Seminole Ramlin's

June 13, 2004

This biznis of a merchant having to chase a thief 35 miles and cain’t ketch-em must stop in south Georgia. Mr. Patel get you a glock or a 16 shot 9 mm, shoot his tires out, the south Georgia juries will see that it needed to be done. Mr. Patel, once you shoot one or two, the thiefs will let you be.

This is just a sugjestion at this time, the big trucks need to slow down on local hi-ways. It’s not only bad on deer on the hoof, it’s bad on the John Deere on the wheel. While on this subject, it wouldn’t hurt for the state of Georgia DOT to fix the shookles of the newly paved road 97 South. 3 bad wrecks has already happened.

Leon Roy V of Tallahassee fishen in his clubs 6-man team on the Ohio-Tennessee and Cumberland Rivers advanced to the next step which is one of the bigger tournements.

The North Fla. 6 man team tournement will go out of the Sneads Landing next weekend. I hope to be able to be there to take pics of the fish. Many will be caught.

The Talquin Hookers fished out of Wingates yesterday with Mrs. Lonnie Walsh winning with a whopping Big Fish at 5.3 lbs. She grins as is per usual. Great Mrs. Walsh. Before they weighed in, a hell storm was on the Lake. Hell not hail. Hotttttt!

Donald and Sherry Brinson placed 4th in the Tri-States Bass Tournement with 18.57 lbs. Donald’s normal partner, Harvin Black, is in some furren country, bet he’s got his short pants on too! Craig Reynolds and Shane Bush was 3rd with 19.23 lbs. Jamie Yon and Doug Davis was 2nd with 19.93 lbs. Jackie Hamric and Jason Smith of Albany won with 22.65 lbs. Jamie Yon had 2nd Big Fish, but Daniel McCall had first Big Fish with a whopping 7.52 lbs. He works at Tri-States Marine.

The Lake City and Live Oak Bass Club fished out of Wingates also with Dan Hurst in 1st, Ricky Mott in 2nd and Joey Wood. Big Fish went to Ricky Mott. This report came on a .com tellyfone and I cain’t git all of what comes through.

The Big Bend Bass Club fished out with Robert Herrop with the Big Fish at 6.18 lbs. Mankus Rickets took 2nd with 15.81 lbs. My old and good friend Eddie Ditto won with 16.07 lbs.

My thoughts on Mr. Reagans bout with Alhimers, henges on the fact that we as Americans need a healing ointment at this point in time to bring us together as a solid nation once more. Mrs. Reagan and their children served that purpose. This is only my opinion and everyone is entitled to that, that’s America. The Police Department in Washington D.C. needs to learn how to count. Lots more than their count passed Mr. Reagan’s casket.

Daniel McCall of Tallahassee with his Big Fish at 7 ½ lbs.

Jamie Yon and Doug Davis 2nd in the Tri-State with 19.93 lbs.

Donald and Sherry Brinson of Bainbridge, 4th in the Tri-State with 18.57 lbs.

Mrs. Lonnie Walsh of the Bassin’ Gals, with her Big Fish of 5.3 lbs.

Jason Smith and Jackie Hamric of Albany with their 1st place of 22.65 lbs.

Steve Ayers and Billy Morris of Chipley with a nice catch of Big Bass.

Check your boat and licenses and new Laws!

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Wingate’s Fishing Report

June 13, 2004

Lake Surface Temp: 82°

Lake Level: Down 18 inches

Big Lake: Clear

Chattahoochee: Clear & Slow

Flint: Clear, But Will Stain

Spring Creek: Muddy Upper Reaches

Fish Pond Drain: Too Clear

Report provided by: Jack Wingate