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 Re: Where would U live
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12/29/05 04:33 PM
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cbob
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I sure miss the stump dodging on Lake Fork...But I'm coming back soon to catchOVER the slot! 👍🏾
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Re: Where would U live
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12/29/05 04:34 PM
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Bass_Bustin_Texan
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I love the town of Hemphill! Two huge lakes with just about every type of cover known to man.
You can avoid having ulcers by adapting to the situation: If you fall in the mud puddle, check your pockets for fish. ~Unknown
Open your eyes & look within, are you satisfied with the life youre living.
No matter how good or bad you have it, wake up each day thankful for your life. Someone somewhere else is desperately fighting for theirs.
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Re: Where would U live
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12/29/05 05:10 PM
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intexlarry
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I would not move an inch from the private lake I live at right now. Little Callender Lake is just too nice.
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Re: Where would U live
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12/29/05 06:27 PM
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fisharcool
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Re: Where would U live
#21812
12/29/05 06:40 PM
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Jeromy Walker
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 Re: Where would U live
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12/29/05 06:47 PM
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Barn
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jignpig,
I would have to agree... Lake Taneycomo. That is where I will have my lake place one day.
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Re: Where would U live
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12/29/05 08:34 PM
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buda13
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I am thinking um....... LAKE FORK!!!!!!! Not only is it the most freaking awesome lake in the world, but there are so many killer lakes within an hour and a half.
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Re: Where would U live
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12/29/05 10:30 PM
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Fastfish
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Someone asked Tx. or Ca. I'm moving from Ca soon heading to Texas but what the heck some of the choices outside Texas to the east have been great also like Pickwick I'm a marine technician so can live pretty much anywhere theres water but the DFW area is looking like where I'll be calling home next but nothing is totally done til i pop the first beer on the porch.
Fastfish
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Re: Where would U live
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12/29/05 10:37 PM
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Bassmaster150
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I would also say Lake Fork. But I would love to live in the Pinson area of Lake Fork. If you have not seen the houses that are being built in there, then you need to stop and look. I would guestimate that some of those houses in there (now a gated community) are easily over $1 million.
Character is who you are when nobody else is around.
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Re: Where would U live
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12/29/05 11:32 PM
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Bass_Lady_In_Plano
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well, if yr gonna LIVE there, two key factors for me would be 'great fishing' & 'great quality of life'
that said, you can't beat:
- snake river (wyoming)
- green river (wyoming)
i wouldn't want to live there again, but the fishing is WICKED at lake casitas (california)
-An original 'Yupneck' from the Appalachians 
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Re: Where would U live
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12/30/05 12:36 AM
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Free-Spooling
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We just had to sell 2 1/2 acres of lakefront property on Bob Sandlin with 600 feet of lakefront on a beautiful point on the south side of the lake covered in pine trees.
Bald eagles roost on the lake and seeing them soar past is a wonderous thing. Before Fork was built it was possibly the best Bass lake in Texas. Not just bass, they have excellent crappie-catfish-sandbass-brim you name it.
I loved it there. Our neighbor across the way was Bo Pilgrim..At least he owned the property think he spends most of his time at the castle he built in Pittsburg, Texas..
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Re: Where would U live
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12/30/05 12:42 AM
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ERNEST PATY
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I can & I do.
Cedar Creek Lake and the Dallas area.
Best of both worlds.
Ernest Paty 214-202-7866
catchcrappie@aol.com
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Re: Where would U live
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12/30/05 02:23 PM
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foul_hook
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Too many bad boat drivers/idiots on Fork. Awsome crappie lake though.
If I could have water front on any lake???
Lake Athens.
Glad to have taken..."the trash in the back!"
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Re: Where would U live
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12/30/05 02:25 PM
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CobyT
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I would live somewhere in Southern California and get to know Mike Long and go after 20 pounders with a chance to get the elusive 22pound 5 ouncer.
The hardest thing about fishing is figuring out what the fish want to eat.
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Re: Where would U live
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12/30/05 02:34 PM
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Chief BigRooster
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Texas I don't know...haven't been to a whole lot of lakes outside Centex.
Buchanan is nice in Centex...
Outside of Centex, Bull Shoals lake is the only lake I've been to and it seems awesome. Big lake. Lots to fish for, which includes everything in Texas PLUS Walleye...which are awesome eating fish.
I know there are a ton of awesome lakes up in North & East Texas, but I'm just not familiar with them.
Wade
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