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Goals for Next Season


bassNspear

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Just wanted to see what everyone had for goals next year! I myself want to get to alot more different lakes. Seems like i say this year after year, but then when it comes to the season, I am always going to the same lakes.

Interested to see what others are?

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goal #1 make it to next season alive. crazysmile goal #2 try to hit at least 2 spearing gtgs. goal #3 wrestle away the prince of pike/nord lord title from elwood! smirksmirklaughlaughwhistle and as bns said hit a few new lakes. that pretty much sums up my wish list.

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Re-configure my perm shacks floor so my hole is bigger and so I can put a bunk in it and perm heater, Get out spearing more and get some new guys into the sport! And of course spear more fish...

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my goal for next yr is to spear more and meet up with a bunch more of the FM guys again of course along the way give BNS a hard time about spearing along with glenn grin

I think that I am going to make a trophy for spearing so bragging rights along with a trophy will be, mabey, could be yours at the next GTG

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Goals for next season:

#1) 40+" pike for the wall.

#2) Build a two man spear house.

#3) To not spear anything between 30" and 40"

#4) Improve my fish smoking.

#5) Take a spearing trip.

#6) Get a video camera and mount for above spear hole.

#7) To stay above the ice.

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Goals for next season:

#1) 40+" pike for the wall.

#2) Build a two man spear house.

#3) To not spear anything between 30" and 40"

#4) Improve my fish smoking.

#5) Take a spearing trip.

#6) Get a video camera and mount for above spear hole.

#7) To stay above the ice.

1, 4 ,5(Montana)& 7(should move this to #1)

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whadda mean there big guy, it wasnt me i was referin to. laughlaugh go back and look at the picture on the final recap of 4th gtg, i am the most honest lookin guy out there, well maybe except the guy that took the picture!!! whistlewhistlewhistlecrazygrin

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