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#2687 - 10/09/09 05:39 PM A lake near Panama City
chuckwagon Offline
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Registered: 10/09/09
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While stationed at Tyndall AFB at Panama City, a friend took us fishing to a nearby lake.

The lake was LOADED with big bass! It was a clear blue huge lake but I do not remember the name.

We did not drive more than 20 minutes from town to get there.

Anybody know what the name of that lake might be?

Thanks

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#2801 - 10/14/09 05:57 AM Re: A lake near Panama City [Re: chuckwagon]
Bo Patro Offline
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Registered: 10/06/09
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Loc: St. Pete, FL
Maybe Big Blue Lake? It's a little north of Panama off 77and 20. The biggest lakes in that area are Bear Hammock, Porter and Gap. So maybe one of those.
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#2827 - 10/14/09 10:06 PM Re: A lake near Panama City [Re: Bo Patro]
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Thanks, it might have been Big Blue. I don't remember anyone mentioning that name but if it is within a 20 to 30 minute drive it might be it.

We did not have a boat but fished the shoreline and I caught several bass in the 5 and 6 pound class. Sgt. Obrien caught a huge bass that must have been 10 or 12 pounds. He said he had caught bigger bass out of the lake.

The bait of choice was black jigs with Uncle Josh black frog trailer. I did not have one so was using Mepps spinners as that was all I had.

Anyway, I will never forget that Saturday morning at that particular lake. We never went there again, at least I never did. Duty, work orders, detail assignments took up most of my time while I was stationed there.

I do remember the white sand at Panama City Beach as being so white as to make it painful to see without dark sunglasses. Anyone that has been there will attest to the validity of this!
My first trip to the beach was without sunglasses and I was "blind" afterwards for several hours from the glare.

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#2829 - 10/15/09 12:43 AM Re: A lake near Panama City [Re: chuckwagon]
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You do realize that most of the sand on Florida beaches is actually brought from other states and spread down the coastline. Florida's natural sand color is an ugly gray.
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#2932 - 10/17/09 06:27 PM Re: A lake near Panama City [Re: Bo Patro]
chuckwagon Offline
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Originally Posted By: Bo Patro
You do realize that most of the sand on Florida beaches is actually brought from other states and spread down the coastline. Florida's natural sand color is an ugly gray.


GOL-DARNITT! If I would have just realized that..then maybe I would not have been blinded so badly!!

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