really good limits. I think
they
let that Chicago Classic turn them off to this area. It is not my fault
the
wind blew out of the east for 3 days at 15mph.
Oh well, it just sux that I will probably have to move south (nothing
against moving south, I just love it up here because I have my steelhead
fishing as well) to pursue that dream.
oh well,

Chris
"Joe Z" wrote in message
...
The last time BASS was on Lake Minnetonka in Minnesota they were
treated
like illegal immigrants by the rich & snobbish on that lake. I was
there
one
day and talked to some of the wives on the dock waiting for the weigh
in.
Mrs. Woo Daves told me they were harassed by local police and water
patrol.
Even traffic stops where cops asked to search their boats. There were a
few
other stories but my memory is fuzzy after that many years. ;-) Joe Z.

"Chris Rennert" wrote in message
...
Once again the mid-west gets the shaft from B.A.S.S....... I don't
understand, it, I wonder if they base it on magazine subscriptions?
Oh well, it will make it that much sweeter :-)

haha

Chris
"go-bassn" wrote in message
...


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On Wed, 6 Oct 2004 11:03:29 -0500, "Chris Rennert"
sent into the ether:

Right Randy, I am just trying to put myself in their shoes. I am guessing
that it has to be how popular the B.A.S.S is in a specific region. Oh well,
I am not going to kill myself over it, I just wish that they would recognize
that this fishery is worth their time.

Take care,

Chris

Even more than the fishery is, the fishermen are more than worth their
time.

"Alwaysfishking" wrote in message
...
Has nothing to do with turning in big bags of fish Chris..Remember the
Classic will be held in Pittsburgh next year. They will be lucky to weigh
a
5 fish limit for 12 lbs from what I hear.. That should be a doozy!!!


"Chris Rennert" wrote in message
. ..
Wow, I am not saying that it isn't true, but that doesn't sound like
Mid-Western people. Then again I really wouldn't know because I guess I
am
not an outsider.
That cannot be the reason though, hell they get shot at in Louisiana :-).

We have so many big watersheds here such as the Winnebago chain that can
turn out 15lb 5 fish limits , Madison chain, which I have seen turn out
20lb
limits. And then of course you have Green Bay (Sturgeon Bay) and that is
a
smallmouth factory where if you don't have a 4lb average limit you might
as
well not weigh in. It is not like we don't have the facilities to host
a
big tournament, maybe it is just to far off the beaten path, but that
logic
is flawed because the go to Lake St. Claire in Michigan. Really we also
have the Mississippi river which turns out really good limits. I think
they
let that Chicago Classic turn them off to this area. It is not my fault
the
wind blew out of the east for 3 days at 15mph.
Oh well, it just sux that I will probably have to move south (nothing
against moving south, I just love it up here because I have my steelhead
fishing as well) to pursue that dream.
oh well,

Chris
"Joe Z" wrote in message
...
The last time BASS was on Lake Minnetonka in Minnesota they were
treated
like illegal immigrants by the rich & snobbish on that lake. I was
there
one
day and talked to some of the wives on the dock waiting for the weigh
in.
Mrs. Woo Daves told me they were harassed by local police and water
patrol.
Even traffic stops where cops asked to search their boats. There were a
few
other stories but my memory is fuzzy after that many years. ;-) Joe Z.

"Chris Rennert" wrote in message
...
Once again the mid-west gets the shaft from B.A.S.S....... I don't
understand, it, I wonder if they base it on magazine subscriptions?
Oh well, it will make it that much sweeter :-)

haha

Chris
"go-bassn" wrote in message
...


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tml

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Randy, a 12# bag is considered a good one in most Classics, including this
past year's.

Warren

"Alwaysfishking" wrote in message
...
Has nothing to do with turning in big bags of fish Chris..Remember the
Classic will be held in Pittsburgh next year. They will be lucky to weigh
a
5 fish limit for 12 lbs from what I hear.. That should be a doozy!!!


"Chris Rennert" wrote in message
. ..
Wow, I am not saying that it isn't true, but that doesn't sound like
Mid-Western people. Then again I really wouldn't know because I guess I
am
not an outsider.
That cannot be the reason though, hell they get shot at in Louisiana
:-).

We have so many big watersheds here such as the Winnebago chain that can
turn out 15lb 5 fish limits , Madison chain, which I have seen turn out
20lb
limits. And then of course you have Green Bay (Sturgeon Bay) and that
is
a
smallmouth factory where if you don't have a 4lb average limit you might
as
well not weigh in. It is not like we don't have the facilities to host
a
big tournament, maybe it is just to far off the beaten path, but that
logic
is flawed because the go to Lake St. Claire in Michigan. Really we also
have the Mississippi river which turns out really good limits. I think
they
let that Chicago Classic turn them off to this area. It is not my fault
the
wind blew out of the east for 3 days at 15mph.
Oh well, it just sux that I will probably have to move south (nothing
against moving south, I just love it up here because I have my steelhead
fishing as well) to pursue that dream.
oh well,

Chris
"Joe Z" wrote in message
...
The last time BASS was on Lake Minnetonka in Minnesota they were
treated
like illegal immigrants by the rich & snobbish on that lake. I was
there
one
day and talked to some of the wives on the dock waiting for the weigh
in.
Mrs. Woo Daves told me they were harassed by local police and water
patrol.
Even traffic stops where cops asked to search their boats. There were
a
few
other stories but my memory is fuzzy after that many years. ;-) Joe Z.

"Chris Rennert" wrote in message
...
Once again the mid-west gets the shaft from B.A.S.S....... I don't
understand, it, I wonder if they base it on magazine subscriptions?
Oh well, it will make it that much sweeter :-)

haha

Chris
"go-bassn" wrote in message
...



http://espn.go.com/outdoors/bassmast...eries_launch.h
tml

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

Warren,

I wanted to get your opinion on why B.A.S.S don't come to Wisconsin &
Minnesota at all???

Chris
"go-bassn" wrote in message
...
Randy, a 12# bag is considered a good one in most Classics, including this
past year's.

Warren

"Alwaysfishking" wrote in message
...
Has nothing to do with turning in big bags of fish Chris..Remember the
Classic will be held in Pittsburgh next year. They will be lucky to weigh
a
5 fish limit for 12 lbs from what I hear.. That should be a doozy!!!


"Chris Rennert" wrote in message
. ..
Wow, I am not saying that it isn't true, but that doesn't sound like
Mid-Western people. Then again I really wouldn't know because I guess
I
am
not an outsider.
That cannot be the reason though, hell they get shot at in Louisiana
:-).

We have so many big watersheds here such as the Winnebago chain that
can
turn out 15lb 5 fish limits , Madison chain, which I have seen turn out
20lb
limits. And then of course you have Green Bay (Sturgeon Bay) and that
is
a
smallmouth factory where if you don't have a 4lb average limit you
might
as
well not weigh in. It is not like we don't have the facilities to
host
a
big tournament, maybe it is just to far off the beaten path, but that
logic
is flawed because the go to Lake St. Claire in Michigan. Really we
also
have the Mississippi river which turns out really good limits. I think
they
let that Chicago Classic turn them off to this area. It is not my
fault
the
wind blew out of the east for 3 days at 15mph.
Oh well, it just sux that I will probably have to move south (nothing
against moving south, I just love it up here because I have my
steelhead
fishing as well) to pursue that dream.
oh well,

Chris
"Joe Z" wrote in message
...
The last time BASS was on Lake Minnetonka in Minnesota they were
treated
like illegal immigrants by the rich & snobbish on that lake. I was
there
one
day and talked to some of the wives on the dock waiting for the weigh
in.
Mrs. Woo Daves told me they were harassed by local police and water
patrol.
Even traffic stops where cops asked to search their boats. There were
a
few
other stories but my memory is fuzzy after that many years. ;-) Joe
Z.

"Chris Rennert" wrote in message
...
Once again the mid-west gets the shaft from B.A.S.S....... I don't
understand, it, I wonder if they base it on magazine subscriptions?
Oh well, it will make it that much sweeter :-)

haha

Chris
"go-bassn" wrote in message
...



http://espn.go.com/outdoors/bassmast...eries_launch.h
tml

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

That is supposed to be "Doesn't come" not "Don't come"
"go-bassn" wrote in message
...
Randy, a 12# bag is considered a good one in most Classics, including this
past year's.

Warren

"Alwaysfishking" wrote in message
...
Has nothing to do with turning in big bags of fish Chris..Remember the
Classic will be held in Pittsburgh next year. They will be lucky to weigh
a
5 fish limit for 12 lbs from what I hear.. That should be a doozy!!!


"Chris Rennert" wrote in message
. ..
Wow, I am not saying that it isn't true, but that doesn't sound like
Mid-Western people. Then again I really wouldn't know because I guess
I
am
not an outsider.
That cannot be the reason though, hell they get shot at in Louisiana
:-).

We have so many big watersheds here such as the Winnebago chain that
can
turn out 15lb 5 fish limits , Madison chain, which I have seen turn out
20lb
limits. And then of course you have Green Bay (Sturgeon Bay) and that
is
a
smallmouth factory where if you don't have a 4lb average limit you
might
as
well not weigh in. It is not like we don't have the facilities to
host
a
big tournament, maybe it is just to far off the beaten path, but that
logic
is flawed because the go to Lake St. Claire in Michigan. Really we
also
have the Mississippi river which turns out really good limits. I think
they
let that Chicago Classic turn them off to this area. It is not my
fault
the
wind blew out of the east for 3 days at 15mph.
Oh well, it just sux that I will probably have to move south (nothing
against moving south, I just love it up here because I have my
steelhead
fishing as well) to pursue that dream.
oh well,

Chris
"Joe Z" wrote in message
...
The last time BASS was on Lake Minnetonka in Minnesota they were
treated
like illegal immigrants by the rich & snobbish on that lake. I was
there
one
day and talked to some of the wives on the dock waiting for the weigh
in.
Mrs. Woo Daves told me they were harassed by local police and water
patrol.
Even traffic stops where cops asked to search their boats. There were
a
few
other stories but my memory is fuzzy after that many years. ;-) Joe
Z.

"Chris Rennert" wrote in message
...
Once again the mid-west gets the shaft from B.A.S.S....... I don't
understand, it, I wonder if they base it on magazine subscriptions?
Oh well, it will make it that much sweeter :-)

haha

Chris
"go-bassn" wrote in message
...



http://espn.go.com/outdoors/bassmast...eries_launch.h
tml

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

It's all about the cash that they're offered by various hosts Chris. I know
the last Minnetonka event was amazing...

WW

"Chris Rennert" wrote in message
. ..
Warren,

I wanted to get your opinion on why B.A.S.S don't come to Wisconsin &
Minnesota at all???

Chris
"go-bassn" wrote in message
...
Randy, a 12# bag is considered a good one in most Classics, including
this
past year's.

Warren

"Alwaysfishking" wrote in message
...
Has nothing to do with turning in big bags of fish Chris..Remember the
Classic will be held in Pittsburgh next year. They will be lucky to
weigh
a
5 fish limit for 12 lbs from what I hear.. That should be a doozy!!!


"Chris Rennert" wrote in message
. ..
Wow, I am not saying that it isn't true, but that doesn't sound like
Mid-Western people. Then again I really wouldn't know because I
guess
I
am
not an outsider.
That cannot be the reason though, hell they get shot at in Louisiana
:-).

We have so many big watersheds here such as the Winnebago chain that
can
turn out 15lb 5 fish limits , Madison chain, which I have seen turn
out
20lb
limits. And then of course you have Green Bay (Sturgeon Bay) and
that
is
a
smallmouth factory where if you don't have a 4lb average limit you
might
as
well not weigh in. It is not like we don't have the facilities to
host
a
big tournament, maybe it is just to far off the beaten path, but that
logic
is flawed because the go to Lake St. Claire in Michigan. Really we
also
have the Mississippi river which turns out really good limits. I
think
they
let that Chicago Classic turn them off to this area. It is not my
fault
the
wind blew out of the east for 3 days at 15mph.
Oh well, it just sux that I will probably have to move south (nothing
against moving south, I just love it up here because I have my
steelhead
fishing as well) to pursue that dream.
oh well,

Chris
"Joe Z" wrote in message
...
The last time BASS was on Lake Minnetonka in Minnesota they were
treated
like illegal immigrants by the rich & snobbish on that lake. I was
there
one
day and talked to some of the wives on the dock waiting for the
weigh
in.
Mrs. Woo Daves told me they were harassed by local police and water
patrol.
Even traffic stops where cops asked to search their boats. There
were
a
few
other stories but my memory is fuzzy after that many years. ;-) Joe
Z.

"Chris Rennert" wrote in message
...
Once again the mid-west gets the shaft from B.A.S.S....... I don't
understand, it, I wonder if they base it on magazine subscriptions?
Oh well, it will make it that much sweeter :-)

haha

Chris
"go-bassn" wrote in message
...




http://espn.go.com/outdoors/bassmast...eries_launch.h
tml

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

That's what she said...

WW;-)

"Chris Rennert" wrote in message
. ..
That is supposed to be "Doesn't come" not "Don't come"
"go-bassn" wrote in message
...
Randy, a 12# bag is considered a good one in most Classics, including
this
past year's.

Warren

"Alwaysfishking" wrote in message
...
Has nothing to do with turning in big bags of fish Chris..Remember the
Classic will be held in Pittsburgh next year. They will be lucky to
weigh
a
5 fish limit for 12 lbs from what I hear.. That should be a doozy!!!


"Chris Rennert" wrote in message
. ..
Wow, I am not saying that it isn't true, but that doesn't sound like
Mid-Western people. Then again I really wouldn't know because I
guess
I
am
not an outsider.
That cannot be the reason though, hell they get shot at in Louisiana
:-).

We have so many big watersheds here such as the Winnebago chain that
can
turn out 15lb 5 fish limits , Madison chain, which I have seen turn
out
20lb
limits. And then of course you have Green Bay (Sturgeon Bay) and
that
is
a
smallmouth factory where if you don't have a 4lb average limit you
might
as
well not weigh in. It is not like we don't have the facilities to
host
a
big tournament, maybe it is just to far off the beaten path, but that
logic
is flawed because the go to Lake St. Claire in Michigan. Really we
also
have the Mississippi river which turns out really good limits. I
think
they
let that Chicago Classic turn them off to this area. It is not my
fault
the
wind blew out of the east for 3 days at 15mph.
Oh well, it just sux that I will probably have to move south (nothing
against moving south, I just love it up here because I have my
steelhead
fishing as well) to pursue that dream.
oh well,

Chris
"Joe Z" wrote in message
...
The last time BASS was on Lake Minnetonka in Minnesota they were
treated
like illegal immigrants by the rich & snobbish on that lake. I was
there
one
day and talked to some of the wives on the dock waiting for the
weigh
in.
Mrs. Woo Daves told me they were harassed by local police and water
patrol.
Even traffic stops where cops asked to search their boats. There
were
a
few
other stories but my memory is fuzzy after that many years. ;-) Joe
Z.

"Chris Rennert" wrote in message
...
Once again the mid-west gets the shaft from B.A.S.S....... I don't
understand, it, I wonder if they base it on magazine subscriptions?
Oh well, it will make it that much sweeter :-)

haha

Chris
"go-bassn" wrote in message
...




http://espn.go.com/outdoors/bassmast...eries_launch.h
tml

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

That's what she said...

WW;-)

"Chris Rennert" wrote in message
. ..
That is supposed to be "Doesn't come" not "Don't come"
"go-bassn" wrote in message
...
Randy, a 12# bag is considered a good one in most Classics, including
this
past year's.

Warren

"Alwaysfishking" wrote in message
...
Has nothing to do with turning in big bags of fish Chris..Remember the
Classic will be held in Pittsburgh next year. They will be lucky to
weigh
a
5 fish limit for 12 lbs from what I hear.. That should be a doozy!!!


"Chris Rennert" wrote in message
. ..
Wow, I am not saying that it isn't true, but that doesn't sound like
Mid-Western people. Then again I really wouldn't know because I
guess
I
am
not an outsider.
That cannot be the reason though, hell they get shot at in Louisiana
:-).

We have so many big watersheds here such as the Winnebago chain that
can
turn out 15lb 5 fish limits , Madison chain, which I have seen turn
out
20lb
limits. And then of course you have Green Bay (Sturgeon Bay) and
that
is
a
smallmouth factory where if you don't have a 4lb average limit you
might
as
well not weigh in. It is not like we don't have the facilities to
host
a
big tournament, maybe it is just to far off the beaten path, but that
logic
is flawed because the go to Lake St. Claire in Michigan. Really we
also
have the Mississippi river which turns out really good limits. I
think
they
let that Chicago Classic turn them off to this area. It is not my
fault
the
wind blew out of the east for 3 days at 15mph.
Oh well, it just sux that I will probably have to move south (nothing
against moving south, I just love it up here because I have my
steelhead
fishing as well) to pursue that dream.
oh well,

Chris
"Joe Z" wrote in message
...
The last time BASS was on Lake Minnetonka in Minnesota they were
treated
like illegal immigrants by the rich & snobbish on that lake. I was
there
one
day and talked to some of the wives on the dock waiting for the
weigh
in.
Mrs. Woo Daves told me they were harassed by local police and water
patrol.
Even traffic stops where cops asked to search their boats. There
were
a
few
other stories but my memory is fuzzy after that many years. ;-) Joe
Z.

"Chris Rennert" wrote in message
...
Once again the mid-west gets the shaft from B.A.S.S....... I don't
understand, it, I wonder if they base it on magazine subscriptions?
Oh well, it will make it that much sweeter :-)

haha

Chris
"go-bassn" wrote in message
...




http://espn.go.com/outdoors/bassmast...eries_launch.h
tml

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

Like I said they will be lucky to get that, I think it will be a bit less
but who knows time will tell.
"go-bassn" wrote in message
...
Randy, a 12# bag is considered a good one in most Classics, including this
past year's.

Warren

"Alwaysfishking" wrote in message
...
Has nothing to do with turning in big bags of fish Chris..Remember the
Classic will be held in Pittsburgh next year. They will be lucky to
weigh
a
5 fish limit for 12 lbs from what I hear.. That should be a doozy!!!


"Chris Rennert" wrote in message
. ..
Wow, I am not saying that it isn't true, but that doesn't sound like
Mid-Western people. Then again I really wouldn't know because I guess
I
am
not an outsider.
That cannot be the reason though, hell they get shot at in Louisiana
:-).

We have so many big watersheds here such as the Winnebago chain that
can
turn out 15lb 5 fish limits , Madison chain, which I have seen turn
out
20lb
limits. And then of course you have Green Bay (Sturgeon Bay) and that
is
a
smallmouth factory where if you don't have a 4lb average limit you
might
as
well not weigh in. It is not like we don't have the facilities to
host
a
big tournament, maybe it is just to far off the beaten path, but that
logic
is flawed because the go to Lake St. Claire in Michigan. Really we
also
have the Mississippi river which turns out really good limits. I
think
they
let that Chicago Classic turn them off to this area. It is not my
fault
the
wind blew out of the east for 3 days at 15mph.
Oh well, it just sux that I will probably have to move south (nothing
against moving south, I just love it up here because I have my
steelhead
fishing as well) to pursue that dream.
oh well,

Chris
"Joe Z" wrote in message
...
The last time BASS was on Lake Minnetonka in Minnesota they were
treated
like illegal immigrants by the rich & snobbish on that lake. I was
there
one
day and talked to some of the wives on the dock waiting for the
weigh
in.
Mrs. Woo Daves told me they were harassed by local police and water
patrol.
Even traffic stops where cops asked to search their boats. There
were
a
few
other stories but my memory is fuzzy after that many years. ;-) Joe
Z.

"Chris Rennert" wrote in message
...
Once again the mid-west gets the shaft from B.A.S.S....... I don't
understand, it, I wonder if they base it on magazine subscriptions?
Oh well, it will make it that much sweeter :-)

haha

Chris
"go-bassn" wrote in message
...




http://espn.go.com/outdoors/bassmast...eries_launch.h
tml

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2004 NJ B.A.S.S. Federation State Champions

A bit less? I'll say. I'd guess that tournament will be won with 25 pounds
or less (3 days).

Warren
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"Alwaysfishking" wrote in message
news
Like I said they will be lucky to get that, I think it will be a bit less
but who knows time will tell.
"go-bassn" wrote in message
...
Randy, a 12# bag is considered a good one in most Classics, including
this
past year's.

Warren

"Alwaysfishking" wrote in message
...
Has nothing to do with turning in big bags of fish Chris..Remember the
Classic will be held in Pittsburgh next year. They will be lucky to
weigh
a
5 fish limit for 12 lbs from what I hear.. That should be a doozy!!!


"Chris Rennert" wrote in message
. ..
Wow, I am not saying that it isn't true, but that doesn't sound like
Mid-Western people. Then again I really wouldn't know because I
guess
I
am
not an outsider.
That cannot be the reason though, hell they get shot at in Louisiana
:-).

We have so many big watersheds here such as the Winnebago chain that
can
turn out 15lb 5 fish limits , Madison chain, which I have seen turn
out
20lb
limits. And then of course you have Green Bay (Sturgeon Bay) and
that
is
a
smallmouth factory where if you don't have a 4lb average limit you
might
as
well not weigh in. It is not like we don't have the facilities to
host
a
big tournament, maybe it is just to far off the beaten path, but that
logic
is flawed because the go to Lake St. Claire in Michigan. Really we
also
have the Mississippi river which turns out really good limits. I
think
they
let that Chicago Classic turn them off to this area. It is not my
fault
the
wind blew out of the east for 3 days at 15mph.
Oh well, it just sux that I will probably have to move south (nothing
against moving south, I just love it up here because I have my
steelhead
fishing as well) to pursue that dream.
oh well,

Chris
"Joe Z" wrote in message
...
The last time BASS was on Lake Minnetonka in Minnesota they were
treated
like illegal immigrants by the rich & snobbish on that lake. I was
there
one
day and talked to some of the wives on the dock waiting for the
weigh
in.
Mrs. Woo Daves told me they were harassed by local police and water
patrol.
Even traffic stops where cops asked to search their boats. There
were
a
few
other stories but my memory is fuzzy after that many years. ;-) Joe
Z.

"Chris Rennert" wrote in message
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Once again the mid-west gets the shaft from B.A.S.S....... I don't
understand, it, I wonder if they base it on magazine subscriptions?
Oh well, it will make it that much sweeter :-)

haha

Chris
"go-bassn" wrote in message
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