snagged in outlet 3

It's the wine pairing that's tough....

Doesn’t matter. You spit roasted his &$$

Got im!!!😂

I learned to fly cast in the 60’s with a car antenna and some string. 😆

The internet.... Ruining fishing spots since Al gore invented it.😂

I knew I'd draw you out!!😀

They work on river smallies. Not as good as a Ned though😁

I’ll guarantee it’s starts with “you just haven’t had them prepared right”. 😆

That’s crazy! 300!?!?

It’s easy to get a job. But is it enough to live “well”? IMO wages have stagnated in this country since around 1990-1995. Yet prices for everything have skyrocketed since then. $50k a year isn’t what it used to be. I reference those years based on wages paid in UAW contracts which used to be quite good jobs.

tag @Al Agnew for you

I want to watch that race. 😆

You need to move the burbs. We don't tolerate big, angry, ugly women. They work in the back of the house....

Again. Soft😂

That's because you're soft

Have the browns left the outlets yet? Anybody know??

That’s how I do it. I leave at the first sign of a floater. And hope the ramp isn’t choked with day drinkers putting in boats.

Table 1: Current River Current River Section of River Maximum Horsepower During Peak Season Maximum Horsepower During Off-Peak Season Upper Section Northern boundary downstream to Round Spring Motorized vessels prohibited 25 hp (motor with jet unit) 18 hp (motor with propeller) Middle Section Round Spring downstream to upper (northern) end of the Van Buren Gap 60 hp (motor with jet unit) 40 hp (motor with propeller) 60 hp (motor with jet unit) 40 hp (motor with propeller) Lower Section Lower (southern) end of the Van Buren Gap downstream to the southern boundary of the Riverways 150 hp (motor with jet unit) 105 hp (motor with propeller) 150 hp (motor with jet unit) 105 hp (motor with propeller) Table 2: Jacks Fork River Jacks Fork River Section of River Maximum Horsepower During Peak Season Maximum Horsepower During Off-Peak Season Upper Section Western boundary downstream to the upper (western) boundary of the Eminence Gap Motorized vessels prohibited 25 hp (motor with jet unit) 18 hp (motor with propeller) Middle Section Lower (eastern) boundary of the Eminence Gap downstream to Two Rivers 60 hp (motor with jet unit) 40 hp (motor with propeller) 60 hp (motor with jet unit) 40 hp (motor with propeller)

Wear 2 around everyday and when you go to doing the wild thing take one off. Then you get that free and easy feeling. 😂

News Release: Modified boat horsepower rule to be implemented in 2024 https://www.nps.gov/.../modified-boat-horsepower-rule-to... The National Park Service (NPS) has issued a final rule on motorboat horsepower (HP) within Ozark National Scenic Riverways (ONSR). Changes to motorboat rules were originally proposed in the 2015 General Management Plan (GMP), which highlighted the need to legalize the use of 60/40 HP motors using jet propulsion. The GMP also proposed a 150 HP limit south of Big Spring on the Current River and seasonal non-motorized zones during “peak season” on the upper stretches of both rivers, when lower water levels make navigation more difficult. After evaluating public feedback on the proposed rule, the NPS prepared a final rule on motorboat horsepower and will soon implement changes within ONSR. These changes create the seasonal non-motorized zones, legalize the use of outboard 60/40 HP motors, and establish a 150 HP limit between the southern end of the Van Buren gap and the park’s southern boundary. These changes will go into effect on January 11, 2024. For further details, handy reference guides, and links to supporting documentation, visit our new Horsepower Limits page: https://www.nps.gov/ozar/horsepower-limits.htm

Thx!!! That’s my bat signal. I’ll be down after the holidays!!!

Must be different kind of dogs than here the burbs😂. Suburban dogs are vegan I think.

There’s a guy that gets out his 20 plus year old McDonald’s hamburger every year around Christmas. It looks like he bought it today.

I hope you washed your hands😂

I figured if they were in the area it would be readily apparent.