Glenn
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Yes, you'll need to remove your motor. Also make sure you use a very good waterproof sealant to prevent leaks.
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Tom's a great guy and a regular here. However I've never fished with him. But I have fished with Dean Stroman a few times and highly recommend him. It's been a few year, so I don't know if he's still guiding, but if he is, that would make him the guide that's been there the longest (some 30 years). Suffice to say, he kinda knows the lake.
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Might be a Terry boat, mid- to late-70's perhaps.
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Oh wow, there's a ton. Here's just a few, in no particular order: Big Lake, Campbell, Clear, Stevens, Silver, Terrell, Whatcom, Goodwin, Shoecraft, Gissberg ponds, Martha lake, Serene, Ballinger, Cassidy, Lake Washington, Sammamish, Samish, Meridian, Stickney, Sunday, beaver, crabapple, Roesiger, Flowing, Panther, Cranberry, Bitter lake, lake Sawyer, and even Green lake. There's more, but you get the idea.
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Washington State is proposing an open season on bass up and down the Columbia river, including all it's tributaries. This includes walleye too. All in the name of the all-mighty salmon. For those that are unaware, the Columbia river is one of the top bass fisheries in the country, and has world renowned walleye fishing. Thing is, there are zero studies that show bass and/or walleye deplete salmon populations. In fact, study after study designed to "prove" they eat thousands of salmon fry like sea lions, have all failed, and have in fact proven they DON'T prefer salmon. There is no scientific link between bass and walleye, and salmon populations. But...in Washington state, if it's not a salmon or trout, it's junk fish. Please visit http://wdfw.wa.gov/f...posal.php?id=25 and give them your thoughts via the form at the bottom of the page. They need to hear our voice - across the country!
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I'm sorry, but you can't say there are "facts" about something you don't believe exists, nor about something we know very little about. My point is very simple: Just because somebody doesn't believe it exists, doesn't make it so. Open, inquisitive minds are the ones that lead to new discoveries, innovation and medical breakthroughs. If it weren't for those people, everyone would still be absolutely, positively convinced the world is still flat....because there was no "proof" otherwise. You don't want to believe it exists, knock yourself out. There was a ton of people that ridiculed Columbus too. But it's clear nobody is going to change their minds on a bass fishing forum. Let's move on...
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Happy Birthday Twinkie Man!
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There's plenty of bass fishing around Olympia: Black lake, Patterson, St. Clair, Offutt, Long lake, just to name a few. 8-30lb line will cover most situations. You'll find clear water and dirty water, deep and shallow, flippin' and finesse...it's all there.
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Here's 10 of the most bizarre ones, just discovered this year: http://theweek.com/article/index/228428/the-10-weirdest-new-species-of-2012 So..... since the newly found species exist, does that mean they didn't exist before because there wasn't any proof? Just saying....
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You obviously are forgetting the only TD drive by Greenbay was kept alive by not one, but two terrible ref calls. So take the two "gimmee" TD's away from both teams, and guess what? Seattle scored more than GB. And by your own admittance, that's a win.
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Welcome aboard!
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Welcome aboard!
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Welcome aboard!
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Welcome aboard!
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8 sacks and stout defense WON the game. It's the same stout defense that totally OWNED the Cowboys in last week's 27-7 pounding. They completely shut out Greenbay in the first half. Nobody has done that in years. The impressive final drive of the game was practically end-zone-to-end zone in less than 2 mins - orchestrated by a rookie quarterback no less. Sad that everyone loses those facts due to a controversial call. The game had many, of which both teams "benefited". The 'Hawks beat the Packers, DESPITE the bad calls.
