Chief Grey Bear

Facts only change as science improves.

That is a given!

Opinions are not facts. Only facts are true. It may be better if you just send me a check now. 🤘

OK setting some ground rules here . Just because it's your opinion doesn't mean that it is true. So all that crap you have said about the MDC is about to come back and haunt you.

For each one?

Night night Gav

There isn't one in my opinion. I always use local material like logs and sticks and build a round "fort" if you will. I will take a couple of those $10 rolls of camo burlap and drap around. Find a nice log to use for sitting. Or you can build a lay down type with the same material.

Let us know when the cupcakes are done

Dang! That took a while. Was you asleep at the wheel?

When haven't found the end of it yet. We'll get back to you.

Google is great. I love it. But you'll see it will send you right where I said.

Ouch! But I did chuckle. And it's true, it is the most fun. Cross the bridge at Pineville and head west. The hiway will swing off to the south down a ways. Keep heading west on the paved road. There will be a couple of pull offs where locals swim and fish.

Not being lame at all. Fishing the exclusive private waters of the club without being granted membership - guilty. 😘

Are you crazy! It's against Italian law! Only marinara sauces go on speghetti! Cream sauces on linguine and fettuccine. Are you trying to get me whacked!

Heard from a friend who Heard from a friend who Heard it from a friend you've been messing....

So did brown bass. Cant imagine the reaction that would insight today.

Is that one of the triploids??

Don't ruin a good thing O

Now you guys are reaching just to make your argument. With today's technology, there is no way you don't know where you are. The rule said "impounded waters". If you're too stupid to at least figure that out, how did you learn to fish in the first place? Who knew Wrench would be the voice of reason???

It's not difficult to read a map. It's pretty easy to figure out where you are.

I believe maps are available for free that shows the boundaries of the lake at normal pool.

Then why would you trust you as a boat mechanic?? Same metrics.

I can certainly understand where you would have trouble with that.

I think impounded waters equates to normal pool level. Which would be 915. Flood pool and winter pool levels are different. But they are not going to change the regulation to what ever that days pool level is. Im pretty sure you would get a warning. But if you're caught there again, you have no justification. Rule of thumb was lakes always extended to the first riffle. But that's not always the case either. And of course how would one know where the lake level mark would be, without it being marked. But as for the James, it doesn't matter what the water level is or how far up you can run a boat. There is a sign on the Y-Bridge clearly marking the beginning and ending of the lake. And this may be why they put up a sign. And I think there is another one on the White river, or some type of marker. On the Kings, the first riffle or two, are in Missouri or right at the state line, depending on what the level is.