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On Friday afternoon 6-19-09, the satellite radar showed a 3 hr window of fair skies...I went for it. Southwest winds had pushed my craft to the Northern shore just prior to the storm front....running on extremely low battery power, I took advantage of the 30 mph wind change as the storm helped push me back to the launch....as you can tell, I feared the worst, but had luck on my side.
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Comment by PaPa Cheese-O on June 29, 2009 at 1:58pm
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I havent fished Antioch Lake in 20years. Looks like the gillls are bigger. Back then they were pretty stunted. Good job getting back to sshore.
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Comment by Rob Garner on June 20, 2009 at 11:15pm
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Good to see you made it safely back.Those were some nasty storms that came through the area Thurs and Fri night.It closed down the interstate Fri as it went from being a highway to a river in the matter of an hour I think in total we received something close to 4 or so inches of rain.
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Comment by Bruce Condello on June 20, 2009 at 5:14am
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That gave me goosebumps. Been there...and NEVER liked it! LOL
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Comment by Jeremy R. Mayo on June 19, 2009 at 10:45pm
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seein the clouds comin is an ery feeling! You sir get a 10 for timeing. And a 0 for not saying "Ima expert kids! Dont try this on your local lake!" Cant say I havent done the same thing many times in the past couple years! Congrats on not getting struck by lighting Mr. Musky
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