No worries.  This forum is open to the public.  We've just had so many new members sign up recently I'm having difficulty keeping up!   

Glenn,
No we have not met yet. I have not joined the club yet either, I just stumbled onto the site. I plan on going to the meeting, and maybe showing up to see a fishin and see if its something I want to pay for.
My problem is that I am living off of a Disabled Vets pension, and my wifes paycheck. This not only effects my "Manly Self Esteem"  But it effects my wallet.
I am new to fishing for bass, and I would enjoy going out and trying it a few times to see if its something I want to get into. My wife thinks I need to stay active, and get envolved with more things so you never know whats gonna happen.
I thought the forums were open to the public, if I am mistaken please BEAT me to a pulp as an example to those who might follow in my footsteps! 
I think your site is awsome, and I enjoy taking advantage of well made sites, it makes me smile!

Hi There!  Are you a new member of our club?  Just wondering, because I don't recall meeting you.

(sorry if we met and I forgot)

-gm

Hey everyone!
I live in Renton, I am a 25 year old Disabled Vet, and I am just now getting into fishing for Bass. If anyone fishes in Lake Washington, and enters the lake from the Renton side, I would like to get into contact. I am lookin for someone who is willin to teach a newby a little bit about the secrets of catchin bass. I am an avid fisherman, catching my favorites (trout, walleye, catfish), but now I need to move on into the Bass. I am boatless right now, I can borrow a boat when I go to Yakima, so I can fish around there from my own boat. If anyone knows anything about where I might want to try shore fishing for bass, that would be helpfull also. Shore fishing can be on Lake Washington or any other lake in the area, I am willing to do some traveling, so please let me know. Good luck everyone, keep tight lines, and watch the pretty fish dance!