Old pics

Went to a family reunion today and saw some old fishing pics. The first is my aunt and uncle with a nice catch from what they say was Grenada. Looks like there was a boat rental there at the time. The second pic is of my Grandmother and all it says was delta for location. I’m guessing it may be Bee Lake. Someone may recognize the store in the background and help me out. Attachment 304696Attachment 304697these places were quite a haul from Winston County on some rough roads back in the day. Looks like I’m not the only one from the family willing to travel to catch a crappie!


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Thanks for sharing and keep up your heritage!

Congrats on keeping the bloodline true. Great pics. Thx for sharing

Nice! I enjoy those old times pics.


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Great pics

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Looks like fishing is a family trait. Great pics. Thanks for sharing


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These pics are great. I love old fishing pics. How they dress, the size of the fish, the signs in the background, the burning barrels, it's all so cool.

Thanks we always had a Watermelon.Those were the Days.

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Love them old pics.

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These pics are great. I love old fishing pics. How they dress, the size of the fish, the signs in the background, the burning barrels, it's all so cool.

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Yeah, I thought it was very cool. Love the hat my Aunt is wearing in the first pic. I'm very curious about the location of the second pic.


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Enjoyed the pics

Thx for sharing your family archives budro. Great pics and memories fo sho.


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Back in the 60's and early 70's there was a cafe and bait shop located where Drydocks is now at on the Yalobusha side of Grenada. The two owners back then we're first Mr. Marter then Mr. Koonce. They both rented boats and motors. A few years before Mr. Koonce sold to Billy James, he closed the cafe and quit renting boats. I'm guessing this would have been about 1972, if I remember it right.

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Back in the 60's and early 70's there was a cafe and bait shop located where Drydocks is now at on the Yalobusha side of Grenada. The two owners back then we're first Mr. Marter then Mr. Koonce. They both rented boats and motors. A few years before Mr. Koonce sold to Billy James, he closed the cafe and quit renting boats. I'm guessing this would have been about 1972, if I remember it right.

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I sold Mr. Matters son Chris an Xpress bay boat a year or two ago. Mr. Marter used to also own the little grocery store/Bait shop on the corner in Gore Springs.


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Judging from the age of my aunt and uncle I'm thinking the first pic at Grenada was around 1962-63.


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Bad thing is: their out fishing us and we got $10,000 worth of fish finding stuff on our boat.

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