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For those of you who are interested in bow fishing, Big Bear Lake is starting to warm up
and the carp are just waiting for you to put an arrow through them. I had my first trip of
the season to Big Bear last Wednesday with a respectable 45 carp removed from the
lake. The east end of the lake is a good place to start for anyone shooting from the
shoreline. When the wind started picking up, I found Grout Bay to be mostly protected
from the wind and fairly populated with carp that needed killing. I plan to return again
this week and I’m optimistic about my goal of removing 100 carp in a single outing.
I don’t have enough subscribers yet to livestream on YouTube, but I can livestream on
TikTok. I’ve done so a few times already and will probably be doing so when I go back
this Wednesday. If you’d like to tag along virtually, a link for my TikTok account can be
found on my YouTube channel or you can search for me through the app.
TikTok Username: @carpkiller1
Range Updates: I swapped out three bales last week. The left side bales at 20 and 30
yards on the practice range needed replacing, as did the #9 bale on the valley range.
For now, I think all of the bales are in good shape. That includes the mountain range
bales. Members with mountain range lane assignments work hard to keep that part of
the club shootable, so be sure to take advantage of that steep terrain training ground to
sharpen your skills on every terrain. If you’re interested in a range assignment, please
send me an email to be put on the waiting list. ob.rangecaptain@orancobowmen.org
Until next time, see you on the range!
Jim Teel
ob.rangecaptain@orancobowmen.org
(818) 317-9110
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