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June 20, 2013

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Page 16 - shelby shopper & info - 704/484-1047 www.shelbyinfo.com Thursday, June 20-June 26, 2013 OUTDOOR CG NNECE N UTD TD ON ECTION O NECT ONNECTION O & N & IN O ET Bruce Camp's Local FISHING REPORT Kosa Kosa The retirees fished Lake Wylie last week with Tony Black and Ned Blanton getting the win with 14.90. John Black and Roger McNeely brought in 11.75 and claimed second. They also had big bass of the night with a 4.30 largemouth. Mack Wyatt had 6.60 and took third. This week its back to Lake Norman. CCBC The Cleveland County Bass Club fished Stumpy Pond last Saturday and Roger Beaver picked up the win. Beaver brought in 11.66 for a total and had a 4.44 largemouth which picked up the big bass of the day. Charlie Canipe had 5.80 to take second followed by Ronnie Humphries with 4.04. Tammy Melton was fourth with 1.82 and Larry Melton settled in fifth with 1.80. I want to say a huge tip of the hat to Bryan Thrift on his second place finish at the recent FLW event.. Moss Arnold says everbody must have thought it was going to storm, because only 13 boats made the weekly Thursday bass tournament last week. Buddy and Michael Black brought in 13.82 and grabbed the win. They anchored this catch with a 4.36 largemouth which took big bass of the evening. Bryan Thrift and Matt Arey had 10..43 and took second and close behind was Reggie and Johnny Guffy with 10.40. Jody Black and Jason Rhodes had 8.51 and settled in fourth and rounding out the top ten was Hasker Stevenson and Rufus Parker with 8.30. If anyone has any suggestions on stories or pictures of their catch or kill, you can e-mail me at brucencracefancamp@ gmail.com. TITLE THE E-MAIL STORY OR PICTURE "FOR SHOPPER" OR I WILL ASSUME IT'S JUNK MAIL AND NOT OPEN IT. Sportsman's Corner Aiming Outdoorsmen Toward Christ SOUTHERN POND MANAGEMENT Phil - 540-809-2406 Tracie - 704-309-7235 WE HAVE AMMO BUSHMASTER CARBON 15 Only 2 Left AR-15 with Bushnell Red Dot Sight. 30 Round Magazine 223/5.56 $ 925 FIRM 226 PAWNGOLD WE BUY GUNS & 1310 Polkville Rd. • Shelby, NC • 704-484-2709 Mon. - Fri. 8:30 - 5:30 Saturday 9:00 - 3:00 BOATS CAMPERS/RVs ACRAFT 25HP 14' DURACRAFT, 25H JOHN- 2008 JAYCO 29' CAMPER One SON, bow-mounted MinnKota, slide, like new, clean, $9500. new battery, live well, swivel 704-472-0624. seats, drive-on trailer, spare tire, GROVER RV PARK Camp sites lights. $2000. 704-487-1650. for rent, $300 month or $75 CAMPERS/RVs WANT TO BUY: Pop-Up Campers. Call 828-429-3935. week, includes water, sewer, & up to $75 on power. 704-3137103, 704-300-4661. 1974 COLEMAN POP-UP, good canvas, AC, sleeps 8. Has hot water and awning. $1500. 704419-1832. 1998 MALLARD FLEETWOOD RV 38' long. very good condition. Price negotiable. 704-5380957. 1999 COLEMAN POP UP CAMPER Sleeps 5, AC, heater, $2500 obo. 704-300-4738, (if no answer, leave message). 1999 TOY HAULER FOR SALE. Asking $5800. New tires, everything runs great, sleeps 5. Call anytime. 704-473-9635. City Softball Tournament Champs Shelby Utilities-Park Softball Team defeats Shelby Police Department to win City Softball Tournament on June 8, 2013. Back row left to right: Brian Keever, Erie Pruitt, Artis Dawson, Wayne Merrit, Marcus Kennedy, Jay Hollifield, Caleb Carpenter, Seth Bradley, Brad Greene. Front row left to right: Geoffrey Heffner, Freddie Ellis, Chris Anderson, and Travis Blanton. C-CAMPER COACHMAN SHORTY. All redone inside, went cross country 2012. Ready to go, $7200. 704-575-9445, Rutherfordton. Photo Provided I have yet to engage in some serious river fishing this spring. I have been especially busy and it will be at least 2 more weeks until I can jump in my GARY MILLER little boat and float down the river. That doesn't mean that my outdoor activities have stopped; only the ones that involve fish and game. My garden still needs tending and thankfully I am able to do a little cycling with some friends and see some new scenery. But the possibilities that lay ahead are exciting. One of my plans is to gather up a few younger guys and have a night of camping, fishing, eating, and just some all-around fun (with a purpose). That is, I need to do a little mentoring with some 20-something guys and I don't know of a better place or way to do it than around a campfire with a little fish frying on a makeshift grill. The lure of these kinds of outdoor activities are nearly impossible to resist for a young man, and it gives me a captured audience. Not only are the fish tasty, but the lessons are easily swallowed as well, when the surroundings are so pleasing. I've noticed that a fishing boat is one of the best couches for therapy. It is impossible to count all the times my fishing partner or I have leaned on each other for advice or for simply someone to bounce something off of. Many times the lull in the action spikes the desire to ask for answers that are not always easy to find. A fishing friend is always good for a second opinion. While my mentoring trip may not be boat worthy, it will nevertheless be an adequate place to impart some helpful knowledge to those who are trying to make sense out of a sometimes, senseless world. These young men need me. Yea, I said it; they need me. I don't mean to make an arrogant statement nor do I mean to overvalue my worth but I have been where they are and I know where the answers lie. And I know that one day they will remember these moments with a thankful pause. For now that thankfulness will be focused on the event, but one day on the lesson. I spend much of my life now telling people that creation is God's compass, pointing everyone to Himself. I have discovered, however, that it is not only His compass but it is perhaps His most effective classroom. It holds the most comfortable chairs, the most advanced audio-visual department, and reverberates the words of the Master Teacher Himself. I simply get to arrange the meeting and direct young ears in how to listen. I am an outfitter, arranging an encounter between these young men and the God of which they desire to pursue. What a job! gary@outdoortruths.org ~ www.outdoortruths.org COME SEE THE EXPERTS SHELBY TRANSMISSION SPECIALISTS FR E ST I ME E AT E S Service & Parts Work Guaranteed 734 Nalley Dr. Shelby, NC 704-482-8756 Hal Jimmy Lyle BOATS 1994 THUNDER CRA HUNDER CRAFT. Inboard, outboard, GM V-6, Cuddy Cabin, sleeps 2, with potty, dual axle Shorelander trailer, $3000. 704-692-6513. AT AT U R E TU By Gary Miller NC Raised Bass, Bluegill, Catfish, Shellcracker, Feed Minnows FOR SALE: 31FT TRAVEL TRAILER Colorado by Dutchmen 2005 on a leased lot at Chimney Rock. One pullout in Living/Dining/Kitchen. For more information call 704-739-1441 or 704-739-3145. 1950 FORD 8N TRACTOR, $2500. Good cond. Comes with bushhog, ready to mow. 704473-3561. N J OY POND STOCKING OUTDOOR TRUTHS 19' BOAT & TRAILER Needs work, engine & trans good. No time to finish. DEAL, $350 obo. 704-974-0981. FARM • HEAVY EQUIPMENT UT ©CommunityFirstMedia S H E L BY S H O 2005 KEYSTONE MONTANA 3650RK White with tan carpet, 4 slides, open floor plan, extra tall recliners, free-standing dinette, 5,100 btu, electric fireplace, gourmet kitchen with double slide out rooms and an island bar, spacious living room features an L-shaped hide-a-bed and a matched pair of residential swivel rockers. Oversized windows allow you to enjoy the scenery while you relax. This model has the Desert Sunset decor. New tires, new awning, new batteries. $23,900 704-482-9506 More pictures available at www.clarkcars1.com TIPS FOR WALLEYE Some great fishing for river walleyes can be had right from the bank by fishing eddies where you find holding spots where the current swirls back on itself behind an obstruction. Simply start on the downstream side of the swirl, then take a step or two upstream and cast. Keep repeating until you've covered the entire eddy. Catching walleyes is rarely difficult; finding them is. On a strange body of water, you would be better off taking one day just to scout the lake, using electronics to locate fish or likely cover. Once you put in your scouting time, you'll fish more efficiently and effectively. Don't fish memories. Walleyes could be literally miles from the point that you caught a limit last year or last week. Walleyes aren't loyal to areas, only food. Once you recognize that, your success will improve. Gary Parsons is a member of the Bass Pro Shops® National Fishing Team For more tips, log onto basspro.com and click on News & Tips 0% Financing for 48 months * During the month of June, 2013 well qualified buyers may be eligible for 0% for 48 month financing. Talk to your SCAG dealer today for details. O.A.C. 0% APR for 48 months: The above financing program is offered by Sheffield Financial, a Division of BB&T Financial, FSB. Minimum Amount Financed $1,500; Maximum Amount Financed $50,000. Subject to credit approval. Approval, and any rates and terms provided, are based on credit worthiness. Other financing offers are available. See your local dealer for details. A promotion fee of $125 will be added to the amount financed in the above example. Financing promotions void where prohibited. Offer effective on all new and unused Scag Power Equipment purchased from a participating Scag dealer between 1/1/2013 and 6/30/2013. Offer subject to change without notice. ELLIOTT SUPPLY CO., INC. 2301 W. Stagecoach Trail Hwy. 182 • Polkville, NC 704-538-8661 Bob Elliott, Owner Ben Elliott, Service Mgr.

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