Sounds good, I'm out of town for a little while after Christmas, but there's plenty of good fishing to be had in the rivers. Let me know when.
Dan ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rob Blomquist" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2001 10:01 PM Subject: Re: [VFB] NW challenge > On Wednesday 12 December 2001 08:42 pm, you said: > > 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? > > I am up for it too, but I prefer to only sit in my canoe on non-rainy days, > and stand up in cold water (as in steelheading) on rainy days. > > And duh, I will be out of the GPNW on the 23rd, but back, and chucking flies > at steelies right after Christmas through the New Year. > > Maybe we could do a river trip then. > > Rob > > -- > Rob Blomquist > Kirkland, WA
