Hello,
Why, just last night my attractive & intelligent wife & I were discussing how I should look into joining a fishing club so I cank do more fishing, & by extension get out of her hair on the weekends. And I find you guys! Not only are you a fishing club, but you're a bass club (& God knows I like eating bass) AND you meet in Renton, right where I live!! Is life good or what?

So I'll be at the meeting tomorrow night, pay my dues & hopefully get to go fishing with an ambassador & others. My name's Alan, so say hello & help me feel welcome.

Incidentally, I have a standing deal, cuz I don't own a boat: I'm a helluva cook, so anytime anyone takes me fishing in their boat, lunch & gas is on Alan.

Hey Allan,  welcome to the area.  We can sure get you hooked up with an Ambassador and the rest are usually willing to talk about techniques and places, etc.  WBC is a pretty friendly group and dedicated to seeing fellow fishermen become better fishermen.

Typically, we don't keep very many bass that we catch.  Unless they are "bad hooked" or bleeding.  Especially during fish-ins or tournaments.  But then that is not to say that an occasional "taste" is forbidden.  Course I don't have that problem too often since I don't catch that many fish.

Anyway,  will be glad to see you at the meeting and make sure to say hello and let me know what your background is as far as fishing goes.  I'll be the short guy in the corner.

Rich

Hey Bill, I resemble that remark .  But as Alan said he is a "great" cook so this may liven up the potlucks.

Alan, when we have a fish-in it usually goes till about noon or 1.  Then we come in and see who has the biggest bass.  Then we have a little pot luck lunch.  Afterwards those that want to go back out and the rest go on home.  Also, when we go to tournaments we usually have a potluck Saturday afternoon.  So will look forward to some of those delicious perch fillets...hehe

Rich