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New member, U.S. Soldier in Korea

Cast4Fun
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Just wanted to take a moment and say hello. My name is Tom and I am a U.S. soldier stationed in Korea. My family and I just arrived in country and we are getting settled in. I am an avid fisherman and I love bass fishing. When I left the states I was a little depressed over the idea of not being able to bass fish for a while. When I ran across the forum I was thrilled to see that there are other members here in Korea and  that bass fishing is very much alive here in Korea. I quickly registered and started making posts about the bass scene in South Korea. If you have any info. to share I am all ears.

I look forward to hearing from the members.

Tom

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    • Super User

    Welcome aboard!

    8-)

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     Cast4Fun

    Greetings & Welcome To The Most Informative Site On The Net

    Tight Lines!!!  

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    • Super User

    welcome

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    • Super User

    Welcome and thank you for your service.

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    Welcome aboard Tom!  As a prior service soldier (thinking of returning) and a bass addict, I am sure you will love the site the more time you are on it.  I've been a member for about 2 years and have learned a lot from this great group of folks!

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    Welcome to BR!  I just want to say that I am proud of you guys and everything that you do for us.

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    • Super User

    Welcome to Bass Resource, Tom!

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    to bass resource

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    to the forums.

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    • Super User

    Welcome to the best fishing site on the net, and thank you for your service to this great contry.

    Falcon

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    Welcome Tom, thanks for your service to our great country and stay safe over there!

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