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Topic: Howdy Ho!  (Read 820 times)

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GreatOdinsRaven

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Boy things are sure starting to look all Christmasy around here!

Newly relocated to Sacramento, been lurking a little bit and I just bought a Prowler 13 today to get on the water. I moved here from Austin, Texas, but I'm originally from Oakland.. I started kayak fishing in Texas and brought my newest addiction home with me. I work a flexible schedule, so if you're fishing midweek and are looking for a wing-man feel free to message me. Additionally I'm a duck hunter and I'm trying to get up around Oroville Friday morning to christen the Prowler.. I know absolutely nothing about the area, but the weather looks promising and I'm thinking about giving it a shot. If you're around there and want to buddy up, or if you have information and a gracious spirit please feel free to message me.

Cheers,

GreatOdinsRaven


Papa Al

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ravensblack

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Welcome fellow corvid lover and fisherman.
"I always entertain great hope" Robert Frost


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"Life is not about waiting for the storms to pass...it's about learning how to dance in the rain."


RacinRob

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Who you callin' Ho? ;-)

Welcome. The Sac crew is getting a lot bigger these days. A lot of hunters around here too, me included.
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2018 AOTY 2nd Place
2017 ARW Halibut 3rd Place
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2014 AOTY 3rd Place-Again
2013 AOTY 3rd Place
2012 Berryessa Salmon Slam  1st Place
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SuperVato

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Welcome GOR, happy you brought your stoke!
        -SuperVato
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LoletaEric

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Welcome to NCKA, GOR.  :smt001
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