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Overnight Float - Oct 13 & 14
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How many of you would spend a thousand dollars a day for a double-digit bass?
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4 Nations hockey playoff
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Would someone please turn on the heat
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Ya'll can rest easy, the monkeys have all been captured.
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Coldwater to sam baker.
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Coldwater to sam baker.
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hidden costs, rusting relics.
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MO Feral Hog Update
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This was the topic on the latest Driftwood Outdoors podcast. Pretty interesting discussion. https://driftwoodoutdoors.com/podcasts/2022/02/ep-127-the-truth-about-feral-hogs-in-missouri/
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Thanks!
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How far up the Big Piney can motorboats generally make it? I'm looking at doing an overnight float and want to avoid any sort of aluminum hatch as well as power boat traffic.
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Mille Lacs
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If you're not taking a boat you can go out with one of the marina operators up there. They take you out on big boats that handle the waves and go after both walleye and smallies. Terry's Boat Harbor is a good place https://terrysboatharbor.com/ or Johnson's Portside is bait shop/general store right by the lake in Isle.
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This past weekend I made my first trip of the year down to the Little Niangua at the Fiery Fork access. The campground near the river has been one of my favorites in the area, specifically the one site directly overlooking the river. Apparently someone thought the campground needed to be reconfigured. The one site that overlooked the river is no more. They've cutoff the road that used to be the main loop and added several spurs extending up into the woods. The new sites look like the standard state park type, consisting of just a gravel pad; I assume fire rings and picnic tables are on the way? Seems pretty disappointing considering the place gets a decent amount of traffic but is rarely full. Before long someone on a golf cart will be coming around collecting money. Also, why expand away from the river(the main attraction) and up into rocky, uneven ground in the woods... Here's a couple pictures for anyone familiar with the area:
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I made a trip out this weekend; I put in at Lead Mine CA and paddled upstream a ways. On the way back down, I found a camera near the big gravel bar just down from Mint Spring. It's a point-and-shoot type, silver Sony Cybershot. Water got in behind the display screen so I assume the camera is toast, but the SD card is fine. There are a handful of pictures on the card. Looks like someone had several successful trips worth of pictures with this camera. Let me know if it's yours.
