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I'd love to but I'm an 8-5, M-F, live for the weekend person. Plus, the only time off that I have I'm taking to go to a concert in Portland on Tuesday! Woohoo!
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05-24-2008, 08:39 PM
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05-24-2008, 09:40 PM
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05-26-2008, 10:35 AM
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if you really want a great boat that is small, i'd go with one of the fish hunter series, if you're a lake kind of guy i'd buy or build a floorboard and an anchor, but if you liek rivers than i wouldn't suggest the anchor considering how the current would just flow right over the boat if it was anchored. we have the fish hunter 360 with a floor board and a home-made anchor and we use it to float the willamette and parts of the Mckenzie, we also use it for lakes.
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I havent played my games in forever, they feel neglected 
Which I am completely ok with... Im enjoying working full time so that I can afford to drive and fish. Im thinking hit up Bond Butte pond Sunday (no crowd, I can get everything set up and figured out) then something else monday.
