The Field Team wishes our Readers a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays in 2010.
The year has been filled with many "quick trips" to local community lakes and ponds. These trips have produced a few Bruisers as well as a few strikeouts. Regardless, we enjoy each chance we get to fish!
Moreover, each trip offers us the opportunity to share in words and/or pictures of the fish we have caught (or missed) with our Readers and possibly, by some chance, helps others enjoy fishing success!
We appreciate our Readers' support and look forward to another fun year in 2011!
Good Luck and Good Fishing!
COAF Field Team
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