moguy1973

I like the repurposing of the turkey house to use as the motor pool garage.

That's a monster flathead!

Google maps shows 40 to 65 being 5 hours and 8 minutes and 64 to 65 being 5 hours and 4 minutes. Difference in mileage is about 37 miles less taking the latter. Looks like 64 is a 2 lane highway for most of it. and there's several towns it goes through that could slow things down.

Isn't his transducer facing the wrong way? Shouldn't the wire be towards the front of the boat? Or maybe it doesn't really matter?

Um, they have some interesting looking spoons for sale. At least they gave them an interesting name "Richard Spoon" Their jointed swimbaits look nice and with the sale look to be a pretty good deal.

Really like wading creeks, but there's always that inevitable time where you are wading up or down a creek and you come to a hole that is too deep to wade across and banks too steep to traverse. And unless you want to go for a swim, you have to just fish the hole and turn around and head the other direction. Smaller creeks that doesn't tend to happen much but there aren't bigger fish in smaller creeks typically. I really enjoy floating when I have the time too.

The only real difference with the cameras between the 12 and 11 is the 12 can do 30fps HDR video recording. The Pro adds another camera but I think the other two are the same quality as the regular 12. 12 also adds the MagSafe charging capability, better glass, and better water resistance. If none of those other things matter along with what you said doesn’t matter I’d save my money and get the 11 unless you need the additional fanciness of the Pro and have a money tree.

You'll have to export it as a JPG or whatever format you want to use.

If you can use PS, you can use Gimp. It's free and works well. Has almost all the functionality of PS.

CBS has a deal with MLF last I checked where they show the championships of the cup series. **edit** just checked and it looks like they are only with Outdoor TV now.

Hmm. I learned something today. I always thought that you only needed a trout stamp if you wanted to keep fish. CNR didn't need one. Well on Taneycomo I guess that's not the case above Hwy 65. I've always had one when I've fished up there, but I had planned on keeping a few if I was catching enough.

Our elementary school. If I had known STL county residents could have gone anywhere I would have skipped the line there and went to meremec college as I found not many people were voting there.