Ryan, I thought I saw that you used to guide Almanor in the past. Are you still guiding up there? I have a trip April 27-29th, and checking on getting a day on your boat for the day!

Thanks,

Paul
paulboroman@yahoo.com

Hey,

Well, I guess I should have told folks, but shortly after I started up Mountainbass, I got accepted into the fisheries biology program here at UC Davis, so I basically moved down the Davis and put all my fishing stuff on the backburner; At least for now. I am either in my room reading and writing lab reports, books, papers, (occassionally a bit of calfishing :P), working in my lab, or in class.

Its really awesome learning as much as I am about fish, but at the same time, I havent done any serious fishing yet this year!

Let me know a week or two before you head up there and I would be glad to help you get some toad smallies though.

RJThoni@ucdavis.edu

Congrats on getting into UC Davis' fisheries dept, but too bad to hear you're not guiding on Almanor anymore! Sounds like a good way to refine your bass fishing...even when not fishing! I fished Almanor once from a bass-converted valco, so without a "real" big motor, I stuck to the northeast end, caught a bunch of fish, but no toads! I'll definitely give you a shout before I head up, especially if a storm is in the forecast! My buddy who's joining me from CO, is pushing to get out on a big boat, so do you know of anyone else who is guiding almanor that lives up there?

Thanks bud!

Paul

Ya a fellow quincy bass club guy I know Ted Pilgrim guides up there. He is a great fishermen. I fished a tourney one time on Almonor, had a 16+lb sack of smallies and thought I had the win, but he came in with a bigger one!
I dont know his contact information, but look up ted pilgrim in the chester phone book and you'll find him.