BillT

Smithville Marine is a Lund dealer in Smithville MO

That goes for my stationary bicycle as well!

Looks like a Kestrel

thanks, I don't hear or read very much about fishing the big streamers in Taney. Its something I've put off for too long and need to just do it.

Which articulated streamers would work best on Taney. I've always wanted to try them.

I agree, much more comfortable with a 14 footer

If you pet him, you've a chance to walk away. If you feed him.............you're food.

Really he means, don't feed the bears

When they came out that very thing got my buddy a ticket and they didn't have a thing to say even when we showed the agent the problem when he checked us. Cost my buddy over $100 bucks and that was in the late 70's. They knew and haven't done a thing to change it. The fish was an eighth inch over. 1/8" over, he measured with a home made measuring board.

And he has a pair of binoculars. Don't ask how I know. LOL

I have one but not used it alot. It's medium power and medium action and I use it for crankbaits and lipless baits. I've not had any problems with it. I really like the rod. It is lightweight and I really like it. I'll be using it more this spring. I've debated buying another, but am waiting to see how it performs with more fishing under its belt.

I agree with that.

I was on Taney Nov 5th taking advantage of Phil Lilley's offer to veterans. I had a great time and I appreciate this time at Lilley's. I would like to thank Phil for making this offer. Thank you. I took my boat ride and it was so much fun and so beautiful that I had to share.

http://www.tablerocklake.com/lakerecreation/fishing/MoFishLimits.html Found this link and looked on MDC site which said 15" minimum for walleye. I'll be using the MDC information. Thought it interesting

Phil, I found this camera they use on motorcycles and has attachments. I'm not familiar with it, but it appears worth a look. https://usa.ioncamera.com/shop/air-pro-wi-fi-lite/