Johnsfolly

Sounds about right😂

I know that PETA had a time when they were trying to rebrand catfish as sea kittens🤣

For @snagged in outlet 3😉

I can't think of one off hand.

Hey snakeheads are now rebranded in Maryland as Chesapeake Channa🙄

I do like blue cats.to eat. We keep a few each year. Don't fish for them much though but have gone out on a couple of occasions now trying for gar and cats. I gave away a nice 4-5 lb blue on our last trip since I didn't want to deal with cleaning any. I'll have to remember to post a photo for Pete😉.

I do like muffuletta sandwiches and this looks delicious!

Lots of great head shots!

Looks delicious!

I thought that chicks loved the long ball😉🤣

More on the short sighted governmental stockings in VA and the impact now on the Chesapeake Bay. https://www.outdoorlife.com/fishing/maryland-invasive-blue-catfish-problem/

Still find these baby skits hilarious. I'm trying not to post all of the ones that I've seen. I love this movie and the way they toddle after each other made me laugh out loud😉

These crack me.up.

My BIL lives about 90 mins from Bellafonte PA. Due to the necessary travel realistically it would be tough to get more than ten species from their list and get back in time for the check-in. Though I do know spots where you can catch bluegill and the "other" sunfish, LMB, SMB, and brook trout. Should be crappie and rainbows as well. There are two sculpin species in that area, mottled and slimy and I do doubt that folks there would be able to tell the difference. 20 points if you could catch both 😉. I would love to do a tournament like this one, but with conventional tackle.

@Quillback Nice Stripers! sounds like a great time and decent meal!

Marty you know that we microfishermen only advocate the catch and cleaning of micros for streamside sushi😉😂!

This may get deleted by @Quillbackor @Terrierman for being political but I think this is hilarious and well done parody.

I'll see if see has any photos.

We got hit with the biggest and most violent Tstorm that we have experienced here in MD on Friday. Winds well over 60 mph. First time we have really had hail and quite a few pieces were golfball size. Livie went out and picked up a few hailstones that looked like the heads of a mace with large points everywhere.

Welcome to the forum. I went the opposite direction about 7 years ago, moving from Columbia MO to Easton MD. If you are willing to travel, there are great smallmouth and trout fishing opportunities throughout MO. Not sure how much time you spent fishing the wild brookies out in Western MD or streambred rainbows in PA, but you will find a number of challenging streambred rainbow trout streams, one of which is not far from STL, throughout the state. For stocker rainbows, MO stocks about 4 to 5X the number of rainbows througout the state than MD DNR does on an annual basis. There are many spring fed trout streams that offer year round trout fishing.

The Slovenian Beekeepers’ Association took the initiative for World Bee Day, which is now celebrated by environmentalists all over the world. On this day, beekeeping events are held to educate the general public about the importance of bees and beekeeping. There is a special emphasis on the role of bees as pollinators and how they help to revive forest cover. Because the bee population is under threat, World Bee Day informs us how to protect bees and other pollinators. To protect bees and other pollinators, the Slovenian Beekeepers’ Association launched a campaign in 2014, calling for May 20th to be designated as World Bee Day. May 20th was chosen as the day of celebration as it is the birthday of Slovenian beekeeper Anton Jansa (1734-1773), the forefather of modern beekeeping. In 2015, the initiative was co-opted by the largest international beekeepers’ organization, Apimondia. The Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Food of Slovenia traveled around the world with a pavilion called Bee World, actively promoting the projects. Meetings with representatives of other countries and international organizations involved in environmental projects were also organized by the ministry. In 2017, the United Nations’ Economic and Financial Committee adopted a resolution proclaiming World Bee Day. The resolution was unanimously supported by the General Assembly of the U.N., and May 20th was declared World Bee Day. 115 countries including the United States, Canada, China, Russia, India, Brazil, Argentina, Australia, and all E.U. member states, signed on as major sponsors. Bees, as one of the most important pollinators, contribute to food and food security, sustainable agriculture, and biodiversity. Bees also play an important role in climate change mitigation and environmental conservation. I t is important to protect bees and the beekeeping industry to combat poverty and hunger, not to mention the significant impact on environmental health and biodiversity. Simply put, without bees, we may never be able to solve the widespread issues of hunger and poverty. These tiny insects are critical to our survival. Scientific studies have proven that bees are becoming increasingly endangered. Every environmentalist and concerned citizen is encouraged to help protect bees and their habitats on World Bee Day

@Mrs. BilletHead congrats on your successful turkey season😁!

Pete glad that you got to experience some of that white bass fake news😉

@snagged in outlet 3nice bass buddy😉