Topic: Welcome to Texas Grinoldes Family!!!

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January 12, 2009 at 9:00 pm #400545

JMTFrisco
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I had the privilege of meeting Tim Grinoldes and his family on Ray Roberts lake in Texas yesterday. Really nice family. They just moved here from California. (Man you ought to see the size lures this guy fishes with) Very cute little girl. (My baby is 23) We talked for awhile and I am anxious for him to show me some of his deep water techniques on my Texas Lakes. He is a Bass Cat Family member. Plans on guiding on some of the area lakes here. He has a very cool wrap on his truck with Bass Cat logos all over it. Tim, it was GREAT meeting you and chatting for awhile. I wish you and your family all the best on being here and look forward to fishing with you. WELCOME to TEXAS!!!! Mike TadlockJmtfrisco, Texas

January 12, 2009 at 9:08 pm #400548

Bass Cat Boats
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Tim is a great person. He and his wife started a family later in life and have moved to Texas to change their life style some. Tim and Bill Siemental actually won the Bass Cat Invitational once. Great people! BCB

January 13, 2009 at 12:23 am #400551

JMTFrisco
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Tim told me about winning the OI. BCB, he sure represented you guys well. I hope he does well in Texas. I look forward to getting to know him better and hope to have the opportunity to learn from him as well. His exact words were ” I love Texas”. Tim has discovered the Hot Water Power Plant lakes and really has enjoyed catching a lot of fish in the dead of winter here (Winter for us being 65 degrees and sunny here today) MikeLast edited by JMTFrisco on January 13th, 2009, 12:40 am, edited 1 time in total.Jmtfrisco, Texas

January 13, 2009 at 3:54 am #400554

tjbubba
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I have met so many nice people here in Texas,nothing and I mean nothing like california people.I wished I would of made the move sooner, it has been such a great transition.Still getting used to rattle traps because the fish in southern calif. wont even look at them and the lakes I dont have to fish 60-70 feet of water in the winter,but man there sure are alot of trees in the water here takes a little getting used to.Thanks for all the kind words really appreciate.Tim
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