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8th Annual Spearing Get To Gator...Feb 5th...Lake Washington

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bassNspear Grand Master

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After all the voting for the dates and lake, we have everything lined up for the Get To Gator.

Date: Feb 5th

Time: 9:00

Location: Lake Washington (mankato area)

If anyone needs directions to get there, please post here for help.

Should be a great time out on the lake, and remember, DONT FORGET THE BROWNIES!!

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ha merk check your link i hope its not the one out by Seattle laugh I have been to Washington once its north east of Mankato you can get there by taking hwy 22 between st peter and Mankato. i cant remember what access we went out on though.

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i will be there for sure. if anybody doesnt have a house i have 2 extra mankato tent and awnings i could have out there the day before. if anybody needs help picking a spot i have speared out there alot and know the lake well.

i was out there a fue weeks ago and did good. o ya bring your sunfish poles this lake has some brusers.

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merkman Grand Master

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Wifey and I will be there!!!

She wouldn't let me go alone!!! laugh

Should roll in late morning or early afternoon Friday.

Get set up and pre spear Friday afternoon.

We will be spending the night somewhere close Friday night.

Spear all day Saturday, hit the banquet Saturday night, then head home Sat night.

I am only going to bring Elwoods hard side house down.

Not much room in there!!! She gets to sit on my lap!! laugh

I can bring the coleman stove again (that worked pretty good)

Whatcha want for lunch on the lake?

-Merk

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I have talked with BNS and I think that if we hold an annual GTG at Dixon's Lake resort I would like to leave the Nord Lord trophy there on a plaque that would be sighned by the person reciveing it.

That way it would always be there and it would be a good conversation piece for Dixons resort. and the reciver would be pictured with the trophy.

It would make it a better reason to go that GTG...

I think I can make this GTG and the central banquet but if work calls I will be workin

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Well I still plan on carving that big one elwood, so you have the small that we could put on the plaque then the big one travel? What ya think... It wont be done til next season anywho...

Can you make the spear stornger so it wont get broke, I wont point fingers at who did it though wink

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