Johnsfolly

Can we imagine a pandemic worse than COVID where an outbreak of a new and virulent virus comes from a tick found on the lips of alpacas. 90 percent of the human race is wiped out. The few survivors then have to live in a post alpaca lip tick wasteland😝!

So @ness or @BilletHead s this the last word or the first? 😄

Never had that before. Is it bechamel on top or potato?

that looks great RPS. My wife and daughter default to Mexican flavors whereas I gravitate to Asian flavors, but I do appreciate a good guacamole and salsa!

Looks Great! What are we having tonight and when do I need to be there ?

I don't fly fish much anymore, but remember that I loved fishing elk hair caddis flies in Oct on the upper Current. One trip caught six browns in a single hole. They must have been recently stocked all about 10 to 11 inches. But they fought each other to get the fly. Lots of fun!

Congrats on some nice bass! I see that you have heard of the "Ned rig" . If you need some heads there's a guy on here that makes them. you might know him .

They were loving those jigs. Congrats on a couple of great local crappie fishing! And you didn't need to hide in a camo blind to catch those fish!

Bill you are right in using the binocular example. We have heard for years and years that you should buy the best quality optics that you can afford. If that is Bushnell, at that time them go ahead and buy them or wait until you can get the money together to buy the Swarovski's.

Caught these while fishing for Hickory shad in the Susquehanna river. The bit a shad dart. Didn't measure them but were the largest that I had seen at that time. Took a while to wash the stink from my hands .

They stock less trout in Maryland throughout the entire state than those stocked in the trout parks on an annual basis oh and they are smaller . Before COVID I had several trips planned to fish.... I mean visit the kids/grandkid in MO and KS.

I am waiting for the report that indicates that human to fish transference of the virus can and does occur. The fish seem to already know this and have been doing well on their social distancing from my baits ! Now that masks can be used, I actually just went out the last two days which was the first attempt in 30 days of lockdown in MD. Caught 3 small stripers on Tues and two bluegill last night .

What a way to go

If she were a little shorter I could understand the eye patch

I've seen projections that when I am eligible, that there may only be one person or less contributing to my social security. What if my person (see gender neutral ) dies ?

I think that I need a vacation

If the hatcheries are filled with fish, then why aren't there going to be any stockings. Seems strange to me.

I bet that shad stank ! They don't smell god when caught with a hook and line. Pretty sure that shooting one with a bow compounds the odor. It's a giant gizzard shad for sure! Madison County man shoots new state record gizzard shad Joseph Duncan of Fredericktown shot a state record 3-pound, 9-ounce shad on a private pond JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) congratulates Joseph Duncan of Fredericktown for becoming the latest state record holder under alternative methods for gizzard shad. Duncan was bowfishing on a private pond in Madison County April 19 when he shot a 3-pound, 9-ounce fish. The previous record was a 2-pound, 13-ounce fish shot in 2019 on Bull Creek. “It was a surprise to get a state record that day because I wasn’t targeting shad at all,” laughed Duncan. “We were actually doing some grass carp control that day, but I’m pretty excited about it. It was only a matter of time before one of us shot a shad. We saw some pretty big ones in there!” The shad was weighed on a certified scale in Madison County. It’s the 6th state-record fish recorded for 2020. “I’ve caught other record fish before, but this is the first time I’ve actually gotten one in the books,” said Duncan. “It’s really bragging rights and not a fish you mount – especially after it’s been shot! But now I’ve got a game going with my friends to shoot the world record gizzard shad. I’m betting it’s in that pond.” Missouri state-record fish are recognized in two categories: pole-and-line and alternative methods. Alternative methods include: 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. MDC congratulates Joseph Duncan of Fredericktown for shooting a new state-record gizzard shad. The 3-pound, 9-ounce fish was shot April 19 on a private pond in Madison County. Find this and other MDC media releases in our MDC online Newsroom.

He stated that he did not submit the last state record fish for the world record consideration. “But I didn’t submit that entry because I knew I could catch a bigger fish! This was the catch I was waiting for so I’ll submit this one for the world record.”

Its all Fake news @snagged in outlet 3 !

This is a big fish and is certainly one on my bucket list if I get back to Poplar Bluff . I have never met Tyler, but he seems to be the guy in the know when it comes to catching some of those unusual species found in Southeast Missouri. See his name come up a lot on other forums for multispecies and lifelister anglers. Congrats on a great fish! Butler County angler catches world record size spotted sucker Tyler Goodale of Poplar Bluff caught a 5-pound, 4-ounce spotted sucker from Duck Creek Conservation Area. JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) congratulates Tyler Goodale of Poplar Bluff for catching a new state-record spotted sucker. The 5-pound, 4-ounce fish not only breaks the previous state-record, a 3-pound, 10-ounce fish caught in 2014 also by Goodale, but also qualifies for the world record. “Goodale’s latest catch beats the existing world record by nearly 2-pounds,” said MDC Fisheries Programs Specialist Andrew Branson. “The previous world record was a 3-pound, 5-ounce sucker caught back in 2008 in Tennessee. Missouri has had a number of world-record fish over the years. Currently the state holds at least five world records.” Goodale was fishing at Duck Creek Conservation Area April 1 when he caught the fish using the pole-and-line method. “I’ve fished for spotted sucker at Duck Creek before and have already broken a state and world record,” mentioned Goodale. “But I didn’t submit that entry because I knew I could catch a bigger fish! This was the catch I was waiting for so I’ll submit this one for the world record.” MDC staff verified the spotted sucker’s weight using a certified scale at MDC’s Southeast Regional Office in Cape Girardeau. This is the fifth state-record fish of 2020. Goodale is familiar with spotted sucker and has spent time researching them with MDC as a volunteer. “I’ve put a lot of homework into this species and I’ve put in a lot of time,” he explained. “They always spawn in April and always spawn in the west side of the pool. They’re a temperamental fish and not that easy to catch. You really need to know what to look for. You only have about a five-to-ten second window once you present them with bait.” Goodale said his latest record will be used for science. “I plan on getting a fiberglass replica, but the fish itself is currently in my freezer and will be used for research,” he said. “I’ve got a buddy in MDC’s Fisheries division and we’re going to take a look at the fish and try to age it.” Goodale said he’s enjoyed fishing at Duck Creek for more than 30 years. “I’ve made a lot of memories there and I want to thank MDC for managing the area and fish habitat so well.” 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. MDC congratulates Tyler Goodale of Poplar Bluff for catching the new state-record spotted sucker from Duck Creek Conservation Area. The 5-pound, 4-ounce fish also qualifies for the world record. Find this and other MDC media releases in our MDC online Newsroom.

You're on fire with these crappie. Congrats on a fine fish fry!

Insta pot/oven broiled pork ribs, steamed cauliflower, salad with balsamic dressing. Ready to eat when I got home from work. Very good!

My great grandfather was a crucible operator at a mill in Pittsburgh. Story was that he had been there a long time and that they lost his original paperwork. When asked when he was going to retire the answer was I've got a couple of years to go. They figured he had to had been 13 or 14 years old for him to not be at the age of retirement. He was close to 70 years old when they forced him to retire. We loved going to his house as kids. He didn't trust banks so hid money all over the house 😁!

Unless there is a way to address the underlying issues that result in the violence of the mass shootings it doesn't matter if you get rid of the guns. Columbine shooting occurred while I was in N Ireland. Had to constantly hear about the gun crazy Americans. The people that were killed and injured by the car bombings that occurred while I was there was far more acceptable.