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New to forum but bassin' for a long time. I have caught my largest two (8 & 9-4) on top water lures but a number of 6 plus on 7 inch plastic worms and buzz baits. I really enjoy the free instructional videos from bass resource and will be diversifying my fishing using some of the techniques they have demoed.

Now I spend most of my fishing time teaching 9 & 7 year old grandchildren to fish including bream and bass. My 18 year old grandson has fished with me since 4 and joined a university team this year as a freshman and his older sister fished with me some but enjoys mountain biking, cliff diving and boys more and is a university junior. Our last grand is a 2 year old girl and will probably start going with me in a year or so. It is Wonderful teaching them but still enjoy a serious basing trip occasionally!

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Greetings and Welcome to the forums :)

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Hello and Welcome to Bass Resource ~

 

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Welcome! It's always good to have another member from NW Arkansas. I look forward to hearing your input.

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Welcome! It's always good to have another member from NW Arkansas. I look forward to hearing your input.

Glad to "meet" someone from NWA on the forum. We are native Arkansans but lived in Missouri for 25 years so I fished Table Rock, Stockton, Bushwhacker and other MO lakes for years. My best bass were taken, however, in rice reservoirs near Stuttgart and a 64 acre reclaimed strip pit in SW MO. I fish the Bella Vista lakes (less traffic when fishing with grandchildren than Beaver) a lot now and plan to get to Stuttgart next spring.  I will begin hunting Kansas and Missouri in mid-September so won't do much fall fishing. Let me know how you do this fall. Steve

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Welcome to the forums!

 

WPS!

 

Jeff

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Welcome aboard!!

 

You sound like a great teacher of fishing. Well done !!

Where in Kansas? I hunt SE, NC, C, E & NE Kansas for turkeys and predators. Before quail populations declined drastically I hunted them extensively in extreme SE Kansas and bass fished in the Mined Land area. I love Kansas! Steve

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Glad to "meet" someone from NWA on the forum. We are native Arkansans but lived in Missouri for 25 years so I fished Table Rock, Stockton, Bushwhacker and other MO lakes for years. My best bass were taken, however, in rice reservoirs near Stuttgart and a 64 acre reclaimed strip pit in SW MO. I fish the Bella Vista lakes (less traffic when fishing with grandchildren than Beaver) a lot now and plan to get to Stuttgart next spring.  I will begin hunting Kansas and Missouri in mid-September so won't do much fall fishing. Let me know how you do this fall. Steve

I've always wanted to fish those rice lakes down in Stuttgart. They seem like shallow water heaven. Hopefully I will be able to get out some more this fall, but with a newborn, it might be difficult.

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