Thanks to Larry and all the people who made the event possible. Some very nice plugs there. I really enjoyed Flaps talk on the history of plug making, some of the people who made them, and how to work certain lures. A fun night had by all.
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I wish I could have made it, but I had business engagements, which ran into a diner meeting to boot. The new job is a blessing and a curse, I love the benefits and security, but I miss the freedom of being self employed.
Thanks to MSBA for the invite. Thanks to all for the trades. Wish I had more to trade. Next time. Great to put faces to names. Nice job by all involved with setting up the event. Nice to see a good chunk of change going to a good cause. The plug builder's workmanship is unparalled anywhere, both comm. and private builders. I got the Zombie Woof behind my eyes today though. Got home at 12 from show up at 8 to the beach all day with wife and kid then all the way home clean boat turn right around and go back to Cape to work till 1 Am. Still not as bad as JPI had driving too and fro NJ though. I am already thinking about Plugfest. Paul
"A beach is a place where a man can feel he's the only soul in the world that's real"
Chum and I also had a great time. The plugs, the presentation by Flap and everything else was great. The drive to and from NJ was worth it. The raffle prize made it even better. We fished the Canal afterwards, then headed home.
Thanks to everyone involved in the show and thanks for making us feel at home. Hope to be up that way again soon.
. The new job is a blessing and a curse, I love the benefits and security, but I miss the freedom of being self employed.
We fished the Canal afterwards, then headed home.
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