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« Reply #20 on: February 24, 2007, 08:42:10 PM »

No kidding do you guys have much luck for smallmouth below the dams on the ohio river. I have never really fished for them on the Ohio. I think that I am going to have to try it this year.
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« Reply #21 on: February 27, 2007, 12:22:20 PM »

I was born and raised in Pennsboro (Ritchie Co) until '85 when Uncle Sam and I said "I do" and left for the Air Force.  We come back to visit twice a year about. All vehicles have the WV sticker and I still am a Mountie fan! Wink
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« Reply #22 on: February 27, 2007, 07:21:32 PM »

My wife has family in Ritchie county.  I also am in the WV air national guard.  Have you fished the North Bend Lake up there yet? 
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« Reply #23 on: February 28, 2007, 03:39:06 PM »

My wife has family in Ritchie county.  I also am in the WV air national guard.  Have you fished the North Bend Lake up there yet? 

No not yet.  I drove by about two years ago when it was filling up and it will have some awesome trees in it for structure. We've thought about getting a cabin there for a week and I'd bring the boat. Maybe this summer.
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« Reply #24 on: April 26, 2007, 08:19:27 PM »

hiterry i'm jim  I live in beckley good fishing Smiley Smiley
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« Reply #25 on: June 05, 2007, 10:35:29 PM »

hey all i'm a west virginia boy at heart but i know live in chattanooga, tn. i grew up on the ohio river in waverly right off rt. 2 . my parents had river front property so i fished the ohio most of my life. never really got into the lm bass fishing when i was a kid but caught the heck out of sager and stripes. i sure miss those days of living on the Ohio, rowing my Jon boat up river to bull creek and fishing my heart out. lived in mo town for a few years and there's some great smallmouth fishing there!!!! hope you guys can make it to Chattanooga some time to fish. you would not believe how much bigger the fish are here. blew my mind when me and my fishing buddy pulled up on a place where water runs into nick-a-jack lake from a plant. i looked into the water and saw 20-30  3-5' Gar. not to mention the 70, 80 and90 lbs. cats being caught here as well as 8,9 & 10lbs lm bass. i don't catch any of these  I feel like I am hitting my head against a brick wall! but i read fishing reports every day that amaze me. all you WV boys take care and GOD bless.............
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« Reply #26 on: July 23, 2007, 10:28:57 PM »

I'm from Huntington.  Can I get a Go Herd!?!?!   Grin
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« Reply #27 on: August 28, 2007, 02:28:07 PM »

I'm from Charleston, WV. Haven't pulled any out this year worth writing home about but what I've lacked in size I've made up for in numbers. Seems to be A LOTof dinks in the Kanawha this year.
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« Reply #28 on: September 13, 2007, 07:54:43 PM »

From Mass. but went to school at fairmont State in the mid nineties...country girls rocked! Miss my old state...still get teary-eyed when I hear, " almost heaven, west virginia, blue ridge mountains..."
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« Reply #29 on: September 29, 2007, 08:22:15 PM »

I'm from Huntington WV, getting ready to move to SC though. There has to be more WV bass anglers in WV than the few that post on here though, plenty of boats on the water every time out. And as for there not being any big bass in WV, depends on where you fish. I had 6 fish over 5lb at Stonewall on a 3-day Trip 2 Weeks ago. Closest lake for me is Yatesville Lake in Kentucky Grin Grin  I fish this lake more than any in WV Shhhhhh! 
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« Reply #30 on: March 19, 2008, 04:43:07 PM »

Born and raised in Copley, Oh. (5 miles west if Akron) Lived in St. Marys for about 5 years and bought and sold property there for a long time. Then we moved down here to Clay County, WV (south Central part of the state)It's just a little more wild and wonderful down here Laugh Been here about 15 years.. Great fishing onthe Elk river and it runs right through the town of Clay. Mike
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« Reply #31 on: June 24, 2008, 01:48:50 AM »

Im from Morgantown originally Ive been in Chattanooga, TN since 1989. I grew up about half way between Fairmont and Morgantown .. on Toms Run Road.
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« Reply #32 on: July 04, 2008, 07:17:06 PM »

NRG, I live one road over from where you use to live, Goshen Rd..
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« Reply #33 on: July 05, 2008, 08:34:15 AM »

NRG, I live one road over from where you use to live, Goshen Rd..

Where at on Goshen Rd ? My Uncle Boyd Freed and cousins live on the the other end opposite of rt 73

We used to play at the old strip mine over there ,. and walked to the 4H swimming pool almost every day as teenagers
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« Reply #34 on: July 05, 2008, 08:54:48 AM »

Yes I know where he lives ,I know his daughter Kim Freed.Boyd lives down the road from Ridgedale School.
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« Reply #35 on: July 05, 2008, 10:01:31 AM »

Yes I know where he lives ,I know his daughter Kim Freed.Boyd lives down the road from Ridgedale School.

Yea Kim and Pete are great ..  I Grad MHS in 1985 .. if you grew up there and we are close in age I bet we know each other Smiley  my real name is Sean McDonald
Im 41 ..Kim is about 5yrs older I do believe than I am.
If you ever get to Chattanooga or near by here (Nashville 140 miles away - Atlanta 100 miles ) I lets go fishing .. I never get up that way any more .. I haven't been there since 2000 .
The only thing I miss up there is friends and family .. fishing is better here, so much better, and you can fish at least 360 days a year here
Late Jan and Erly Feb is the only time it gets really cold most years .. even then its rarely below freezing , and below 20 is pretty rare, some times youll be fishing in short sleeves in January.
Then in mid feb the water starts hitting the high 40s and low 50s and the bass start coming shallower with feed bags on .. the spawn is 90% over by mid April
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« Reply #36 on: July 05, 2008, 08:24:46 PM »

Your more my sons age , I graduated from MHS in 1955 ,joined the Marines ,got out in 59 and went to Cleveland to work in an aircraft  factory till 1970 then came back to Morgantown. Been retired from WVU since 98..Now we travel and fish..We spend the worst of winter in Fla.
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« Reply #37 on: July 05, 2008, 09:10:48 PM »

Your more my sons age , I graduated from MHS in 1955 ,joined the Marines ,got out in 59 and went to Cleveland to work in an aircraft  factory till 1970 then came back to Morgantown. Been retired from WVU since 98..Now we travel and fish..We spend the worst of winter in Fla.

Your sons age is still ok lol .. I'll still take an old fart  In Shock did I just say that out loud   Undecided  Bang  uh take a nice old guy fishing on my home waters .. if you ever get this way or heading to FLa for the winter .. we have some big smallies down here .. the only thing I miss that is hard to come by here is trout streams at my back door , and muskie .. we do have some really killer trout streams around .. but they are 70-150 miles away and Muskie fishing on some of those trout waters too. I have pretty much givin up Trout fishing .. except maybe one or 2 trips to the Caney River near Nashville for some 5-20 lb browns .. and with Gas prices trips beyond the local area are getting less and less.
I live about 6 miles from Chickamauga Lake and 50 miles from Guntersville Lake, 30 to the upper G river area so I dont generally have to go far to catch quality Bass
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« Reply #38 on: July 06, 2008, 08:02:14 PM »

Did you live near Everett Caroll's old sawmill, it was on Tom's Run?I been busy today getting everything ready ,we're going to go and fish the Potomac river tomorrow ,down near Shepherdstown ..coming back friday.Hope to get into some nice fish..We're not taking the boat ,our friends use a 12 or 14 ft alum. jon boat down there.I been limiting my boat fishing outings to twice a week,a little trip to Cheat Lake 30 miles round trip plus 5 gallons in the boat costs me 30 dollars or more.04 F-150 and a 17 1/2 ft Stratos..
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« Reply #39 on: July 07, 2008, 02:24:28 AM »

Did you live near Everett Caroll's old sawmill, it was on Tom's Run?I been busy today getting everything ready ,we're going to go and fish the Potomac river tomorrow ,down near Shepherdstown ..coming back friday.Hope to get into some nice fish..We're not taking the boat ,our friends use a 12 or 14 ft alum. jon boat down there.I been limiting my boat fishing outings to twice a week,a little trip to Cheat Lake 30 miles round trip plus 5 gallons in the boat costs me 30 dollars or more.04 F-150 and a 17 1/2 ft Stratos..

The saw mill was on a little side dirt road, b4 you get to my house ( if coming from Rt 73 ), I lived at the Bottom of Grey Hill as people on Tom's Run called it, right across from Melvin and Ruth Friend, about a 1/4 mile from the road that the saw mill was on.
I know what you mean about limiting trips, I have a old 1971  15ft Tomboy river/bass boat with 35hp that I use most of the time these days, I sold my 17ft Astro last year right b4 the gas prices shot of to 3.85 that they are here now.
Im dying to to have bigger boat back for the stability and room, but dont miss the 30 gallon tank, and I catch just as many bass out of the small boat, and I can go on several trips with 6 gallons in the old tomboy. Just not get there fast. But I generally fish within 2 miles of the ramp anyway, I just trailer to the area I wana fish.

If gas prices stabilize next year Im gonna buy a G3 17 ft with a 70-90hp 4 stroke, will get me near what I had b4, but still better on gas than my 150hp was, but still hang onto the Tomboy for the smaller rivers.

Good luck on the Potomac river, I love that river.. I had a blast over there many summers tearing up the smallies
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