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To: Knighty Tin who wrote (62029)	6/10/1999 8:50:00 PM
From: yard_man	Respond to of 132070

Lake of the Ozarks was closer to the neck of woods where I used to live. It is nice there if you can stand the traffic (on or off the lake). <ng> When I want to go to a lake I tend to go to the less developed ones. Been down to Bull Shoals this year and that was very nice. I'm a lot closer to several lakes in the southern part of the state now. Last time I went out -- I saw so many folks with all these fancy boats -- heck I can rent a decent boat for fishing for $40 or so buy the fuel and have a great day without all the clean-up, storage fees, maintenance -- you name it. To be worth it to own one I'd have to go to one of the lakes very regularly. Now I work with guys that have spoiled my fishing a few times down on the white river -- by running water through the dam. Maybe next time I do down there I can time it a little better. ;-)