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Kind of a crazy year with moving down to LKA in the height of the spring pandemic. So here we go with some selected pics....
Benjamin with some nice crappie on Jan 1.
A decent January striper.
My last bass from the Ashburn Village lakes before moving.
Ellen and Benjamin with a fattie hybrid.
March crappie fishing....
Got skunked this day in April.
Youngest grandson Cody with his first striper.
"Spaghetti"!!!
Ellen with a nice one.
PIG!
Limit!
LKA 6+ pounder
Fishing buddy with a nice one off my boat.
Benjamin can hardly hold this one up!
Friends daughter with a 5+ LMB
Former coworker with her first striper.
Evening out with Benjamin.
Double limit! About 40 lbs!
Another pig!
Neighbor Scott with first stripers.
Fall keepers.
Limit of fatties.
Merry Christmas!!
Last edited by Curly (Dec-22-20 7:15AM)
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Looks like a pretty awesome year considering the circumstances...looking forward to an even better 2021!
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Heckova first year at the new lake home! Congrats.
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That huge crappie!!
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It seems the taller that Benjamin gets, the longer the stripers he catches get. Looking forward to next years reports.
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Looks like you certainly made the most of this crazy year! Looking forward to your reports next year.
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Great job with the tight lines Curley
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Curly,
So when will you be starting your Lake Anna guide service?
Bruce
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Bruce wrote:
Curly,
So when will you be starting your Lake Anna guide service?
Bruce
No guiding for me....Sounds like work!
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Actually, I've had several guides tell me about how much work it really is. Looks like fun and glamor to the clients, but the guide sees all the work that the client doesn't. And I'd agree, that's not what retirement is supposed to be about. Just enjoy doing every day what you love the most, and spending time with those you love.
Happy Holidays and stay safe,
Bruce
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You made lemonade out of a very different kinda year. Bruce is right about guides..except the retirement part. I just retired and have guided for 28 years part time. Full time is a heck of lot less stressful than part time..
Once again Curly nice post...and great pics.
Capt Mike
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