Hold The Fort Down

[Bill Babler]

Have not been on much in the last 3 weeks. Really a monster busy schedule with more guide trips than I have ever taken. All but a couple on Taney. They have been great, and it has fished as well as my memory serves.

Good luck to you all till Mid-September. Phil and I are headed to Alasky next weekend, and I will not be on the Rock till my return on the 17th.

Yesterday in our part of Alaska, it was slightly cloudy with a 15 mph breeze out of the west and 62 degrees. It is 52 this morning. I have already got 84 here at the lodge.

Good Luck and God Bless for the next several weeks.

I will be ready to crank it up when I get home

Sincerely Bill B.

[T-RockJaws]

Enjoy the trip Bill, can't wait to see some pics when you return!

[Phil Lilley]

Gezzz... we have 9 days before we leave and you're already signing off.

What are you going into hibernation between now and then?

[KCRIVERRAT]

Gezzz... we have 9 days before we leave and you're already signing off.

What are you going into hibernation between now and then?

He'll be at the local gym training to outrun the brown bears...

[Phil Lilley]

All he has to do is out run me. My best mile is presently 7:19. Any wagers?

[Champ188]

I can do a 7:15 mile in my truck.

[gabe]

Have a great trip. Nice time to get out of the heat and humidity.

[FishinCricket]

Either one of you got a hot tub I can "borrow" while your gone?

[Donna G]

62 degrees. Rub it in, why don't you? Maybe I should phone ahead to Chief Brown Bear. If you're trying to outrun him or Lilley, maybe you won't be so cold. Yesterday on the Rock in the Central Pro-Am team tournament it was about 100 degrees more than 62. I'm sure it was. You'd think the fish would be leaping in the boat begging you to put them in a nice iced livewell.