Hey Anglers!

[Craig N]

Hey Anglers,

I just wanted to say Hi to all of you who frequent the Lunkerville board. I am a big online veiwer of the show! I really enjoy it, even if the cast is just fishing for cabs.

I reside in Central New York, and fish most of the bigger waters around here. I can truly not decide what I like more, catching largies out of the thick weeds, or smallies out of open water, but I guess that is a good problem we all have here in the Northeast!

I am excited to hear what many of you anglers have to say about this great sport, and be able to contribute to your angling success as well!

-Craig

[FisherMOM]

hi Craig!!!! Welcome to the messageboard of Lunkerville!

It is an awesome fishing show, isn't it ?!?!?!

[Mike D]

Welcome to Lunkerville Craig!

[tr20darryl]

Welcome Craig! I too am new here and think this will be a fun and hopefully educational place to hang out. And I agree...smallmouth?...largemouth?...smallmouth?... largemouth?...ain't it nice to have to make these types of decisions!

Originally Posted by Craig N

Hey Anglers,

I just wanted to say Hi to all of you who frequent the Lunkerville board. I am a big online veiwer of the show! I really enjoy it, even if the cast is just fishing for cabs.

I reside in Central New York, and fish most of the bigger waters around here. I can truly not decide what I like more, catching largies out of the thick weeds, or smallies out of open water, but I guess that is a good problem we all have here in the Northeast!

I am excited to hear what many of you anglers have to say about this great sport, and be able to contribute to your angling success as well!

-Craig

[BigAl75]

Hi Craig. Another upstate NYer? Cool! What waters do you fish? I fish local small ponds mostly, but have been known to try the river every now and then. Lunkerville is probably the best show online or on the tv, hands down.

Glad to have you aboard!

[Sea Jack]

Hi all, as well. I'm a NYBASS.COMer that joined this forum last May and while this is my first post, I do pop in from time to time. Just not enough time in the day for a bunch of forums at least not during the warm months.

Craig,

Great show isn't it? BTW, what trails are you fishing this year?

Big Al,

What river?


John Siejak

[FisherMOM]

Hi Sea Jack.. I am a NYBASS.com-er as well... but I spend more time in here.

Welcome to the site!

[Mike D]

thanks john!...good to see you

[BigAl75]

Sea Jack, while I don't do it very often because I don't own a boat, I sometimes will hit the Tioghnioga River. People don't fish it very much, which is a shame. Depending on the area you go, you can catch bass (largemouth, smallmouth & rock), walleye, trout (browns mostly, but some 'bows), carp, muskie, suckers, and a few others. It's actually a pretty good fishery.

[Sea Jack]

Thanks for the welcome.

BTW, not a problem Mike, you do all the work.

Al,

I wasn't sure where Marathon was, sounds like a good piece of water.