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I'm taking the kayak down to Council Bluff Lake Saturday for Redear. They have bluegill there also, but redear are much bigger.

Only thing I noticed this morning was a couple of times when opening posts with pic's, it kinda froze in trying to open. I backspaced and tried again and each time it worked fine then. Not an uncommon problem in most forums. I take it you upgrade to a larger server?

Great fish!

Mr Agnew, I have scoured quite a few websites for info on the pro's & con's of various styles and materials for both canoes and kayaks. They have page after page explaining all. Silly me, all I would have had to do was to have asked you. You did a very good job simplifying it all to make it easy to understand. Thank you.

Try Bee Tree off Telegraph just before you cross over the Meramec River. You might want to find an online map first, it's a bit out of the way but still close to your home. Definitely 4 year old compatible. They might even have 2 lakes there, I am not sure.

Terry, I was just playing around with a new camera, testing what it would do. It's a Canon Powershot SX10 IS. At my age, deer hunting is not as attractive as it once was, it's become work once the shot is made. My eye's also aren't near as good as they used to be and I made a couple of bad shots last year that I should not have made. I got both deer, but should have seen they were not "keepers". What I am getting at, is that I'm to the point that I want to switch from a rifle, to a camera. This is the camera I decided would make a great starter for next falls deer "season".

Now THAT was funny!!!

Trying this area out.

Really enjoyed the pic's, ya did good.

Definitely freeze them. I have refroze the stuff over an over with no problems.

Such a simple concept, I have no clue as to why it alludes so many. No mention of hunting. No mention of target practice. No mention of collecting. No mention of what may be considered as "reasonable" restrictions. No mention of what "arms" are allowed. A someone above wrote, we had just won our freedom from an oppressive government, by force!!!! The framers were well aware that this country could also become oppressive and the whole purpose of the Bill of Rights was their way of limiting what the government could do to us. If, and I repeat "if", we have no way to protect those "inalienable rights", then history has repeatedly shown we will lose all of them. I am not a gun nut. I am former military & law enforcement. Whether, what, or if I own guns is unknown to anyone but me. I am not a member of the NRA (I would if they promised to never contact me). I am an American, who still believes I have a right to defend my "inalienable rights". (Inalienable) Incapable of being alienated, surrendered, or transferred Merriam-Webster's Dictionary of Law, © 1996 Merriam-Webster, Inc. Synonyms: Inviolable, absolute, unassailable, inherent. Dictionary.com Unabridged Based on the Random House Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2009.

I have owned 8 boats in my lifetime, yes, including Tracker, all used. In 2000, I was in a position to buy my first new one, and price wasn't the main factor. Before, I had no internet to guide me, just the word of other boat owners I knew. After 4 months of reading up on the net, and going out to look at each boat considered, I chose a G3 1860 DLX center console. Without knowing where you plan to fish and what type of fishing you do, it's impossible to recommend any boat to you. My boat, designed for catfishing the Mississippi River in both high & low water conditions, is perfect for me, but may not be for you. With a bad back, I am unable to endure the pain of sitting down, while running across the water. The center console allows me to stand, with knees unlocked and hardly even notice major wakes & waves. The internet is a great place to get all kinds of reviews. As usual, go in a bit suspicious and watch out for the far ends of the opinions.

Phil, as a newby here, I certainly do not have a voice in what you do with your site, it's yours to do as you wish. I would like to tell you why I joined Ozarkanglers. I live outside the Ozarks, but not by much, St Louis area. I am returning to my roots as a flyfisher and am learning all over again. So much has changed since I last flyfished, 45 years ago. I found this site while searching for likeminded folks who fish southern MO streams and rivers for anything that will bite, C&R everything except possibly a streamside meal once or twice a year. I also am big into catfishing on the Mississippi River. For that, I have another site I have been on for 10 years or so. I also am an avid deer hunter, gardener & photographer. I have other forums to go to for those things also. This is Ozarkangler and is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you for it. While my reasons for being here are individual, I am sure many others came for the same reason. If I was a bettin man, I'd bet you started this place for very similar reasons.