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Posted by: Terry Posted on: 11/27/03 at 05:37:51
No problem, any time...Summer that is. 8) Terry

Posted by: Rich - Ex Member Posted on: 11/27/03 at 03:11:34
Well, that was what I was afraid of. But maybe I will talk to Terry and have him take me out there and PROVE it. Next summer, of course....hehe Rich

Posted by: Terry Posted on: 11/27/03 at 02:10:46
Yeah Chris, your right, no bass in Tapps or Tiger muskie either

Posted by: sarge - Ex Member Posted on: 11/26/03 at 17:41:26
There are no fish in lake Tapps. It is dead, Rich. But, in case there happens to be some bass in that lake, Terry Steffensen or John Holland might know a thing or two about it. Chris

Posted by: Rich - Ex Member Posted on: 11/26/03 at 16:46:00
After looking at a topo map, never been there, it looks like this lake offers a lot of different types of area. Is it that there aren't very many bass here? Or what? Why is it that noone ever talks about fishing this lake? Or maybe I don't know about the "Monster of the Lake". (But I thought that Larry was haunting Lake Sawyer) Rich

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