daniel, i am up for it, classes will be over by then, even if mr. johnson is too sick to attend and razz me about my casting all day long. not sure about dangling my tush in a float tube all day though?!? i have to agree with rob that a river might be a lot more hospitable, easier to get out and warm up a bit when the toes get cold...
keep me posted, or drop me note offlist... stephen --- "Daniel W. Crowe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm thinking about laying down a challenge to those > of you here in the rainy > Northwest. How about a Christmas get together at one > of the local lakes. I'm > under the gun right now, and I'll be finished up on > the 21st or 22d, which > means I'll be looking for some fishing right after > that. > > The last time I was at Nahwatzel, the trout were > biting, and I expect they > will still be around, so I'm planning on being on > the lake, unless really > bad weather sets in, on Sun. Dec. 23d. I'll make it > easy; how about 8:30 > AM. > > Anybody here in WA (or anywhere else) care to join > me? Do you have what it > takes to sit in a float tube (pontoon boat, canoe, > outrigger, sailboat, > whatever you use) in the middle of a freezing lake > in late December? > > C'mon, it'll be fun. If you don't like Nahwatzel, > name your lake (within > reason, I'm in Olympia). Check the regs first; I"m > ok with frostbite, but I > really don't want to get arrested. Bill? Rob? Don? > Anyone? > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Check out Yahoo! Shopping and Yahoo! Auctions for all of your unique holiday gifts! Buy at http://shopping.yahoo.com or bid at http://auctions.yahoo.com
