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BadFisherman Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas

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saw1 Loc: nor cal Windsor

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Thanks BF. That's exactly why I want to hold our 2nd Meet & Greet at Lake Fork or any other premier bass lake. Just Sayin.

stuco Loc: Northern Utah - Salt Lake City

Wow, I can only dream about catching something like that! Amazing!

nicstr28

Nice fish....now where are those whitetails?

dwojajt

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Wow, those are some nice looking fish. They a great job with your fisheries there! Thanks for sharing those proud pictures of catching those big largemouth bass!

E.pa.al Loc: Martin's Creek

So whose the Texas local that's willing to take on the legwork for M&G ll

saw1 Loc: nor cal Windsor

E.pa.al wrote:

So whose the Texas local that's willing to take on the legwork for M&G ll

IDK Al. We'll have to work on it. Don't know anybody that lives close to Lake Fork. Closest is bout an hour to an hour and a half away.

BadFisherman Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas

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IDK Al. We'll have to work on it. Don't know anybody that lives close to Lake Fork. Closest is bout an hour to an hour and a half away.

I wouldn't dismiss doing it myself, as I'm about two+ hours away...but, we have yet to deal with, much less conclude our first one that's nine months into the future. Let's first see how that one goes.

The word I hear is that Lake Fork is hard to get onto, with a large group maybe even more so.

saw1 Loc: nor cal Windsor

BadFisherman wrote:

I wouldn't dismiss doing it myself, as I'm about two+ hours away...but, we have yet to deal with, much less conclude our first one that's nine months into the future. Let's first see how that one goes.

The word I hear is that Lake Fork is hard to get onto, with a large group maybe even more so.

Yeah, I've only been there once and we fished around one of the boat launches and under the bridge there and I caught a few bass from shore. Sure would like to get out on the lake in a boat.
Seemed like a nice enough boat launch and it was right by a resort where a lot of the tourney guys were stayin.
I didn't mention that they were fixin to have a tourney the next few days. Lots of boats on the water pre fishin the day we were there.

BadFisherman Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas

saw1 wrote:

Yeah, I've only been there once and we fished around one of the boat launches and under the bridge there and I caught a few bass from shore. Sure would like to get out on the lake in a boat.
Seemed like a nice enough boat launch and it was right by a resort where a lot of the tourney guys were stayin.
I didn't mention that they were fixin to have a tourney the next few days. Lots of boats on the water pre fishin the day we were there.

I may not get in a hurry, but I'll check into the possibility of perhaps having a M&G there sometime in the future. It's certainly not the only lake in the surrounding area.

saw1 Loc: nor cal Windsor

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I may not get in a hurry, but I'll check into the possibility of perhaps having a M&G there sometime in the future. It's certainly not the only lake in the surrounding area.

Yeah, it wouldn't have to be Lake Fork. But I would like it to be one that is considered to be a premier bass lake. Which means people have fair/good chances to catch a fish, bass, of double digit proportions.

BadFisherman Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas

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Yeah, it wouldn't have to be Lake Fork. But I would like it to be one that is considered to be a premier bass lake. Which means people have fair/good chances to catch a fish, bass, of double digit proportions.

That will be kept in mind, my friend.

E.pa.al Loc: Martin's Creek

Sure would b nice to hook into a 10+ LM
Its never gonna happen here in Pa.

saw1 Loc: nor cal Windsor

E.pa.al wrote:

Sure would b nice to hook into a 10+ LM
Its never gonna happen here in Pa.

Yeah, IF this M&G comes off next year and is successful, maybe we can plan for the second M&G at a lake where we'll have a decent chance of catchin a fish of a lifetime.
PLEASE, don't get me wrong guys. I am truly lookin forward to the one in KS. and sincerely appreciate ALL the hard work Randy, Greg and others have put in to make this first one happen.
Still prayin that we'll all be virus free and healthy enough to make it there next May. I can hardly wait.

badbobby Loc: Humble Texas

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see my avvy BF
that girl was just over 11 pounds
and she had just spawned
and automatically lost a coupla pounds
Had an RV on Fork for 12 years
caught many bass over 6 pounds
but only one this size