Comments on: Welcome to Kramer Gone Fishing

By: Mike Jones

Mike Jones — Sun, 05 Apr 2009 16:56:30 +0000

Brother George…
We needed this … the Kramer viewpoint 24/7. As a long-time friend and former fishing partner, I wish you nothing but the best.
And, having spent most of a decade sharing bass boats with you, I became a proponent of blue worms. Like you, Al Kalin gave in to my pleadings about the power of blue .. making triple blue sparkle grubs in that handy 50-lb. pack. I had so much success with that color, Al actually put them in his catalog. I think he may have sold two 20-pack bags at a sport show once. (I might be exaggerating)

By: Rich Lingor

Rich Lingor — Sat, 04 Apr 2009 04:03:16 +0000

Hey George!
When I started reading your column, there was usually a disclaimer explaining that your perspective was that of a neophyte. As a contemporary, my skill level has grown as a direct result of the generous gift of your insight and development as you have traveled the road to expert!

Waxing nostalgic about “Blue Worms”–Remember when the “official” color for Lake Castaic was Teazer Cinnamon Neon-Blue? The first ten pound plus bass I caught was on a Gene Larew Electric Blue 6″ hook tail that I ordered direct from Gene Lerew after reading about salty worms in US Bass. And what about Rewji’s Bonzai Nightcrawler?
Cheers. Rich Lingor

By: Bill Rice

Bill Rice — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 20:46:10 +0000

George…. enjoyed reading your info on the web….especially the piece about the FLW and lack of entries for the big money event. We knew years ago when WON started the original Western Bass that it wasn’t going to be easy…. a lot less bass anglers from which to draw, all long-distance travel to the lakes big enough to host a big tournaments, even a lack of bass boats in those days (remember guys using rental boats at tournament sites), higher entry fees, etc. Obviously there’s going to be more problems in the future economy! And once again, too many “minor” circuits popping up in California. It’s ridiculous to try and schedule events with so many things going on at once on the CA lakes. I’m glad Harvey and I aren’t doing that any more.

By: Brian Day

Brian Day — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 16:58:29 +0000

Best of luck in your endeavors with writing a blog.

Best,

Brian Day

By: Gordon McHenry

Gordon McHenry — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 18:54:19 +0000

The butttons—that’s where they get us George. It’s those damm buttons!!
Nice work. Looking forward to a lot more.
All the best,
Gordon
CAFishingShow.com

By: steve handy

steve handy — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 15:20:22 +0000

George,
Very nice site. I think the last time I fished with you they didnt even have computers JK. Great job and keep it up .

your caddy

By: Gene Borne

Gene Borne — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 14:09:18 +0000

George, Added your web site to my “FAVORITES” and look forward to reading your insights, humor, tips,etc.,on our passion of BASS FISHING.

By: Al Kalin

Al Kalin — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 05:13:10 +0000

Hey George,

This is really neat! Your own web site. No doubt it will be a great success.

25 years ago you wrote an article about the best color of worm to use. At the time you were touting “Blue” worms, ala Bill Dance, as the best choice.

Worm squirter that I was, I made you up a five gallon bucket of six inch “Action Breathing Worms” and had UPS deliver them to your front door so you could catch more bass. I think it was 45 pounds worth. Are you getting low yet?

I’ve been reading your articles ever since.

Al Kalin

By: Stan Fagerstrom

Stan Fagerstrom — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 15:43:57 +0000

Dear Friend George:

Good luck with your new website. I’ve a hunch there are a whole bunch of folks interested in hearing what you have to share. I’m one of them.

May God bless you and your loved ones. With good memories and warm regards.

Stan

By: Tom

Tom — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 00:38:02 +0000

Very Nice website, I look forward to more of your knowledge, insight and wit!