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Jim H.
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I am 67 years old and have a broken back. I quit tournament fishing in 1995 when I could no longer stand the pounding you get in a bass boat from wind and wakes. After 3 surgeries, I was doing great and then I was in an accident and destroyed my L-5 vertebrae

After years of therapy, I feel as if I might be able do some more serious fishing! In the day I had A Stratos promo boat was on the Lowrance pro team. I fished over 150 tournaments and, yes, I even won some.

Bottom line is this: I have missed out on many changes in the past 14 years... but you know what? I can still catch them and that is a fact.

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    • Super User

    Hello.Welcome to the site!Good luck with the back issues and the 2011 fishing season.

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    • Super User

    Welcome.

    Glad you didn't forget on how to catch them. B)

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    Welcome to the greatest site on the net! ;)

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