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Also inspect your kill switch lanyard. If any doubt replace it. I saw this same thing happen at Truman many years ago, takeoff at tourney two were ejected, both had pfd's on lanyard kill switch attached. Lucky for the two there were several boat around to rescue the two from the water, while another boat placed his boat next two the driverless boat and killed the engine. Been a long time ago but stays with you, could have ended entirely different. Thank you to the OP for reminding us all, and hope you recover soon.

Ranger is making a fishing pontoon. Tri-Toon with a 150, looks pretty nice, and for a new rig price isn't bad.

Red Ear

Got my last bottle at Camping World. Use it on the rubber surrounds on my travel trailer windows. Have purchased it from Amazon in the past also. Good stuff!!

Great video, looked like everyone had a good time! Thanks for posting. BTW - Great looking family.

FYI.... Went to find auction information. Says auction has been cancelled due to theft?

Thanks for the report. Sounds like your group had a great opener.

Thanks, NoLuck good luck fishing this weekend.

NoLuck more details on new campground across from the back entrance of the park. Full hookups, what/where is the back entrance to the park, name of campground? Might give it a try in the future if your experience is good. This will be only my second trip to BSSP, so still learning the area. We usually go to RR, its a tad closer.

I bought mine from a neighbor as he was moving to a Seniors home. Mine has a cable system to lower for cleanout and stays out year round but does need to be cleaned each spring. It is located in a open area and has a big 4 prong pearch located close to it. Martins are a pleasure to have, I look forward to their arrival each spring. Of course, their is a multitude of info on the web about these interesting birds.

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These are my favorite!!!!

Mark builds a great rod. I purchased one and liked it so much that I got another. The feedback he has received is accurate, you will be pleased with your purchase.

If I was able to go this weekend, Stockton would be my choice also. Good luck wherever you end up.

Crappie are hit and miss for me, so I will comment on the gill fishing. We are a week or so off from the best fishing, this weekend I would rate as fair. I would expect sometime between the 10th thru the 24th to be the start of the best gill fishing.

From Pointe Royale AT 7:30AM THIS MORNING COUNTY COMMISSIONER JIM STRAFFAS NOTIFIED ME OF THE FOLLOWING FLOW INCREASES FOR TABLEROCK DAM. CURRENTLY THE FLOW IS AT 50,000 cfs. (THIS IS 2,000 cfs THAN 3 YEARS AGO). AT 10AM - 65,000 cfs NOON - 80,000 cfs I HAVE STAFF GOING DOOR TO DOOR NOTIFYING RESIDENTS ON NORWOOD AND SHERWOOD INFORMING THE RESIDENTS.

Ollie, I see people camping inside the loop at the main boat ramp. I assume that is the only place where they allow camping. Of course the water will be up, but I wouldn't think it will restrict access. The water color will be extremely muddy, might make fishing tough. The gills and redears should be going soon! If you don't mind a hike the small lake to the west of the large one might be a better option. Dave

Tim How about another strean update. I am about 80 miles north of you, had a bunch of rain last night, still raining as I type. We're coming down this afternoon to camp and kids fishing day Saturday. Thanks!!!!

Fished Talley Bend area today, 1:30 - 5:00. REAL slow 3 keepers. Buddy I was with, caught their limits Wednesday in a couple hours fishing the same water? Water temperature hadn't changed much from last Sunday 65 - 70.

Fished Sunday 1:30-6:30. Water temp. coves 62-67. 3 of us 36 fish, mostly males, caught shallow no particular color and no concentration of fish.

Great Fish!!!!! Welcome to the BCB family.

For several years we, (3 boats) made a annual trip to Fork in late Feb., early March. Most trips our big fish would be 8-9#. My largest was 11.29#. I agree with other posts wind will be a major factor, even in a large boat! I would look for places in the upper end of Fork, that will take some of the danger out of the equation. One year we stayed at Oakridge, and at breakfast we were talking to the guys next to us about the wind, we had decided to stay in even though we had 19'-21' boats it was too risky, they decided to go anyway and one of them didn't make it back. Wear you pfd! In March you will have alot of competion, and the hydrilla will be thick, especially in the upper end. If I was going to be limited to one bait I would choose a magnum rattletrap, one color, RED. Have fun good luck. Once you feel comfortable with the area may want to try night fishing, good chance to catch a fish of a lifetime. Good luck, Dave

No luck on loading here either. Started having problems Friday, Saturday?

I haven't fished a Ross Evolution, but I do have a few pre 94 Ross Gunnisons, they have been used hard and still function like new. They quit manufacturing them, but you can still see some listed on ebay. IMO, as good or better than the new stuff.

Might be the Saints year, no score prediction, only hope is it is high scoring!!