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Excerpts from the Wednesday, January 3, 1940, Paso Robles Journal City council offers site for county hospital here – Paso Robles City Council is anxious […]
Excerpts from Wednesday, March 29, 1939, Paso Robles Journal Slander suit trial held today Mrs. Zeb Bresette, housewife, through her attorney, Lawton D. Champion, brought […]
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Provided by George Liddle Jr. I often wondered what made George Liddle Sr. decide to bass fish on the Cal Sag. “When you’re ate up with bass fishing,, when there is a pond, you’re going to fish it,” said his son George Jr. driving back Sunday to Arkansas. “In the early ‘80s, we went out there a couple times and, ‘What the heck? There are fish here.’ “Early on, it was small baits, single spins, small crankbaits, doing anything to get a bite. Those baits still work well.” Near the Y on the Calumet, they got up to 40 bass a day sometimes.