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Big Bear Lodging
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Re: Big Bear Lodging
by rayfound » March 26th, 2009, 10:51 am
You've got PM.
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Re: Big Bear Lodging
by Wildman » March 26th, 2009, 11:13 am
Eat breakfast (more then you can probably eat) with the locals at the Grizzily Manor on the main drag.
Here is their site http://www.bigbearlake.net/restaurants/restdisplay.htm/restid/1072 Never miss a meal there when I am in town fishing the lake.
Not much atmosphere but I am partial to the Big Bear Sizzler for dinners (and the salad bar) out on the East end of town by the Ski areas.
Here is their site http://www.bigbearlake.net/restaurants/restdisplay.htm/restid/1072 Never miss a meal there when I am in town fishing the lake.
Not much atmosphere but I am partial to the Big Bear Sizzler for dinners (and the salad bar) out on the East end of town by the Ski areas.
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Re: Big Bear Lodging
by anacrime » March 26th, 2009, 5:33 pm
just a thought, if you're thinkin about fishing the section of stream that i think you're thinking about fishing, you'd prob be better off staying in AO. I think there's cabins and stuff for rent there. big bear city is quite a long drive from the fishing. probably even longer than staying down the hill
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Re: Big Bear Lodging
by czech flyfisherman » March 26th, 2009, 5:38 pm
Hi DrCreek,
my friend has a cabin there for rent, so if you want I can give him a call for good price
. Let me know, if you are interested.
Zee.
my friend has a cabin there for rent, so if you want I can give him a call for good price
. Let me know, if you are interested.Zee.
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Re: Big Bear Lodging
by midger » March 26th, 2009, 7:15 pm
Thelma's on Big Bear Blvd (337 W BB Blvd) or the Lumberjack (1001 W BB Blvd on the Highway 38 as you come into Big Bear from AO) both have good breakfasts. I like Pongs (Japanese-oriental), the Mandarin Garden (501 Valley) at the BBL Airport (Chinese), the Captains Anchorage (42148 Moonridge Road) (Seafood), or Dongio's (Italian/Pizza).
As for where to stay, not much help there as we have a time share over there and it is the only place I've stayed when in BBL.
As for where to stay, not much help there as we have a time share over there and it is the only place I've stayed when in BBL.
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Re: Big Bear Lodging
by Sasha » March 27th, 2009, 9:40 am
Dr. it is good to see that you are going to get some time on the water. I know with all the stress you got going on it will do ya some good. Have fun and take lots of pics 
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