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Yes, down in New Guinea. They had transplanted Pacu as a food source fish.

Quite a few Dukw's foundered in the surf during D-Day.

Remember the law, and think how many fishermen and other boaters ignore it.... You just have to have PFD's in the watercraft. Only children 12 and under MUST be wearing them. Anyone else chooses whether or not to wear one. In this case, they chose poorly. In my opinion, someone (the operator of the Duck or whoever), should have had the foresight to advise the passengers to don PFD's when the waves starting coming. There were a lot of other boaters caught out in the waves. Saw a pic of one of the docks near the Kimberling Inn that got torn loose by the winds while boaters were trying to get to shelter. To my knowledge, the Duck was the only tragic incident that occurred.

There are a few youtube videos that describe the use of snap weights. You really don't want to use downriggers on Table Rock due to all the submerged timber. Snap Weights are a better alternative. The linked article provides some good tips on trolling TR for walleye. http://www.ozarkanglers.com/table-rock/trolling-for-walleye/

Carol Jones is a good company to check with. Several offices, and they deal all around the lake.

Has anyone by chance responded and sent him an email (or other contact means) explaining his inaccuracies? Or is it not worth the effort given his obvious attitude?

Indian Point Marina may have some.

Heard of several. Isn't there one out of Mill Creek on a weekday evening? Have you done a search of the MDC tourney database?

It's the same body of water, so not illegal. Now moving them to Stockton, or somewhere else... that would be illegal.

Never hurts to try calling a few places you might be interested in and asking. Otherwise, aren't there a few long-term places down on Indian Point?

Define "perch". I didn't think TR had yellow perch. I've never seen mention of them being caught.

Shore Acres, and a few others down on the tip of DD peninsula, near Coney Island. just a bit more... I can attest to Shore Acres personally. Before my parents bought a cabin down there in 1998 (They have since retired to TR and built a house) , we stayed at Shore Acres every year for almost 15 years. The folks would even stay there several times a year.

Someone has a livestream going of the Bassmaster Elite event on KY Lake if anyone is interested. I assume just cross-posting from a different live site. Might also be footage from previous days.

Looking at Google maps... it looks like it just might be.

This is from February, but I assume it still holds for what Dave has been dealing with....

Welcome to the forum. I'm also from Omaha, but have been living on the Rock helping with family for a couple years now. Table Rock is a great lake to fish. But it does take a bit of a different mindset and technique than the lakes around Omaha.

heh, smoky probably all the way to the dam

lake level up 3 feet in 24 hours. And the James is flooding the low areas, like in Galena. Gonna see the level rise a few more feet before it levels or drops.

https://www.facebook.com/basscasters.usa/videos/163720417514366/

A number of private ramps are out of the water or iffy, but most public ramps should still be good.

Agreed, didn't think we hdh any threadfins in NE. Lots of Gizzard shad, and Merrit Reservoir has alewives, but I was not aware of any threadfins in NE.

Well, tbh, when I say "trash fish" I mean overpopulation of carp and gizzard shad in some waters. And the white perch infestation in certain NE lakes.

Ain't much warmer here. No snow, but almost as cold. Upper 20's across from Indian Point. Mother went Up to NE for Xmas. My girlfriend came Down here for Xmas. Trading weather conditions.