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Was the bass club Midstates or Backlashers?

Sounds like it about as good as it gets ! We are enjoying milder temps back home, 68 deg. as I speak. Work on finding those silvers, I need a fix .

How come fishing line wont break when you want it too? Believe the inside of my waders would have been wet !

Great job Tim.

Bill, good stuff there and I do run a yamaha and they recommend this in the fuel as you mentioned : The Ring Free Plus protects against the corrosive affects of sulfur salts in E10 (10% ethanol-blended fuel) on electronics parts and fittings in the fuel system. It is highly recommended for all electronic fuel injected engines (EFI). The Fuel Stabilizer & Conditioner PLUS helps protect fuel system metals affected by E10, helps to prevent fuel oxidation that results in gums and varnishes and keeps fuel fresh and potent up to year of storage. Fuel Stabilizer & Conditioner PLUS is recommended to be used at every gas fill up, not just for storage. I have concerns that if the ethanol save the world concept doesnt get shut down that we will be using E15 and E85 in the near future. Thanks for your contribution on the subject, it helps to understand it a little bit better.

Forget about all those trash fish. Bring me back some silvers. Oh, I need a new hat too. Have a great trip !

I will take care of your new boat while your gone. Need to borrow it for some up close and in the slips dock fishing ! Hope the troller has enough power to pull the boat off submerged trees . Have a good trip !

Guess thats why all the manufactures are telling us to use fuel additives to combat problems related to the ethanol .

Way to go Jason !

We dont have any tackle stores in Joplin since the tornado. Acadamy gone, Southtown gone. Oh we do have a walmart but why bother.

Glad to hear you had a good jig bite . Beats having to drop a worm over the side any day ! You didnt mention if it was hot !

Heres a link. http://www.aquapalooza.com/Page.aspx/pageid/9277/eventId/80247/view/detail/Heartland-Events.aspx

Looks like you had a great trip Jason ! Just getting away from this heat would be worth the money spent.

This guys is unemployed and say you can hunt him with a gun for $10000. $2000 extra if hes nude. http://huntme4sport.com/

Phil, are rainbows steelhead, or are there two seperate ones? One that is fresh water and one that goes to sea and returns. I am confused on the subject.

From Girard here.

My neighbor and I were discussing those traps. He has the traps I dont. He is catching 100s of them , I dont have hardly any in my yard. Maybe the traps attract them ? On the other hand my garden east of Carthage is loaded with them. The seem to prefer the okra. Much as I hated to I got some spray . They are bad this year.

What Lake?

I havent been down there to see it yet, but heard they have a brand new marina, cafe and a very nice tackle shop. That doesnt come cheap. Jeremy R. said he was impressed so it must be nice.

Downstream is west toward Granby and Neosho.

I am barred past shell knob bridge. Maybe we could switch boats and fool him !

Bill cant go, but I can !

Throw pre formed snicker bars and Baby Ruth in the water and take a picture. That should do the trick !

They have an advisory on Grand. They told people not to come in contact with the water due to blue green algae. Hence the high traffic in your neck of the woods.

I thought of another spot close by. Dewey Short has alot of bank to fish, but it closes at 5 PM I believe . The curtesy dock might have some fish around it too. Dewey Short Visitors Center The US Army Corps of Engineer’s Dewey Short Visitor Center is located 6 miles west of US Hwy 65 on State Hwy 165 at the south end of Table Rock Dam. The Center is open seven days per week 9 AM until 5 PM from April 1st to October 31st. The center features three films. The first is a 20 minute film entitled, "Taming of the Riviera Blanche". This film is a fantastic introduction to the Table Rock Lake/White River area and details the construction and purpose of Table Rock Dam. The second is a 14 minute film, "Where Eagles Soar" which depicts the story of how eagles were brought back from endangerment in the state of Missouri. The third film, "The Expedition of Lewis and Clark, 1804-1806," runs 32 minutes. The film tells of their exploration, encounters, objectives and accomplishments during their journey. The Visitor Center contains exhibits detailing the natural history of the area. If you arrive by boat, take advantage of the courtesy dock that is located on the Visitors Center grounds. On the grounds, you may enjoy the day by picnicking, swimming, sunbathing, scuba diving or fishing along the shoreline. Don't forget to make use of the beautiful Table Rock Lakeshore Trail, which is located directly adjacent to the Visitors Center.