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		  Went to a small Res. in Idaho yesterday, no boats allowed.  Had a ball. [  ]  Was there just 5 hrs. and Sparky only got out of the water once, and then only for a couple of minutes.  I don't see how he swims so long without getting tired.  Then when I get home he wants to play fetch with his ball, amazing.  
  Anyway, I was the only one on the pond in a tube bass fishing.  3 others were there but were perch fishing.  All others were shore anglers, maybe a dozen. The place is full of small bass but I've learned a few spots where the bigger guys are, after fishing there 3 other times.  I fished for LM with the tube and Sparky swimming around me.  [laugh]  Didn't catch any keepers, over 16 in., but I did catch plenty of others.  I usually try to keep track but this time I just caught em and released em and had a ball.  My SWAG is maybe a dozen dinks and maybe 10 between 12-15 in.  Next time I think I might try Condie again for the big uns.  [  ] 
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		Sounds like fun. 16 inches is a pretty big size limit, what's a big bass over there? Nice thing about C&R, 1 inch under is about the same as 1 inch over. It's all good. 
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		Nice report Fred!  Glad you and Sparky had a good time.[cool] 
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		Hi Leaky, 
Its sure nice to be able to fish waters where boats are 
not allowed. 
Looks like you two had good time fishing and stuff. Just 
keep at it. 
  
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		[cool][#0000ff]Nice report.  Glad you two "kids" had a good time playing in the water.[/#0000ff] 
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[#0000ff]Too bad we have to travel so far in Utah to find some peaceful fishing conditions.[/#0000ff] 
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		  Actually, for me in Ogden, it isn't any further than a lot of Utah spots, less than 90 miles.  Of course, there are closer spots in Ut. but either they are dog/fishing bud unfriendly and/or have boats, skiers, jet-skiers, etc., all over the place and aren't exactly considerate of a tuber and his dog, much less have good fishun to boot. [frown]  Oh well, us older fishun (older than dirt [laugh] ) folks do it day by day and do it as easy as we can. 
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		UINTA'S.......THOUSANDS of lakes, both tube and dog friendly.  I go to a couple that maybe have 3 to 5 others on it and that is on a holiday. 
No bass though, just Goldens, Rainbow, Albino, Grayling, Tiger Trout, and Brookies. 
Did I mention I have caught 16" Brookie in one of the Lakes and a 19" Albino. 
Or should I be saying a 3 to 4 lb Brookie and a 4 to 6 lb Albino....LOL 
Sorry, I couldn't resist. 
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		[cool][#0000ff]What are you trying to do?  Ruin an old man that knows better than to mess with slimers?[/#0000ff] 
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[#0000ff]This old man will trade you some wiper lessons for some inside info on a lake with decent brookies.[/#0000ff] 
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		  You do have a point!!!!  [cool]  Since I do tubing in the summer, it's just easier for this old fart to carry a tube to a shore than do the hiking required.  You do have a point though as I said.  Probably should try, but LM are better eatun, to me, so -------------.  [crazy] 
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		Better eating?   I don't know I don't care for bass myself.  A nice fresh caught trout is the ticket. 
But now TD's SMOKIN' KITTY CHUNKS  is darn good. 
You do know that they have stocked the Snake with Bass.  American Falls area I hear tell they got some size. 
And I caught a 19" SM in the Shelly/Firth area. 
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		  Hey pretty, young, thing that is also a great fisher lady, We agree on one thing, kitty chunks whether they be TD's style or others are in fact, I must admit, better than bass.  A far site better than slimmers.  [laugh] 
  As  it concerns your comment on American Falls, I've been trying to get up to Massacre Rock/Eagle Rock for 2 yrs. now.  The main reason I haven't made it yet is high water conditions every time I can make it.  Remember, it's either the bank or a tube for me so I assume American Falls is out of my league.  However, if you have knowledge of where I can fish on the Res. that would be better, than I would owe you much thanks. [  ] 
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