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Hey all, I'm a new member from Ma, I'm recently retired, so I'm looking forward to the extra fishing time. I've been an avid bass fisherman for 25yrs, fish mostly in Maine,& NH, but I love chasing the Smallies on the Big Q, in Ma, haven't caught any of those occassinal 6 lbs from there, but I'll never stop trying. I own 2 boats, one is a 16ft set up for the Quabbin, the other is a 17ft Lund.

welcome im from westford went fishing today hooked one but lost him we will have to talk and fish

Welcome, I am also retired and live in the NH lakes region. Best thing about retirement is I rarely fish on weekends and I've become a comfort fisherman, i.e. I no longer challenge miserable weather, boat traffic or other things that make me uncomfortable. I live 45 minutes or much less from Winni, Waukewan, Squam and Newfound. So I can come and go almost as easy as if the boat was docked and I can fish several lakes without much effort.

The only issue I've had is it is getting to be a bit of a chore to launch and recover and my fishing buddies have either passed or moved to warmer climates. So I fish alone a lot.

My boat is an 18'11" fiberglass with a 150 Merc. It is old but has served me well and I've been fortunate enough to have a garage to keep it out of the weather.

I have been fortunate to fish a variety of lakes from Rainy and Lake of the Woods amoung many others in the north country, to St. Clair on both sides of the border, Also been to Dale Hollow and for largies Big O, Eaufaula, AL, Reelfoot and several other southern places. Frankly, if Winni's boat traffic wasn't so insane Winni would probably be my all time favorite.

Shoot me a PM at any time .

Welcome, je1946!

Maybe we'll meet on the Q this season.

Enjoy Bass Resource. Much to be learned here.

Hi and welcome to BR

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Thanks all for the warm welcome. NBR, I feel your pain brother, kind of the same thing for me, launching & putting the boat back on the trailer is a handful when I'm by myself, if any of you guys like to hook up for fishing drop me a line. TugsandPulls, small world I grew up in the town right next to you Tyngsboro

u fish lakeview and long pond ? the merrimack

we have 2 nice places in westford too

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Welcome to the forum !!!

HI from Amesbury, Ma and welcome. I am retired also and fish a lone out of a 17' bass tracker . I have the launching/retriving down pretty good. Fish southern NH. exclusively actually Patuckaway Lake and Kingston Lake before memorial day before it gets crowded. Limited fnances and fuel costs slow my fishing down.

Welcome to BR, je1946. Keep an eye out in the local forums, some of the area guys try to get together several times a year. I haven't made it to one yet, but hope to this year.

im a non boater but would like to meet up with some boater i can help launch and help pay fuel too

Congrats on the retirement.

Welcome to Bass Resource. Were glad to have you!

Hey all, I'm a new member from Ma, I'm recently retired, so I'm looking forward to the extra fishing time. I've been an avid bass fisherman for 25yrs, fish mostly in Maine,& NH, but I love chasing the Smallies on the Big Q, in Ma, haven't caught any of those occassinal 6 lbs from there, but I'll never stop trying. I own 2 boats, one is a 16ft set up for the Quabbin, the other is a 17ft Lund.

Welcome JE, If you ever want to fish the Potomac send me a PM and we'll set something up. I have two spare rooms so a room and breakfast will be on me. Just bring your tackle.

Cheers, Eric

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