Johnsfolly

Sounds good. Could give them some char marks before putting them in foil. May draw out some bitterness though. May have to give that a try.

Carbon monoxide is more toxic than Carbon dioxide since it can out compete oxygen for the active sites on hemoglobin. So in a carbon monoxide rich environment your body will suffocate.

That's funny right there!

The problem with all of the arguments presented here is that you are thinking in absolutes. Wearing a mask minimizes the amount of drolets coming from you for example if you sneeze. It does not fully eliminate those droplets. Droplets from an unmasked sneeze will carry beyond six feet but a masked one does not. Thus you are protecting others if you wear a mask AND social distance. The masks and face coverings that most of us have access to or actually wear do not effectively filter out virus sized particles. So there cannot be a claim that you are 100 percent safe while wearing a mask. Take a look at disinfectant sprays. None will ever state that they kill 100% of all germs and instead state 99.9%. But hey free country for now. Believe what you want to believe.

Found some funny theories on the true purpose of the objects.

Simple dish tonight. Seared venison tenderloins in a cast iron skillet. Only salt and pepper seasoning. Steamed turnips and Ceasar salad. Simple but delicious.

I think that they are getting more chef attention like chicken wings have and that popularity has driven up the prices. Wings can often be more expensive than legs and thighs. Wasn't always that way.

@laker67 sounds like a great day even though there were no lunkers landed. Did they all hit one or two baits or a variety of baits?

Though they are in the White river. Here are a few that Ham and I caught out of the White.

We catch quite a number of yellow perch here in MD. Pretty common, though the sizes here are not like out in the lakes of SD.

Good luck buddy. Catch a sea monster!

I don't know if this is funny or terrifying.

Actually it may be all of the sculpin at least the common ones, banded, ozark, mottled, knobfin. Not sure what the thoughts are leading to the change.

It's been that way for a long time. Sensationalism and fear sells. Keep people dissatisfied so that believe that you have a better way or thing to help them.

Maybe they recycled the one from Utah.

I was having a discussion about mottled sculpin in the Niangua and got confirmation that the genus for the mottled sculpin and this sculpin species will be changing. Unfortunately I didn't keep the email with the full description . This species will be known as U. hypselurus in the new Fishes of Missouri guide book.

I would suggest going for the rock bass trifecta, Northern Rock bass, ozark and Shadow bass. Will have to travel some to get all three but they are very doable on a fly.

Dave - If you want to include micros to your list, I would suggest that you go back to where you caught the longears and tie a #18 or #20 dropper fly below your bigger fly. Should be able to pick up one or two more species.

They always are . I have heard that memory adds 2 to 3 inches and 8 ozs to the weight of every lost fish !

How's everyone doing on their 2020 goals? I still have one or two more shots at achieving another one or two more of my goals. However, here is how I feel right now in terms of how 2020 has been going . Starting to seriously look at 2021.

Paid homage to dish posted 1134 pages ago made by @ness Jagerschnitzel made with venison pieces of top round steaks pounded thin and breaded with panko. Mashed potatoes, brown gravy with baby portobello mushrooms, and rotkohl.

I haven't either. I also have not believed the "No nothing is wrong" or "I'm not angry."