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It was cooler this afternoon.  The sky was patchy with clouds and surprising little wind.  I launced "Avids Osprey" and decided to risk going under the two weed choked bridges that make the north lake so tough to access from the ramp.  I had to clear the minn kota twice but it was worth it.  I had the best outing in a long time.

Best part was that I caught all of my best fish on "legacy lures"  these are high end hardbaits that I have my adult children buy me as presants with the intent that they will get "passed down".

The first bits of action were two keepers on a chatterbait.  Then a big bite on a legacy lure pointer 100.  He came unbuttoned but was a 4-5 lber.

Then it started getting dark and the action got hot.  I put on my legacy lure live sammy 120.  this is an all or nothing lure.  It doesn't draw alot of strikes but when it does they are good ones.  I landed a 5 lber and a 4 lber. within a few minutes of each other.  

Once it got dark things slowed down but I managed one more 2 lber on jig hopped along the bottom.

I'm really glad to have this good showing.

Thursday Is when I undergo my shoulder and elbow procedures, followed by physical therapy of unkown duration.  

I wont be posting any fishing stories but you can bet you'll hear from me.

Talk to y'all soon.

avid

I wish u all the best and fast recovery.

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Good luck with the surgery. Hurry back.

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Good luck!

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Good luck and have a speedy recovery !

Wishing you the speediest recovery.  Don't skimp on the phys therapy, whatever you do.  We need you raring and ready by the 18th!

Good luck buddy,heal well.

AND NICE CATCHIN'!  :)

Where you wearing your new mesh camo hat?  ;) Prayers for you that the Dr's do a good job and that you recover soon.

Take care dude.

Good luck Avid.  Surgery can be scary.  You had a great outing to take your mind off it though.

hope everything goes well, I wish you a speedy recovery and the least pain possible

good luck make a fast recovery i really hope you come out okay will miss you

Good luck, Avid. As Russ said, the surgery's the easy part. The rehab makes all the difference later. Make sure you're religious about attending the sessions and work hard at it. You won't regret it. I've had a couple of knee surgeries, and thanks to rigorous rehab, I ran a marathon on them last year!

All best,

Norman

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good luck w/ everything.

thanks for all the good wishes. It really means alot to me. It's like BassResource.com is part of my extended family. I feel very "at home" here.

Where you wearing your new mesh camo hat?

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Best wishes, and heal up fast.

You can't keep tough Floridians down for long! 8-)

Take the pain meds and then work on the rehab young man and you'll be fine :)!

Dan

I wish you well avid, and take care of your shoulder and elbow.  I'll be seeing you at Fork.

BASS_fisherman

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Avid,    

       Fork will rehab you into shape, wether its fighting the weather or a trophy LM.    Take care, follow doctors orders and see you in the spring on Fork.

Hookem,

Matt.

Good luck Avid, I'll be sure to catch a few in your honor!

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Let us hear from you when you get home.

Good luck with the surgery.

Sorry I don't live in your area or I would take you fishing with me.

Good luck with the surgery, I may be looking at surgery on my left elbow in the near future too,, I think I have just about wore it out.. Its my casting arm too, which really makes it tough.

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