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As I recall you usually bring fresh sweet corn which is always popular with everyone.
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On 7/14/2019 at 2:51 PM, Ed Buric said:
Our annual POT LUCK PICNIC will take place on August 3rd this year. As before it will be held at the picnic shelter in the Glenwood Forest Preserve along the Fox river in Batavia IL. The festivities will begin at 10:00 am with lunch being ready at approximately noon. As in the past we will provide the condiments, dogs and burgers and everyone is encouraged to bring a dish to share. Of course you are free to come early and do a little fishing in the Fox river.
5 more days
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On 7/14/2019 at 2:51 PM, Ed Buric said:
Our annual POT LUCK PICNIC will take place on August 3rd this year. As before it will be held at the picnic shelter in the Glenwood Forest Preserve along the Fox river in Batavia IL. The festivities will begin at 10:00 am with lunch being ready at approximately noon. As in the past we will provide the condiments, dogs and burgers and everyone is encouraged to bring a dish to share. Of course you are free to come early and do a little fishing in the Fox river.
just 1 week from 2day be sure to post what if anything you plan on bringing so that we can avoid duplicates
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On 7/23/2019 at 12:14 PM, Ed Buric said:
I will be driving up to Rockford Saturday with John Loebach to attend the celebration of Jude's life. I still have room for 2 or 3 more if anyone is interested in joining us.
I still have room for a couple more for the drive up to Rockford
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there are always those who show up without letting us know. My purpose is to humorously keep this subject fresh on the forums. I am however a little concerned about the small number of replies so far. I hope you can make it, I always enjoy talking with you.
Ed
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1 hour ago, John Loebach said:
I'll be there & I'll have charcoal, tools & pans to serve on.
On 7/20/2019 at 3:08 PM, Scott Ferguson said:I’ll be there for sure!
now it'll be just us three
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On 7/20/2019 at 3:08 PM, Scott Ferguson said:
I’ll be there for sure!
It looks like just you and me
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I will be driving up to Rockford Saturday with John Loebach to attend the celebration of Jude's life. I still have room for 2 or 3 more if anyone is interested in joining us.
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On 7/14/2019 at 2:51 PM, Ed Buric said:
Our annual POT LUCK PICNIC will take place on August 3rd this year. As before it will be held at the picnic shelter in the Glenwood Forest Preserve along the Fox river in Batavia IL. The festivities will begin at 10:00 am with lunch being ready at approximately noon. As in the past we will provide the condiments, dogs and burgers and everyone is encouraged to bring a dish to share. Of course you are free to come early and do a little fishing in the Fox river.
In only 2 weeks from today!! please let us know here if you plan on attending so we can plan accordingly
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Our annual POT LUCK PICNIC will take place on August 3rd this year. As before it will be held at the picnic shelter in the Glenwood Forest Preserve along the Fox river in Batavia IL. The festivities will begin at 10:00 am with lunch being ready at approximately noon. As in the past we will provide the condiments, dogs and burgers and everyone is encouraged to bring a dish to share. Of course you are free to come early and do a little fishing in the Fox river.
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5 hours ago, Mike Antikauskas said:
Count me in John. Looking forward to it!
Great Mike, I look forward to seeing you TOMORROW
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42 minutes ago, josness said:
I can help out. I'm a new member and have been looking for an opportunity to meet other members and get involved.
Jim
Glad to have you with us. Jim. I look forward to meeting you
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54 minutes ago, Brian Murphy said:
Terry,
Is this still on or is the planting event replacing it? Also is it still too high to wade?
Thanks,
Brian Murphy
These are two seperate events. The Apple river outing is with the Northwest Region and the water willow planting is with the Chicago Region. Take your pick
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Bring them just in case could go either way
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I've paddled the Jacks Fork and it is a beautiful pristine river with almost no development
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Somehow I do believe we will find that alcohol was involved.
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I just recieved this:
Dan GrigasTo:Everyone Staff DLCc:Commissioners' DLApr 2 at 8:10 AMHello all,
I wanted to reach out to everyone following the 2019 Trout Fishing for Kids (TFFK) program at Wood Dale Grove and let you all know that this year’s event was extremely successful. The weather was less than ideal for being outside as a human, but was what many would consider great conditions if you are a fish. In my 6 years at the district, this was largest turnout that I have witnessed (So busy that we ran out of bait at 9:30 am.). The parking lot at Wood Dale has a capacity of 116 spots including handicap parking, but that was not enough for the day, as we had to park another 20 vehicles along the curbs. Many kids walked away with their limit of fish. There were some great moments of people helping people, including experienced groups hanging around after they caught their fish to assist newcomers in order to ensure a successful outing. Furthermore, our volunteers and staff were amazing and are invaluable resources for knowledge and willingness to assist patrons. Commissioner Painter also braved the weather with us and handed out bait all day, and LL Bean made a great splash for their first TFFK raffling off two new fishing poles. Overall, I could not be happier with the outcome of the event this year, and it is largely due to the wonderful people that work and volunteer here. Without coordination and assistance from numerous departments, this event and others like it would not be nearly as successful nor as enjoyable. Thank you all very much.
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Norm Perkins, John Loebach, Craig and I turned out to give a hand to Dan Grigas and the Forest Preserve District of Du Page County with their Trout Fishing for Kids event. We met for breakfast and then headed over to Wood Dale Grove where we met Dan and did what we could to be of help.
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On 3/6/2019 at 9:31 PM, Ed Buric said:
Dan Grigas has again asked the I S A if we would care to have some volunteers to help out at the
at 7:00am Saturday,March 30th for breakfast and then head over to Wood Dale Grove lake.In just 11 more days 🐟
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7 hours ago, Steve S. said:
I think something can be said about buying high quality gear and a little TLC when you can. I know guys that rinse their boots and waders after every use and then let them dry out when possible. If you're wading a few days a week and keeping gear in the vehicle in between, I'm guessing it's going to wear out a lot quicker.
I always wash both my boots and waders after each time I use them ( I'm retired and have the time) and I can attest that it really makes a difference.
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1 hour ago, CHolderness said:
Ed,
Count me in. I'll see you at Sunmist at 7 a.m. on March 30.
Thanks!
Craig
Thanks Craig, I just knew that you would be there.
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Dan Grigas has again asked the I S A if we would care to have some volunteers to help out at the
at 7:00am Saturday,March 30th for breakfast and then head over to Wood Dale Grove lake. -
On 3/5/2019 at 5:58 PM, rich mc said:
i wanted to go but wife had other plans . so what tips did andrew mention about fishing deep clear lakes?
Not much that most of us don't already know, match the forage available, look for structure, go deeper in clear water and of course put time in on the water. Of course he went into a lot more detail
Andrew told Scott and I that he would be amenable to speaking at a member meeting in the future and I will follow up on that.
POT LUCK PICNIC
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3 more days !!!