Ryan Miloshewski

Went this weekend. It was really good. Insane caddis hatch both evenings.

Oh yea. In my defense, he played it somewhat poorly with 4 units running high, so not entirely my fault. But I can't help but know I jinxed it!

You made the mistake of challenging the fishing gods by saying you were going to clean house! Like when I flipped on the livewell when my buddy had a 15-pound brown on and we hadn't netted it yet. Never test the fishing gods..

Nice brownies! Were you jerkin'?

I think he meant not good for the fishing. Which would make sense.

I already took off next Mon-Weds so I can fish, hike, shoot something, crap and piss outside--all of it. I am going insane. Might just sit in the Taney parking lot in a lawn chair wearing a tank top and drink.

Hit up Brian Ondrejka with Kansas Angling Experience. He can help with any Livescope questions.

I wear a mask when I need to and sanitize a bunch when I go in public. Still got Covid. It was very mild for me, luckily. A runny nose and tired for a couple days. I also think I had it December 2019 so could've gotten a little different strain so the effects were limited. I was on my butt for a week. There are people who could die from me not wearing a mask if I spread it so I will wear it as a care for others who might be higher risk. It's not that big of an inconvenience, I mean come on. Not wearing a mask is an attention-getting endeavor. Like openly carrying an AR in public saying "it's my right." Yea, it is, but you're a look-at-me dbag.

Angler's Port Marine should be able to help you out. (660) 438-4600

Jack Uxa and Big Ed Franko are the best.

Oh, you just haven't had em cooked right!

Or literally any time nowadays. It's a nightmare. I am going to pick the nastiest, coldest days to fish coming up.

My worst duck rankings are as follows: 1) mergansers 2) ring necks 3) redheads I have legit gagged cleaning ringed necks and redheads.

I like crappie meat hauls if I'm being honest lol. It will be on forever!

I agree with this. It's almost too easy if you use it too much.

I do not think he did. He's not a big organ guy, unlike me lol. I have a plethora of gadwall. I think I singlehandedly hurt the population this year. Ended up shooting 48. Lots of mallards as well. 'Twas a good season.

Yep he's a good dude. Use a lot of his recipes as well. Making some mallard and teal tonight.

Buddy made coot risotto last night ala Hank Shaw. He said it was fantastic. Great flavor and texture. So I say phooey to all you coot haters! The ivory billed whistler reigns on.

He has an attachment for the transducer on a pole on the side of his boat. He moves it manually so he can keep the boat sideways. A lot of folks put it on their trolling motor so whichever way the head is pointing is what you are seeing on the screen. And yep, you could see a bass and cast to it. It's pretty remarkable the level of detail. I mean you can tell what a bass, catfish, crappie, etc. is by the display.

I've used it for bass on Bull Shoals and TR with my buddy. Get on a point and you can see each fish, their depth, and behavior. Last March I watched a ball of thousands of shad on a point on BS. Occasionally 5-10 of them would separate from the larger group. As soon as they did, three or four bass would ambush them from below and just annihilate them. It was so cool just to watch. We caught quite a few, as well. You could see, say, an A-rig coming through the water in relation to where the fish are. I've noticed with A-rigs you think it's deeper than it is running. That is valuable to see. You can even see a jerkbait on it, how deep it gets in certain water temps, and fish that come up to it and get oh-so-close to biting. It's really a hell of a tool just to learn from.

The hide in 3 and 2A is atrocious. Unless you have Invisimans or layout boats they flare almost every single time.

Lol the only benefit of the Covid situation is I am remote forever now. And do not have meetings until 9 am most days. So that leaves mornings open!

Last two days have been bangers. Finally some water all the walk in spots. And the mallards are thick

I did it a lot last year. Going to do it more this year. It's a workout but it can be worth it. Good luck.

The problem I've noticed with fishing big articluateds on Taney is getting it down. Even with 400 grain sinking line a sex dungeon or anything with deer hair will hold up in the water column quite a bit with 3-4 units running. I like big double-deceivers or anything with mostly feathers/marabou. They get down quickly, and most of the strikes I've had have been within 10-feet of the bank. Anything in yellow works good. When there is no water running or low flow, I wouldn't waste your time. Put a sculpin on and crush fish in the shallows.