Foghorn

"Comfort Food"?

Life is good at Pat and Marty's! Especially the chow.

I never turkey hunted but for years I caught a lot of big trout on those breast feathers. Used yellow , gold and copper paint for sight fishing. Buddy at the GAF plant in Annapolis used some I gave him in 1/100 oz. and spanked the heck out of crappie. Grandkids are just starting to jig fish so now they're using them.

Those birds will be starring in a video later in the "What's Cooking" site on the Forum.

I wonder which hatchery in Missouri sold the trout. Not sure our hatcheries are fairing much better than Arkansas'.

Rick always said as long as I was around, people would still know he was the I.G.F.A. record holder. Sure miss him!

Man you are correct about the snakes. We were trying to fish below the dam one day and struggled with all of the snakes and teenage girls our age sunbathing on the back of the dam.

" No unplanned get offs yet"🤣

The first "fishing trip" I remember wasn't exactly what I thought it would be. My Gpa Tom was raised north of what is now Johnson's Shut -Ins so we would go there on occasion. The men were talking going fishing and me being a 6-7 year old kid thought that we'd get our limited fishing gear at the time and enjoy a family outing. This is going back several years ,but I remember it was strange that nobody had any fishing equipment but had gigs and 22 rifles. I don't recall anyone "catching" anything but do recall one black snake that caught my attention. At that age , the snake looked like a anaconda as it was laying on a limb right above where I was supposed to follow the men on the trail . I hit the brakes only to be questioned by Grandpa as to why I was stopping. I pointed to the snake and he reached up and grabbed the snake and threw it off in the brush. I pretty much stayed in his hip pocket the rest of the day.

I believe you could blow those pictures up, put a frame on them and hang them on a wall. Again you have some great colors on those fish.

We saw their facility a couple years ago when oldest granddaughter was playing in a fastpitch softball tournament in Branson. They had one day that they played in Harrison. That stuff is good on cottage cheese and tomatoes too!

I put ranch dressing and a sprinkle of Cavenders on my baked potato . Mighty tasty.

Boring food looked mighty good to me!

Thanks Marty and Pat.

We learned Sunday morning that my oldest granddaughter's boyfriend and one his buddies were killed in a one vehicle accident in Sainte Genevieve County. Not a lot of details but truly devastating for all who knew these young men and loved them. Both were 21 years old with the hope of a future that was promising. We had only been around Landen 4-5 times but he was a perfect gentleman- polite, courteous and just a really good young man. And he treated my granddaughter like a Princess. The last dinner party we had, he got out with the rest of the grandkids and tried some fly casting in our yard. He was a keeper and Elena and all who knew him are heartbroken. Please say a prayer if you believe in the power of prayers for the families. Thanks

That's a great looking brown. Congratulations

Guess that beer has hints of acorns and hickory in its flavor profile?

Susie and I both retired in 2013. Me with 36 years on the railroad and her with 23 years teaching. It has been great with enough fishing and grandkids' programs to keep us busy. Had a couple buddies who went to 70 for reasons known to them. Thinking younger wives and multiple divorces.

I highly recommend retiring! Good for you, bad for the fishes.

After our first teenager dove trip years ago , St.Joe Lead came to that are to do some soil sampling!

Great looking fish, Pete !

And a good pair of polarized sunglasses.

Atta boy ,Al!

Possibly so. The fish around Hudson's Corner were all over the beetle.

Bet the real story about that gun and how it ended up there is really interesting.