Daryk Campbell Sr

Per missouri state parks websites, it is still in effect also. You can use stoves, but not open fire.

Your doing it, keep it up. :-)

Thanks for posting. This kind of post is a great addition to the site.

You could thread the cable through one of the rims on your car. Put some alert bells inside also.

CWF, I would still be cautious to canoe in the Mississipi. The tugs and the barges put up a good wake, even now. I have seen a few jon boats that would have a hard time to take the wakes. If you were really on the look out, you should be ok, but I don't know how much fishing you could get done.

Glad to see that they are being pro-active. The last two sentences on page 2 are great.

Very nice. I am a budding fly fisherman myself. I am glad you shared your trick with the cap. One of those that seem obvious once pointed out, but not sure I would have thought of it if I was there a the time.

Forgive me, as I do not know. What is the taboo about nightcrawlers and trout? I have only used artificial the few times I have trout fished.

Very well put. (as always)

WOW! Very nice.

Very interesting... How did they know who you are, as you go by a ficticious name? Who "Banned" you from the lake? I would follow up on it if I was you, as it may just be someone pranking you. To many variables. First time I have heard of something like this.

Love your "shelf Support" idea on picture 3. Sounds like all is doing well.

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I believe PBR, but I am not sure by any means,it may not have been beer, but I really think it was. I have searched youtube, but cannnot find anything.

Sorry to hijack, but it is kind of relevant.. I have been searching for a commercial that was played in the early 90's. 2 old men were fishing in a boat trying to catch "Bubba". At the end, "Bubba" was pulling them across the lake. I believe it was a beer commercial. Can anyone tell me what product it was. I am trying to find the commercial to show my boys. I always tell them "we are trying to find Bubba".

Awesome job Phil. I was worried about your rod handle for a moment or two.

The car reference was to keep anyone from saying you are required to buy auto insurance. Per the current law, hospitals are only required to treat life threatening situations. Somehow that has been taken advantage of. I agree with the idea of let them die. I know it seems hardcore, but when most can buy whatever they want, but choose not to take personal accountability, because someone else will pay, I quit caring. Many charities will come out and pay when the government won't.

I also recieved a check in the mail. Mine was for $65.74. In my eyes, the system is broken, and they could have kept the check and used it to make much needed corrections. I am in the Insurance Industry( just sales, I do not have any pull one way or another), and would like to inform the "common man" that insurance companies are a business, not a charity. If you do not want to deal with them, if the price is to high, you have an option. You are not required to buy insurance of any kind. .....you are not required buy a car...... In my opinion, government should not have any control in private business. In the "humane" Country we live in, we do not require grocery stores to give you quality food at an affordable price (or free), so why health insurance? Best I can make out, even the healthiest person needs food to survive, and not everyone qualifies for food stamps. (another story all together). I have saved much money by having health insurance, and I too have pre-existing conditions, but I don't feel that the taxpayers should be required to pay for my medical situations. We are taking away any personal accountability, while common sense is quickly dissapearing.

Good info.

Good Video uncive.

South of st louis got a good rain. I don't have a gauge, but something if better than nothing.

Looks to be a feline to me.

That was cool. Too bad they will not have the World Record, but good for them just the same.

Wow, your desktop is clean, both of them...

WOW, it is amazing that they are allowed to still use the bridge, if it is in such need of replacement. Neat submission.