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My son Jason took this picture yesterday.

http://www.joplinglobe.com/local/x58990739/Corps-preps-for-levee-blast-as-legal-tussle-looms

Heres some more pictures . Any questions you can call me at 417-483-2734

My Uncle needs to sell his boat. He has some leg problems and doesnt feel comfortable in a boat anymore . Its 2010 Tracker Pro 175 TWX with 75 Optimax on the tail end. $17,000 when bought it last year............$12,000 can take it home. I bet it hasnt been in the water more than three times. This is a steal. I asked him to send me some pictures so I can put them on here. Note, he just sent me this picture, he didnt feel like pulling the tarp. lol. I will see if I can get more.

Yes it would, but they wont open it. That spillway is an end of the world type situation.

Good place for a zip line !

Thats the way I see it , and glad it happened . Although I was kinda getting used to the way 910- 912 fished.

Nope they took it out before releasing it.

I would say it would be allowed at a weigh in as thats the way you caught it. Saw a fish at grand lake weighed in with a spook stuck to his head, after a debate with the tournament commitee it was allowed to be weighed as thats how it was when it was caught. Dont know that I agreed with that but thats the way it went down. Believe it or not Ripley.

<LI class="uiUfiComment comment_15853992 ufiItem ufiItem"> This is a response That Josh had over the Jones creek episode. This was on facebook about a week ago. Missouri Dept. of Conservation This is a tricky subject, and I can tell you right up front there is no simple, satisfactory answer. River and streams in Missouri can be classified as: -- Public navigable – larger rivers capable of floating commercial boats like barges -- P...ublic non-navigable – middle-sized watercourses capable of floating smaller boats like canoes -- Private non-navigable – smallest streams not capable of floating even smaller boats like canoes A county prosecutor would be the best reference for determining how a particular stretch of a stream is classified in that county. For private, non-navigable streams, the property boundaries of adjacent landowners are the center thread of the stream so there is no public property along the stream. No fishing, wading or boating is allowed without landowner permission. For public non-navigable streams, the center thread is also where the adjacent property boundaries lie. Fishing, wading and boating are allowed but the banks are private property as is the stream bottom. For public navigable streams/rivers, boundary lines of adjacent properties stop at the high-water mark of the river. So, in that case, the river channel is considered public property. I think you would be safe to pick up artifacts from in-channel gravel and sand bars on larger rivers but not from smaller streams without landowner permission. Most managed public land (state parks, conservation areas) have regulations prohibiting the removal of cultural artifacts, which would include arrowheads.

Theres been alot of Chatter on this topic on the MDC Facebook page. They respond to most questions. Heres the link : https://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/MDCOnline

Bet they have then . Those males would have been spewing when you were lifting them in the boat. Sat. and Sun it was 55-58 degrees in that area.

Phil, think those fish were all spawned out or did you catch all males. White crappies males turn dark during the spawn. I was musing this the other day. Heres a picture of a white crappie male during the spawn . What do you think ? Male white crappie are only distinguishable from the females during the spawn when they take on the darker spawning colors...

Once again this gas price thing is getting serious . Find the sweet spot on your motor for maximum fuel conservation . Mine is around 3600 - 3800 which runs 45 mph. A typical run for me say putting in at moonshine beach fishing from point 1 to point 7 and all points in between around 8-9 gallons at this speed with a 225 Yamaha , so around $36. for gas . Running that same thing at hard pace around 15 - 18 gallons or $72 for gas. And I dont give up that much time going slower maybe 20 minutes total for the day .

Was referring to the whole gammit here. Thanks for correcting my spelling error, hope it makes you feel a little better about yourself.

This has got to be the stupidist topic I have seen on this forum . Bottom line this is Phills football . When he gets tired of the game he will take his football and go home.

It was tough with a capital T. Consider your self lucky with what you did catch. AIA tourney had 70 some boats and only 30 some odd limped back in with fish. I had 3 sat, 2 very short ones and 1 keeper spot on a crappie jig. Fell into some chasing first thing this morning and caught 8 or 9 real quick and then nothing. Although I was off the water by 11am. It just sucked big time.

Bill said he was in the white river. The bottom picture gives the clue as to what the bait is.

Thought about you guys from the warm comfort of home this weekend. Maybe we can hookup this weekend !

I like the new emotions. I thought at on time you could pan over them and it would say what they were? This one fits me ! Although I dont know what emotion it would be .

Or is it just me ?

KVD looks like Bill Beck ! No kidding.

Results. http://www.joebassteamtrail.com/?page_id=3743

I too fished to Joe Bass. When I came in and talked to Bill and found out what they had I ran up to the scales to weigh my four dinks, 9.86. Think that is the biggest 5 fish bag I have ever seen. And on Sat Mr. Beck couldnt get bit in another tourny he was in. What a differance a day makes. Congrads !

This afternoon had a 40 pound carp on a grub, no kidding. it was 4ft long. Had a 3 pound black on the same grub. From 1 - 4 the only bites i had. It doesnt scare me though cause this area is going to bust loose anytime. Might give the Joe Bass a whirl Sunday too.