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#22
03-03-2009
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I will be doing it again this year. So hopefully we can get a list this year of soldiers who want to go.
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Alaskan Bowhunters Association Public Affairs Gary Keller Anchorage, AK 99502 
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#23
03-03-2009
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Here you go. I have made another video. We do other things as well besides fishing. Check it out and enjoy!
http://www.takeasoldierfishing.com/b....asp?CAT_ID=14 Gary, look forward to working with you.
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#24
03-03-2009
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I would just like to thank all of the people that donate their time to take a soldier fishing. I got to go last year fishing last year out of Valez during Military Appreciation Day. It was a gret day of fishing for the 6 of us from the wounded warriors program at Ft. Wainwright. Thank you
Dave
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#25
03-03-2009
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I will be doing it this year. I am having trouble getting the link for the forms to open.
 Is there a deadline for the forms and or a different link to open them? I will be glad too help some of these guys out this 09 season.
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#26
03-03-2009
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Nevermind i got it
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#27
03-20-2009
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If you guys need soldier for the program . i work with the wounded warrior on ft. richardson
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#28
03-21-2009
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R&R in June
I will be home for R&R the first or second week of June and am planning on taking my two boys to catch some halibut. Not sure how this program works but if someone's has a boat that isn't full yet send me a pm and we will work out the details. Place, price, time...etc. My boys are 15 and 9.
thanks
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#30
04-22-2009
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Just let me know.
If there is any Military Men or Women that would like to do some summer fishing. Just let me know.
I have open car seats for runs down to the Russian River. Or we can head up to Willow or Montana creek. I also know of some good spots to take the family fishing. There is no charge for anything. If you need gear I have extra. Thanks everyone
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#33
05-19-2009
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Military Recruiters
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I'm normally just a lurker here but I wanted to follow-up on the comment Happy made about recruiters. I spent 22 years in the USAF & 7 of those years were spent on recruiting duty. Recruiting is one of the most demanding yet under-appreciated duties a service-member can receive. It's a lonely job and most recruiters work an excessive amount of hours, even by military standards. But it is very rewarding work in its own way because without recruiters, our Armed Forces would not be filled with many of America's best & brightest young men & women. One thing every recruiter I ever met told me was how much it meant when someone, from whatever civilian community they worked in, thanked them for what they do. The general public seems to rank military recruiters in the same category as used car salesman & debt collectors. When someone from within the community that they are working in says "thanks", it can really make their day. Most recruiters do a 3 or 4 year hitch & then return to their normal military career field. Many of them will be transferred on to the next assignment and may never see Alaska again. There are recruiting offices all around the state, for all branches of service. Stop by one of them sometime & say thanks, I'm willing to bet most of them would love to talk about fishing. When I was new to Alaska as an Air Force recruiter back in '98, I would have loved to talk with someone who had a little local knowledge to share.
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#34
05-28-2009
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Military Leave in Alaska - July
Wow, it is great to see such nice gestures on this page. I am an active duty military troop currently in Washington State. One of my officers and I will be heading up to the Kenai / Kasilof area July 15-20. We have never been to that area before and are planning on finding a halibut charter for one day and freelance bank fishing for reds the remaining days. Although intreuging, we won't be able to pay for the "guided Kenai King trips" we hear so much about....thus our freelance bank fishing. I know how to salmon fish (even for reds) but I know nothing about public access spots and specifics on the Kenai and Kasilof other than what I am gleaning from online.
If there are any folks willing to give us some pointers or assistance we would love to hear from you. We promise not to remember any secret spots. Military leave is valuable to us and we hope to make the best use of it with the best "bank" for our buck.....bank fishing that is.....pun intended. Thanks much....I'll check back. Michael "Tally Ho"
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#35
05-30-2009
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You will get a lot of assistance, the community on this web site is top notch.
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#36
05-30-2009
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Send Me a PM
Talley Ho,
Send me a PM and we can set something up. I have access to a boat if you guys would like to go out of Seward also.
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#37
06-01-2009
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I am looking for people that have enough air miles accumulated to send 2 soldiers from Alaska (anywhere in Alaska) to near Tampa, Florida for an All Expense Paid Guided Tarpon fishing trip.
We need to get the soldiers to Florida and back, while they are there they will be taken care of completely. If we can put together another memorable trip then lets do this. Mike mike@takeasoldierfishing.com
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#39
06-03-2009
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Tallyho
Check out this site. Great place with a first class operation. I stay most of the summer there and fish. http://www.sewardresort.com/ Mark
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#40
06-03-2009
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Mike let me know if you need help with this. Will get some Airmiles for you.
Take care. Joe
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