I was having dinner with several members of my bass club at a Denny's in Kissimmee, Florida Friday night when a gentleman all dressed in black came over and asked if anyone knew the best way to get to East Lake Toho. The gentleman was Guy Eaker.
Guy was staying at the same hotel as us and, when I went back to the hotel, he was messing around with his boat but stopped and visited for several minutes. He is a great story teller and was a really nice man.
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Cool, he always seemed like a nice guy
I meet Mr. Eaker, two years ago at Marshall's Marine open house and after talking to him for a few minutes, you could tell that He is a True Gentleman and knows a thing or two about fishing.
I met him in 1992, and later ran into him at the Bassmaster Classic. He rembered who I was and the conversation we had. A true gentelman and ambassador to the sport of Bass Fishing.
Dale Johnston
Wichita, KS
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he lives here in cherryville n.c and is at the great outdoors a outdoor sports store huntimg fishing anyway he is pretty cool hard to believe his age but i have talked to him several times have even gave me some good info on a few lakes in our area that helped me in a couple tournys he has been working a few sales for them at some tournys also but he is always answering questions and talking to anyone tha comes in down to earth and don't run away from folks all round great guy no pun intended
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