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Im not totally sure-I'll have to ask my old man. This is just way too bizarre cuz now you bring up jims name. hes a good friend of our families also,we fish with him often. way too weird.

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actually, i wish owned that place on balsam pughole...just wanted myself to feel good about owning it since those people are so lucky smile everytime i go fisin on it, i just wish i had a few million bucks cause i would force them to sell it to me. i only jims name cause i use to hear it once in awhile up there. and i have seen him outside a lot gettin work done and shootin his rifles off

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hey steve, i swear your name sounds familiar too. I know my dad knows some people that live on Buck, do you know Bob Lynch, works at HibTac as a control room operator?

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He's not on buck, he's on bray, on the north side. btw, you ever try fishing buck for crappies in the winter? we got some out there this summer, nothing real special, just some good eaters, I was thinking about heading out there the next time I get up that way.

If you are who I think you are, are you on the east side of the lake, just a couple houses down from the bay that they close down in the spring?

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Yes the fish arent very big in there,the lake gets its fair amount of pressure because it is so accessible,it used to be very good. We catch lots of nice fish on the little lake but you need to have permission to cut thru properties to get on(unless you own a helicopter).

You're correct we are east of the bay-do you hunt around woodland trail?

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I'm sure I have at one point or another, I've probably walked every trail and piece of public property within 30 miles of bray. I know what lake you're talking about, a buddy of mine was able to get permission a couple of times last year to get on the lake, caught & release some nice crappies.

What's your email? I had a couple of questions for ya.

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if i am correct, i assume u are talkin about bray lake by the bray lake dump? my family has video from 25, 30 years ago when they decided to go have some fun and film bears in the dump.... quite the funny family videos smile

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Yup, that's the one. Use to be a great little lake, but just like most other lakes in the area a hog found it and pretty much cleaned it out in 3-4 years.

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