DD'sMC

Great report and great looking rainbow. thanks for sharing.

Welcome aboard. Keep you eye out for the fly swaps. Great way to perfect your patterns and to get a variety of new patterns from others to try yourself.

Nice fish!

WOW! Very nice! Got those in the mail yet? The 31st is fast approaching!!!

Good lookin fishy! Thanks for posting.

Great photos! What an awesome day to spend floating Big Sugar. Thanks for posting. Now, I've really got Spring fever!

If Taney's not running, we'll be there. If they are running, we think we might try Powersite. Looking forward to the reports on Friday! Good luck ya'll!

Taken from eagles.org COLOR & SIZE: The feathers of newly hatched Bald Eaglets are light grey, and turn dark brown before they leave the nest at about 12 weeks of age. During their third and fourth years, Bald Eagles have mottled brown and white feathers under their wings and on their head, tail and breast. The distinctive white head and tail feathers do not appear until Bald Eagles are about 4 to 5 years old. Their beak and eyes turn yellow during the fourth and fifth year, and are dark brown prior to that time. Bald Eagles are about 29 to 42 inches long, can weigh 7 to 15 pounds, and have a wing span of 6 to 8 feet. This makes them one of the largest birds in North America. Females are larger than males. Bald Eagles residing in the northern U. S. are larger than those that reside in the south. They have a life span of up to 40 years in the wild, and longer in captivity. Great shots!

Happy Birthday to Clay Goforth--one of my favorite photographers here on the forum.

Welcome aboard. Look forward to you posts.

Thank you !!!

I'm thinking you don't know what you're missing Dano!

Any chance you could post your epic day photos? Or are you trying to keep us all guessing?

Welcome aboard! I look forward to your posts.

Great shots Terry!

Great report, Thom. I cannot wait to get up that way, probably won't be next weekend. Hopefully they will still be there the following weekend. Thanks for posting!

Please let us know on here what you find. We'll be making a trip up that way at the end of the month. We made a side trip over to the Clarksville dam back in mid December but the eagles weren't there yet. Only a few, flying here and there, over near Granite City.

Here kitty, kitty, kitty!!!!

Great info. Thanks for posting.

From what I've heard, the Herschends still own it and are planning on tearing it down and putting in some sort of shopping area.

Sorry ozarkriverrat, duckydoty gave up crawdad chasin' and catchin'...

Thanks for the link. I'd like to read the book, and some of his others as well. Usually, "the book is better than the movie".

Very nice! Gives me Spring fever!!!!

Sure wish it was about the pristine Ozarks most of us know and love, unfortunately, from what I can tell, it's about the epidemic that is widespread throughout the entire country--meth addicts, and their teenage children's challenges to overcome their predetermined heritage.

Just wanted to pass along a special deal going on at the Chateau on the Lake. Go to the link and under packages look for the Area Resident Appreciation Promo. Promotion only runs through the end of January and is for residents of Stone, Taney, and Boone Counties. Click here!