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bob johansen
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RE:Fishing Partner needed

Post by bob johansen » Sun Nov 11, 2007 10:20 am

Hey Wayne, I'd like to fish with you but you said no old guys and I am probably the oldest bass angler on this site. I am, however, quite capable of launching and retrieving my bass boat solo. Had a bad knee too and had a complete knee replacement that works quite well. I, too, have put my boat away for the winter. She will come out early next spring and head for one of the near by lakes for the spring check up. Maybe we can hook up in the early spring. Tight lines, BT
A nice bass is too valuable a resource to enjoy catching only once.

Fishing adds years to your life and life to your years - Homer Circle

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sgpwayne
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RE:Fishing Partner needed

Post by sgpwayne » Sun Nov 11, 2007 2:25 pm

Good Deal Basstracker I will be looking forward to it. I was just kidding about the old guy thing. I figured I was the oldest on the site. C-YA in the spring WAYNE

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sgpwayne
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RE:Fishing Partner needed

Post by sgpwayne » Mon Nov 12, 2007 1:58 am

Hey BASSTRACKER, I was glancing at the state map and it looks like thurston county lakes would be about 1/2 way. I wanted to fish mcintosh but never got around to it. What lakes are your favorites???? I hear Big Lake is also good for bass

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bob johansen
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RE:Fishing Partner needed

Post by bob johansen » Mon Nov 12, 2007 9:33 am

Hey Wayne, It's hard for me to pin-point favorite lakes. I have caught bass from nearly 300 different Washington Lakes and I love them all. Big Lake would be a very long trip for you (and me too) and it has never been one of my favorites. I have, however, caught bass from 17 different Thurston County Lakes and most of them are quite interesting inluding Patterson, Black, Hicks, Long, Offutt, Chambers and McIntosh. Now I mostly fish lakes that are closer here in Kitsap County and Mason County. Tight lines - think early spring. BT
A nice bass is too valuable a resource to enjoy catching only once.

Fishing adds years to your life and life to your years - Homer Circle

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