Johnsfolly

Livie #26 also a Lifer (#102) - Lined Topminnow

Livie #25 Spotted Sunfish, Lepomis punctatus - Lifer

Livie #24 - Coppernose Bluegill

JF #27 new lifer - Lined Topminnow, Fundulus lineolatus Different fish but nicer photo

JF #26 Coppernose Bluegill, Lepomis macropterus purpurescens - Finally in FL

JF #25 Dollar Sunfish, Lepomis marginatus

Livie #23 (#100 Lifer!!! 👍😁) Dollar Sunfish, Lepomis marginatus

Bonus honorable mention - JF dalmation mosquitofish (same fish in both photos)

Livie #22) Eastern Mosquito fish, Gambusia holbrooki

Loved watching the "Fishin Hole"

Possibly. I loved the fight between him and Sandler in Happy Gilmore. Hilarious!

Probably won't actively fish for tarpon on this trip. Won't turn one down if we get one to bite.

As long as you spay and neuter your pets.

Jeff this is the biggest reason I don't watch many fishing or hunting shows. Many of us won't have the money to pay for those same trips and really are not relatable to the average folks.

We have been planning a trip to take Livie to snorkel some spots in the FL Keys. Due to deadlines on staff performance reviews and client conferences ar work this trip has had three different sets of dates. Now the time has come. We couldn'tafford the wagon Queen so loaded up our Toyota version of the family truckster and headed south. 099d1a89-a844-4f1d-a0b9-d28dee14dc6b.mp4 With our theme music we drove to our first stop, Savannah GA to visit my aunt and stepmother. Greated with thunderstorms, a tornado about 30 miles away and heavy rains. We'll have to see what fish want to play today.

Of course Mitch I'm not sure what searches would have ended with this clip 🤔

I would have a spreadsheet tracking prices and brands 😅! So getting the pricing right could be me. But based on personality that's all @BilletHead 🤣🤣🤣 Just having fun Marty

Except those days when you were at Bojangles or Zaxby's

And you were fishing in Arkansas.

I thought one of the ones that @Ham caught looked larger than this guy, but they use certified scales.

Harvey Smith of Sparta snagged a 6-pound, 2-ounce white sucker March 27. Missouri man pulls new state-record sucker from Roark Creek Harvey Smith of Sparta snagged a 6-pound, 2-ounce white sucker March 27. JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) congratulates Harvey Smith of Sparta for snagging a new state-record white sucker. Smith was fishing March 27 when he snagged the 6-pound, 2-ounce fish from Roark Creek in Taney County. The previous record under alternative methods was a 5-pound, 1-ounce fish caught from Lake Taneycomo. “It’s kind of funny, because this was the first time I’d been snagging in 30 years,” laughed Smith. “My son and his best friend convinced me to go out with them and I ended up catching a state record. I’ll probably never do it again!” Suckers are one of the dominant group of large fishes in Missouri waters. They feed mostly by sucking up material from the bottom. White suckers are found nearly statewide, but are absent from the Bootheel lowlands and southeastern Ozarks. MDC staff verified the fish’s weight using a certified scale in Sparta. This is the third state-record fish caught in 2021. "I was actually going to turn the fish loose,” Smith said. “I didn’t think anything of it, but everybody stopped me saying that it was a huge fish. I guess I plan to get it mounted!” Missouri state-record fish are recognized in two categories: pole-and-line and alternative methods. Alternative methods include: trotlines, throwlines, limb lines, bank lines, jug lines, spearfishing, snagging, snaring, gigging, grabbing, archery, and atlatl. For more information on state-record fish, visit http://bit.ly/2efq1vl. PHOTO: MDC confirms Harvey Smith of Sparta is the third state-record holder of 2021 after snagging a 6-pound, 2-ounce white sucker from Roark Creek in Taney County. Pictured with Smith is Conservation Agent Jeff Harris.

Great hunt and great looking Tom! Now Pat will hand that off to you to clean and cook it up. I see lots of carnitas in the future !

If it browns up take a tip from FL landscapers and just spray paint it green. Had a buddy in Orlando that kept wanting to put mole crickets throughout his yard to kill off the grass. He hated mowing and thought it was a waste of time.

Looks and sounds great for a snowy day.