Shelby Shopper Shelby NC
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Page 14 - shelby shopper & info - 704/484-1047 www.shelbyinfo.com Thursday, October 6-October 12, 2016 Bruce Camp's Local FISHING FISHING REPORT REPORT Moss On Moss Lake two weeks ago, David Hendrick and Bryan Thrift grabbed first place with 8.24, and they anchored that with big bass of the night, a 3.54 large mouth. Second place with 2.66 was Jeremy Bouldin and Tyler Ward. Third went to Amos Shearer and Charles Accor with 1.54. Last week, Jeremy Bouldin and Tyler Ward picked up the win with 6.16 and anchored it with big bass of the night, a 2.82 large mouth. Johnny and Reggie Guffey had 4.88 and were second, with Jason Hinson third with 4.64. Kosa The retirees fished Mountain Island Lake for a change of pace, Ray Hembree and George Crosswhite got the win with 6.9. Larry Melton and James Osborne had 5.9 to claim second and third was J R Garland and Rick Miars with 4.8. Big bass was a 3.9 brought in by Melton and Osborne. Lake Hickory was the other change of pace lake, Little Earl and John Proctor had 6.4 to take first place. John Black and Roger McNeely had 3.9, good for second. They also had big bass of 2.0. Larry Melton and James Osborne had 3.0 and was third. This week it is back to Lake Norman. CCBC The Cleveland County Bass Club fished Lake James recently and the fishing was tough. Roger Beaver won with 5.52, followed by Robbie Rush with 5.06, he also had big bass of the day with a 2.58 large mouth. Larry Melton claimed third with 2.12, with Tammy Melton fourth, bringing in 1.86. Fifth with .78 was Jimmy Melton. 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. Bruc Mo Moss ss B OUTDOOR TRUTHS Many times when I pick up my bow, I'm reminded of my fi rst shotgun purchase as a sixteen year old. I've often said I went into that store as a boy and left feeling like a man. My bow gives me an equal amount of manly pleasure. It's not that I feel overtly prideful; it's more about being able to use this complex and even quirky piece of equipment in the pursuit of deer. The bow is a hunting tool like no other. It's made up of many different parts and accessories that must work in perfect harmony in order to perform properly. Each part must be synchronized with the other. Even though the bow itself is the main element, without lesser components like the sights and the rest, it cannot do the job. The bow also usually costs several hundred dollars more than the other additions, but once again, without these additions it might as well be on the shelf. There have been many pictures taken of a hunter and his bow as he or she stands over their game, but no one ever holds up a peep sight inferring that it was this tiny piece of equipment that was the reason for success. The truth remains that those in the limelight would not be in the limelight without someone sitting behind said light and turning it on. It's the idiot who claims that he picked himself up by his own bootstraps without giving recognition to that gifted individual who put those bootstraps in the perfect place to be tugged upon. I guess what my bow reminds me of is the need for humility and harmony. A humility that recognizes the need and worth of others will have harmony and success. But a pride- ful and self-centered individual's pursuit will only end in humility. Each time I travel to hunt I check my bow before I go into the woods. I'm not looking for cracked limbs or risers. I'm looking for one of those accessories that may have jarred loose from the trip. Without them I will miss. This week, make sure you encour- age those who help you perform. And if you are one of those individuals that serve behind the scenes, you are what make those out front hit what they're aiming for. 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