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New Member
Just saying hello and introducing myself as a newly registered member here on Tackle Tour. I have been reading this forum for some time now but finally registered so that I can become more interactive. I am retired and live in PA. I am anxiously waiting for this weather to break to get out on the water and catch some bass! I look forward to all of your helpful answers with any questions that I may have. I also hope to provide some of my knowledge for questions that many of you might post. Thank you and I look forward to being a part of Tackle Tour.
- USA-RET
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Welcome to Tackle Tour. Beware of the "dark side". It all starts so innocently ........................
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Ain't that the truth... Then the monkey appears...USA-RET wrote: Welcome to Tackle Tour. Beware of the "dark side". It all starts so innocently ........................
Also, Welcome to the boards.
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Welcome...and enjoy.
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Greetings tell it like it is!
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Welcome to the club... this forum is almost as fun as fishing itself... almost.
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Enjoy
- angry john
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This forum rocks and is almost as fun as fishing!!!
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- Elite Angler
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Welcome to a great forum. Whereabouts in Northeastern PA are you located? I live in the ABE area. Unfortunately I will be moving further away from any fishing waters next month. Not that there are any good ones nearby other than the Delaware River.
Hopefully you live in an area with better fishing.
Can I assume the Bait Monkey has already had his way with you?
Hopefully you live in an area with better fishing.
Can I assume the Bait Monkey has already had his way with you?
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I live in the Scranton area and have fished the lakes of the northeast section of Pa for many years. Never do i lose interest of the challenge of a good day of fishing with my sons.
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I've got one daughter....adopted. She loves to fish. Her spinning rods have stayed home every since I had a 6' MHF Senko rod (pink, of course!) built for her. Picked up a Chronarch 101A in good shape for it. Wanted to get her another...and longer rod...now that she is use to the b/c, but she said no thanks. She is happy with the one she already has. Too bad us guys can't be happy with just one.
I'm up to about 30 rods and looking for at least 4 more.
My grandsons would fish more often if we had a place where they could catch fish on a regular basis. Wouldn't matter what kind or how big. They do get excited when they finally hook one.
I'm up to about 30 rods and looking for at least 4 more.
My grandsons would fish more often if we had a place where they could catch fish on a regular basis. Wouldn't matter what kind or how big. They do get excited when they finally hook one.
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My sons are adults 31 and 25. They have been fishing with me since they were three. Both were using casting reels by 10. Today they are accomplished fisherman and love to go. My older son has become quite the fly fishing enthusiast. He wants me to go with him, but knot tying tiny flies is not as easy as it once was.
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and enjoy yourself. The folks on this board are most helpful!
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That is great...that your sons have been fishing with you that long! I understand about tiny flies and thin lines. I have trouble stringing a casting rod with micro guides.bassman51 wrote:My sons are adults 31 and 25. They have been fishing with me since they were three. Both were using casting reels by 10. Today they are accomplished fisherman and love to go. My older son has become quite the fly fishing enthusiast. He wants me to go with him, but knot tying tiny flies is not as easy as it once was.
My daughter got her first b/c reel when when was 30. She took to it right away, and doesn't bother with her spinning gear at all. She fishes Senkos almost 100% of the time. Thus the Senko rod I had made for her one Christmas.
I was a bad father. From the time she was 5 until she got married, weekdays I left the house before anyone was awake and often didn't get home until they were in bed. Like everyone else I look back on that time and wish I had left work at a reasonable hour like normal people. I enjoy hearing about fathers that spend time in extra curricular activities. I missed a lot.
I am lucky that she likes to fish. Just wish I had a place to go where my grandsons could catch fish on a regular basis. Right now they go when their mother goes with me. They'd go more often if they had the excitement of catching something.
- triple_illusion
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Welcome and may the Force be with you...