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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Well, the guide license application is in, and the sign posted in the front yard again, so it's back on the water for this old goat at least some this late sumer and fall. Should be fun!!
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Location: Ogden, Ut | Best of luck in this new, er, old, uh, reestablished endeavor 
Just remember to keep it fun!
Lucky clients...
Sorno
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Location: syracuse indiana | steve where did u get that worrall sign at i want one with my last name on it for my house.....bill |
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Location: The Sportsman, home, or out on the water | Hey Steve,
Good luck man! We will have to hook up the next time Lori and I are up that way!
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Location: Northern Wisconsin | whats the best way to go about being a guide? |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | I guided muskies and walleyes for almost 20 years. I have been out of the trade for a couple years, and decided to hang the shingle back out, I miss guiding! |
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Location: So. Illinois | Steve, congrats and best of luck to you. I are doing what I can only dream of.
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Location: Northwest Chicago Burbs | Though I am biased by the fact that I work for you, and count you as among my best friends (Dad) I can say without a doubt that not only is this a decision that we (me and Nikki) are excited for for you, but one I know will benefit many. I learn from you just being in the boat fishing with you, and from the snippets I have caught from your seminars. Anyone who makes the wise choice and takes you out for a day will not only have a fun, and fruitful day (muskie conditons allowing) but will learn more in that day than they might from all the time on the water a year without would bring.
Congratulations on a decision I've been trying to convince you of for years, and the best of luck in this newest adventure!
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| Lots of lucky people out there are going to get a chance to spend time on the water with one of the best. Can I still pay you with Polish sausage patties?
Best lof luck you old bull.
Remember to go slow and catch 'em all.
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Beav,
It will always be my honor to fish with you whenever two old farts can find the time. The sausage patties ARE really good, though! |
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| All the best to you Steve! It will probably feel good to get back in the saddle again.
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Location: nappanee IN | but bill, aka archerynut, your last name isn't worrall it's bennett remember? you forgot again didn't you? told you this would happen if you were off the lake too long , now go jerk some perch or gills but get off the dry ground karol |
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Location: Pewaukee, Wisconsin | Great news for people looking for guides in that area.
I still have to get in a boat with you some time. Even if I have to pay for it.
Great to see you doing what your good at....................50's to all. |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Archerynut,
The sign was made by Worrall's Woodworking, www.worrallswoodworking.com.
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| steve
congrats on the decision, it obviously is a flame still burning inside of you. you'll get your shot this september with a "musky-virgin" i'm bringing up with me, and he's PUMPED!!!
best of luck!
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Location: The Yahara Chain | Steve what Lakes will you be guiding on?
What about next year? |
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Location: Stevens Point, WI | I'm very glad you are guiding once again, many people will benefit from all of your experience on the water. |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Thanks all for the encouragement. Slamr, I learned quite a bit from you too, especially gracefully re-entring a boat on the water and the true significance a certain rock that 'always holds a muskie'. I'm going to concentrate on Pelican as Norm's back-up, Moen, Crescent, George, Boom, and will be working alot of very small water, too.
Next year I'l be focusing on moving water, small passed by lakes, and Pelican, again as Norm's backup. Guess this means a bit less time in a tree in the fall, which is OK, I suppose! I'll be doing a VERY limited amount of Rut only archery whitetail hunting on my land and surrounding lands, and may offer baited bear hunts as soon as this season. Too many freaking bears out there, and that's a fact. |
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| Congrats Steve.
I know you've been pondering this for a while. In fact we've talked about it.
Just remember not to let it overwhelm you. You've got a great wife and great family, don't let yourself get so busy that they end up on the back burner.
Good luck with the endeavor and make sure to keep an open seat for me occassionally. Course, I could always fish with Slamr.....actually, I've heard stories about Slamr. Maybe Keith would be a better choice.
Scott
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Location: Algonquin, ILL | Good Luck Steve, Teach your clients well
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Location: Tomahawk, Wisconsin | Welcome back papa!! My brother Steve and I are one of the few to remember back in the late 70's and 80's that you da man and now in 2005, you still da man!!!!!! Best wishes for many big fishes!!!!! Dave Jonesi |
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you said we shoud fish sometime.
Do i have to pay you now!!!!!
Good luck with your teachings oh and do you use Purple Jigs???
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Location: Eau Claire, WI | Steve,
Best wishes with your new/renewed adventure. Make sure you keep it fun...
I am headed the other direction like you did a few years ago. Going to scale back to a few repeat clients for 2006 and maybe fish a few more events. Too many irons in the fire between work and other commitments. Need my fishing to be a place to have fun and a release from lifes other stresses, not become stressful in itself.
You'll do great, your knowledge on those waters is second to none... Stick a big one. |
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Location: Pelican Lake/Three Lakes Chain | The day you are anybody's backup on the water is a cold day in...well you know! Alot of people that don't even know it yet are going to be thrilled that you are back in the business.
When you get overbooked, send some of those folks my way!! Best of luck to you Mr. Worrall.
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| Congrat's Steve on your BIG decision and I wish you well, though I know you won't need my luck to put your lucky clients on fish! You are a treasure of knowledge and experience and a real pleasure to be around.
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Received the license today, so I'm officially back in the trade. Gotta get a site built, will get after that soon. Thanks everyone for the encouragement, I'm looking into all the 'little' waters and specialty stuff I used to do to make sure it's all still as good as it was. Pelican Lake included, as I said, as Norm's backup. I get to practice on Slamr this weekend, that should be fun.
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Location: Sheboygan Falls, WI | FINALLY!!!
A guide that Kristy can recommend that can actually CATCH fish on Pelican. There has not been a guide that one could honestly recommend for that body of water for some time.
OOOPPPPSSSS!!! Norm, you reading this? LOL. Just kidding buddy. Now there are TWO great people to have guide on Pelican. You cannot go wrong with either one of these guys.
Congrats Steve!! Probably do not need any assistance with bookings, but Kristy can sure send some business your way if you would like.
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