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	<title>Comments on: Every Memorial Day, I Remember The Kid</title>
	<link>http://coastalanglers.com/bozblog/2008/05/25/every-memorial-day-i-remember-the-kid/</link>
	<description>Saltwater Fishing News You Can Use by Larry Bozka - Where to Go and What to Throw:Tides, Tackle, Techniques, Terminal Rigging and Knots, Lures and Natural Baits, Tournaments, Fundraisers, Angler Profiles, Weather, Fishing Forecasts and much more.</description>
	<pubDate>Thu, 04 Dec 2008 04:07:50 +0000</pubDate>
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		<title>by: Rick D</title>
		<link>http://coastalanglers.com/bozblog/2008/05/25/every-memorial-day-i-remember-the-kid/#comment-29</link>
		<pubDate>Fri, 30 May 2008 18:39:56 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description>Hi, Larry

How long ago was the story first written?  Where is the kid now?

I'd like to take this opportunity to tell you I just about wore out your book "Saltwater Strategies" back in 2000 when I was learning about saltwater fishing.  I also listened to a talk you gave at the Shallow Water Expo back then.   Your excitement about fishing and willingness to share information really ignited a desire in me to take up the sport.

Two houses in Bayou Vista and four long gone boats later, I now live in The Woodlands.  I am down to a kayak and wading gear, but can honestly say I have never enjoyed fishing more!  (although I definitely work a lot harder at it!).  I actually fish more now than I did when I lived on the water, and definitely catch more quality fish! 

Seven years later, I am still a mediocre fisherman (as I guess I have too many different hobbies/interests).  Neverthess, I still get that tingle all over and give thanks to God for living down here whenever I'm fortunate enough to be standing waist deep in the warm coastal water, rod and reel at the ready, just as the sun is rising over Galveston Bay.  I guess there's really no place I'd rather be.

Thanks for posting your blog.  I've missed reading your articles in Texas Fish &#38; Game, the radio program, etc.

Take care,

Richard Dickerson</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi, Larry</p>
<p>How long ago was the story first written?  Where is the kid now?</p>
<p>I&#8217;d like to take this opportunity to tell you I just about wore out your book &#8220;Saltwater Strategies&#8221; back in 2000 when I was learning about saltwater fishing.  I also listened to a talk you gave at the Shallow Water Expo back then.   Your excitement about fishing and willingness to share information really ignited a desire in me to take up the sport.</p>
<p>Two houses in Bayou Vista and four long gone boats later, I now live in The Woodlands.  I am down to a kayak and wading gear, but can honestly say I have never enjoyed fishing more!  (although I definitely work a lot harder at it!).  I actually fish more now than I did when I lived on the water, and definitely catch more quality fish! </p>
<p>Seven years later, I am still a mediocre fisherman (as I guess I have too many different hobbies/interests).  Neverthess, I still get that tingle all over and give thanks to God for living down here whenever I&#8217;m fortunate enough to be standing waist deep in the warm coastal water, rod and reel at the ready, just as the sun is rising over Galveston Bay.  I guess there&#8217;s really no place I&#8217;d rather be.</p>
<p>Thanks for posting your blog.  I&#8217;ve missed reading your articles in Texas Fish &amp; Game, the radio program, etc.</p>
<p>Take care,</p>
<p>Richard Dickerson
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