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Don't remember where I've heard this but want to know if there was any truth to this..

Is gary yamamoto the grandson of Gen. Yamamoto who planned/commanded the attack on pearl harbor?  Any relation there?

I believe that I heard the same thing, but I am not sure if that it's true.  

Even if it was, Gary is a great guy.  In 2001, I met him at the ATL BPS.  Although I doubt that he remembers it, I talked to him for a good hour, about the lures and stuff, and he was very up front, very honest, and very nice.

That was several decades ago, and this is the 21st Century.   ;)

i think i read one time that gary was from  hawaii

with the last name yamamoto it sounds japanesse

just one to think on

ps yamamoto baits rock

tight lines

 Jack

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Even if it was, Gary is a great guy.

Yeah, don't misunderstand me, I'm not trying to belittle him or anything, he's a great fisherman and a great guy from what I hear.  But was just curious...

I believe he's orig. from hawaii.

Yeah Flyrod, admiral/general, what the hell.  Haven't looked at them history books in a while!  ;D

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Yamamoto is the 8th most common Japanese surname, so the odds are pretty good that Gary isn't related. For comparison, the 8th most common American surname is Wilson.

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