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Sam, I took ichthyology at MU and this is a better representation than we had in class.......Great!

Randall, know exactly where you are, hunt within minutes of the school, used to drive by the campus once a week.......good luck in school, don't skip too many classes to hunt or fish(I'm not sure how many "too many" is) but I did skip a few at MU.

Ah, there is nothing wrong with a Cubs emblem, someone will always wear this "albatross".

Just came in from bow hunting this morning, now I'm watching trout live 200 miles away, HOLY COW! bow season about over, gears are switchin' to trout. THIS IS GREAT! Phil, I ran the volume all the way up on the troutcam......could hear faint cries for help coming from the bag.

I've read all the replies on this subject so far.........I'm exhausted!

I fish both large reservoirs and Taneycomo. When fishing Taneycomo I remove my 4blade stainless and switch to a 3blade composite prop, reducing the potential loss from 400+$ to 70bucks. The boat is a 19foot Basscat, and when fishing Taneycomo gear is at a minimum and gas tanks are at 50% or less reducing draft, with this load and setup we can get well up into the trophy area under most conditions. But it must be remembered no matter what boat is run in this area extreme caution is always necessary to keep from grinding expensive parts into gravel bars.

check out Cooper Creek Resort and Campground.