Favorite city/town in your state

[Dropdeadfred]

I dont like any city or town.. I avoid them whenever possible. Usually they are just in the way when I am trying to get from one rural area to another. Or a necessary evil when I need something I cant mail order or wait for.

[rboren]

Scruggs Bridge! Population maybe 100. As far as bigger towns or cities it sure ain’t Jackson! Maybe Tupelo

[TCMT04]

Fayetteville, GO HOGS!!!!

[KYRANGERMAN]

Louisville. It has my Cardinals, great restaurants & the Broadway Series at the KY Center for the Arts. If it had a big lake it would be perfect.

[madmurph]

Minocqua, Wisconsin. A great area that is clean, has good people, good places to eat and too many lakes to mention. One is able to fish for largemouth, smallmouth, musky and walleye in literally hundreds of lakes. A bit touristy in the summer and winters are brutal, but a great place nonetheless.

[Cestratton]

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[basscat21]

Walton, NY

[Mizzou211]

For Kansas, Mine is probably Kingman. Great little town with Great people.

[DaveBrabec]

I dont like any city or town.. I avoid them whenever possible. Usually they are just in the way when I am trying to get from one rural area to another. Or a necessary evil when I need something I cant mail order or wait for.

Me too

[pureoil313]

Galena, IL

Mine too, my dream is too open a Fly shop on Main st. If I was not married, had kids and a very stable job it would be reality.

[m.t.hands]

Eufaula, but Chattanooga and the chick are only an hour for me

and i like Chattanooga, plenty to do, plus decent fishing, eating and music options are what i consider pretty good as well as attractions if you're into that kind of thing

[tx_basser]

I enjoy Mt Pleasant and Longview. Granted I grew up in Longview so I am biased but they are clean, good eats, nice people, and good fishing nearby.

[SWbass]

Climax, PA for what should be obvious reasons

[jigman51]

Kingston, Ontario.

Very old core by North American standards. Uni town with great bars and restaurants, a good private golf course. And oh yeah, right at the mouth of the St. Lawrence / Lake Ontario and starting 20 minutes north, some of the best small inland lakes in the region.

Writing this, why the heck don't I move out there?

Great town for sure. I spent 6 months there going to the Canadian Land Forces Command and Staff College. Fort Frontenac to be exact.

[TownesZ21]

Great town for sure. I spent 6 months there going to the Canadian Land Forces Command and Staff College. Fort Frontenac to be exact.

Interesting, how did that come together?

[Mizzou211]

Great town for sure. I spent 6 months there going to the Canadian Land Forces Command and Staff College. Fort Frontenac to be exact.

Gotta agree. I've spent a little time in and around Kingston. Very nice town, nice folks and absolutely stunning countryside.

[tcesni]

Westport is just north of my pick, great place!

Kingston is nice, its where we go shopping when we have to go some place with actual shopping (Walmart, Home Depot, etc.). Can't say we've really checked out the town though.

[tcesni]

Louisville. It has my Cardinals, great restaurants & the Broadway Series at the KY Center for the Arts. If it had a big lake it would be perfect.

My wife ran in the Ironman race in Louisville a few years ago. We were pleasantly surprised and really enjoyed the town as we had no idea what to expect.

[The Mountain Man]

Not just a town. Shenandoah Valley.

[marty92xrd]

There is a little fishing town in Florida called Mexico Beach. By far my favorite spot on the globe.