Phil Lilley

Didn't hear anything up here. Not many boats out today.

This is good info - I've heard rumors about whites being up there but no official reports. People become mum when it gets real good.

http://www.ozarkanglers.com/bull-shoals/files/2011/09/Bull-Shoals-Swan-Creek-on-OzarkAnglers.Com_.pdf

He just lives down the road... I live on the lake and I'm not going... Doing my taxes.

Quit crying... and go fish.

You done good... thanks

vonreed - did you do any good?

A good article by Ned Kehde When I began reading Terry and Roxanne Wilson’s book entitled “Crappie Fly Fishing: a Seasonal Approach, ” I began to think about the late Ray Fincke of Kansas City. Back in the 1960s, Fincke was one of the primary forefathers of Midwest finesse fishing for largemouth bass. He was also the proprietor of Kansas City’s finest tackle shop, where scores of talented bass anglers, crappie anglers, temperate bass anglers and trout anglers regularly gathered to exchange tidbits about their tactics. And Fincke was the most versatile angler of them all. He was amazingly handy at wielding a casting rod, fly rod and spinning rod. What’s more, he was a master casting rod, fly rod and spinning rod builder and designer, as well as an artist at tying and creating flies and jigs. During the last 20 years of his life, he became a passionate crappie angler, and, in fact, the week before he died on Mar. 15, 2011, at the age of 74, he caught the biggest crappie of his life. Read More http://www.in-fisherman.com/2013/03/25/fly-fishing-for-crappie-by-terry-and-roxanne-wilson/

You fishing the willow bank?

It doesn't show up on my iPad either

It's a MP3 player. Not sure how to get that on a mobile device.

Thank you One Shot for your post. Here's my post. http://phillilley.com/blog/resurrection-day And yes I'm closing this topic.

My family is from Denison- cut my teeth trolling for sandies with my grandpa on Texoma. Wish the stripers would come up to Denison dam again some spring- that's fun! Welcome!

Welcome. You should fit right in here.

Heck- talk to him. He's loves talking fishing. That's funny... he doesn't have a website so I thought I'd put his cell # on there for contact.

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