Terrierman

Sounds like it's going to snow....

So last night I went to the bar with one of my buddies. We were telling jokes and I told the one about what to do when an epileptic has a fit in the bathtub - you throw in the laundry. Guy the next table over says his brother is an epileptic and died when he was having a fit in the bathtub. Of course we felt bad and asked if he drowned. Guy says no, he choked on a sock...

Hoosier Daddy? Not U....

If you think the Mississippi is low, you ought to see the Finley. I've seen drinking fountains flowing more water.

Red! Red red red! Love it.

I noticed the woman riding in the boat as they were leaving the office.

Jim Owen looks a lot like Cody. Cool video, thanks Bret.

Hamilton knows how to combat boredom during retirement. Have a truly great and memorable trip my friend. Looking forward to seeing lots of photos. P.S. I'm taking the under on everything but the peacock bass. You'll beat 12 multiple times. 13 is a lot of new species. And I'm thinking under 40 on lost flies. Even (1) on broken fly rods. What does this parlay pay anyhow?

Wishing the best 2026 for all of you.

So. What are the plans? Who's coming when, what kind of food, where are the fish going to be and will there be night fishing? Any entertainment other than Cody falling out of bed again? We all want to know, so post up.

Well, no snow today. 👍 Here's wishing all of OAF a great Christmas Holiday and a successful New Year with many blessings to all. Catching fish is a blessing, right? Best to you all, you're a wonderful group of people.

I'm gonna miss Michael. We got to know each other fairly well - on the White River mostly. Eric's place in Flippin, and Jigfests galore. There was one of those when GASP! my Yamaha would not fire for anything. He had tools with him, took the carb off, cleaned it and put it back together. It's run perfect ever since. That's my Michael. I could go on, but I won't.

Double Cabin if you can swing it will show you some nice cutthroats.

Recoilless rifle was one of the weapons in my MOS. Never fired one after training and losing hearing. They are incredibly loud.

And if it wasn't a shotgun for doves, it was a .22 for squirrels. Those were the days when things were right.