Feb. 25th Seminar @ L.O.M. 12-4pm

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Permalink Reply by Jason Brown on February 24, 2012 at 7:08pm

I'm coming down!

Permalink Reply by Willie Parsons on February 24, 2012 at 8:34pm

There is a ton of stuff on the walls, every bit of it is top notch stuff that we all need around here. We have 75 chairs set up and about 35 pounds of pulled pork to eat so come on down and enjoy a good day of Bass fishing fellowship. Bring all your loose change and pick up some great stuff to kick the year off. There is a fresh 50 gallon drum of Yamalube, bring your empty jugs with you and get them filled up too.
See you there.

Permalink Reply by bassin9 on February 25, 2012 at 8:12am

Mark Brown and I will be attending. Looking forward to seeing some familiar faces and meeting some new ones , especially the fellas from the Wafish site , so come by and say hello. See you all there.

Permalink Reply by Limit Out Performance Marine on February 25, 2012 at 8:12pm

First of all I would like to thank everyone who attended the seminars today with attendance topping out at 140 people. It was great to see everyone lots of old faces and lots of new ones and lots of club members. Also a big round of applause to Willie, Mark, Jordan for the great seminars they put on. Once again thanks for supporting you local small business.

 

Next seminar Warmwater Wed. March 21 7pm Guest speaker: Jon Werner-Hunt for big fish.

 

Thanks

Chris  

Permalink Reply by D.J. LaRoche on February 25, 2012 at 8:44pm

Russ, glad to hear everything went well.  I have been dealing with some family issues and was not able to attend like I had planned.  I would still like to say thanks for putting this on.  I really feel this is what will seperate you from the rest on the west side.  Well done!

D.J.

Permalink Reply by Kevin Bye on February 25, 2012 at 9:33pm

Great seminars. Wish I could have stayed longer but had to work. Great info and always good to bs with you all. Thanks again and I look forward to seeing you folks again soon.

 

Kevin

Permalink Reply by Todd Reis on February 25, 2012 at 9:51pm

Great job Russ and Family. Great seminars. Great pulled pork sammiches too. Good to see you Chris! Now go get out on the water! lol See yahs

Permalink Reply by Jason Brown on February 26, 2012 at 10:14am

Absolutely! Thanks Russ, Chris and presenters! That was an awesome time with lots of great information!!!!! Looking forward to the next one.

 

Permalink Reply by Bruce Beatty on February 26, 2012 at 10:20am

Thanks Russ and Chris for hosting a great event and to Willie, Mark and Jordan for sharing great information! What a turnout!!!

Permalink Reply by William McMurry on February 26, 2012 at 11:00am

dang it... i completly forgot what day it was.... went to renton western wear then to country square for some wedding shopping and forgot all about it  :(   

 

 

  I need to get the boat out.......   but atleast i got some new Boulet boots!

Permalink Reply by John Mark Minica on February 26, 2012 at 4:09pm

Good job to Russ, and Chris and the crew at LOM for putting this on. I only caught the tail end of it, but the turnout was great, and the fact that your gonna be doing it once a month is awesome! Big thanks to Willie, Mark, and Jordan for taking the time to share the info with everyone. I look forward to the coming events.

Permalink Reply by David Parnicky on February 26, 2012 at 7:30pm

Great job and many thanks to Russ, Chris and everyone else at LOM for organizing this! I had a great time on Saturday!  There is definitely some good tackle on the shelves in there and I purchased a few things that caught my eye.  I watched all of Willie, Mark and Jordan's seminars and they all did a great job!!  I really enjoyed listening to Willie and picked up a few pointers from him.  I also learned a few ways to be more creative from Mark (darter jigs around jagged rocks, trying longer ds leaders at times, swivel above dropshot) and ways to be more creative while retrieving a football jig from Jordan!   

 

I really reccomend to anyone getting started in bass fishing that listened to Willie's talk to follow what he said!  This sport can get very overwhelming and expensive in a hurry and you can learn a ton about catching bass by starting with a few basic rod/reel set ups and a few proven lures in basic colors.  Keeping it simple is a great way to make it easier to spend more time on the water, learn what kind of areas attract bass throughout the year, and gain confidence in catching bass. This will allow you to enjoy your time on the water as opposed to getting frustrated and burning out! 

 

 

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