SmallyWally

Nice photos, thanks for sharing.

Awesome pics. Nothing better than the old black and white ones!! Life may have been harder but probably was much more rewarding. People LIVED back in the days.

Bottom line to me is....who do you want to be happier than you, while your all on the water. Then pick your boat from that list. Any NEW boat can be a good thing!!!

Good post.

Electricity should be off at end of November too.

Thanks for sharing !!!

Enjoyed the postings, thanks.

Nice job there Geoff.

Good job Johnny.

Good job there with Humphrey.

Thanks for the info inshore. Tough day.

Nice. Thanks for sharing.

Apparently..................that was it. Thanks countryred and Gavin or sharing.

I am guilty of throwing my 2 cents in the ring. Not sure that this is the type of site that needs to add politics as a forum. Politics destroy everything that is good and this is a special site so....

The American people......We are just ONE BIG PATSY !!!!!!!! DC is tearing this country down bit by bit and the majority of folks have no clue, which plays out well for the evil doers in the District of Criminals. A book on edible plants will be good to have on hand, when we have to learn to live off the land again, like our forefathers did.

Very cool Mark.

Good job all around there 9LB.

Right on !

Never been on the Jack's but was curious for access points on the Prongs, up river. I only see the one access where they join. From what the satellite view is the North looks to carry/hold more water than the South. Are there any other access' for either of the Prongs. Or is it all a waste of time to consider the Prongs to fish. Thanks for the input.

Way to go Flatbottom.

Thanks for sharing your trip and sorry for your loss.

Hubba hubba!

They no longer charge for access to those 3, correct?

With all these interesting debates swimming around here, I would like to mention that I saw what a person's deductible would be on a lower classed premium. WHAT THE????? I have been blessed with good health in my life (knock on wood) and have had coverage and still do, but I have never seen deductibles in these ranges. I could see paying the $400-$600 a month for the coverage or tax if you like, but how the hell would most people be able to pay the deductible. So the question is what is really the difference from now and a year ago. I come into a hospital, have my new insurance/tax card, have a procedure, which is expensive. The insurance company pays what they said they will pay, and me, I cannot afford the deductible, so I don't pay and get sued or have my credit ruined or file for bankruptcy. So how much does the hospital have to swallow now as opposed to a year ago??? Let us hear some truthful and credible answers.