Thread: Hot Springs retirement

Warhawk, that is the place i saw my boat at, some older couple in in HSV had it at KM for sale. The man was ill and had to sell it, God rest his soul, they were wonderful people and the wife has moved back by there children. The gentleman was a taxidermist and they loved to fish for the big stripers on the big Q. I have been in contact with Curtis from the Baitcasters and plan on joining. Nice talking with you Warhawk.

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Originally Posted by Gomer Snerd

google "Most dangerous cities in Arkansas" or "Most dangerous cities in America" and see what turns up.

Originally Posted by pesce

Warhawk, that is the place i saw my boat at, some older couple in in HSV had it at KM for sale. The man was ill and had to sell it, God rest his soul, they were wonderful people and the wife has moved back by there children. The gentleman was a taxidermist and they loved to fish for the big stripers on the big Q. I have been in contact with Curtis from the Baitcasters and plan on joining. Nice talking with you Warhawk.

Outstanding, i really enjoying this boat. I had a bass boat before this one and always felt like I was going to fall off of it. Sam, Kens son who works at KM, had a Navigator 175 with a Suzuki motor and loved it. Don't stop by there now or you might be in a new boat. They have a gorgeous Voyageur 175 Limited with a vinyl interior.

The baitcasters have their next meeting Monday the 26th at 5:30, at the Last Chance Cafe next to the Balboa Marina. Look me up, names Jim Nelson.

Three boats and and six fishermen from the baitcasters went up to Nimrod last week, my first time up there. It sure is different from the other lakes in this area, shallow and muddy. We fished over in the river and although I got skunked, most of the others caught fish.