sasquatchmike

I always thought name calling was not a part of this Forum. I am all for having wildlife at Bennett. Last year saw deer every night I was there. No otters though. But iI am just a City Boy, might not recognize an Otter.

Kind of off your subject, Was at Bennett on 23-25 Oct and our cabin was on the Niangua. Saw at least 1 boat a night. 2 one night. gigging. Is the Niangua a good river to Gig?.

Yes, but I am an AM person. What are you using to catch all those nice trout?

What were you catching those nice fish on?

I always here about using a MOAT. Would someone please put a picture of one on this website?

In Mid October of 2005, I caught between 10 and 15 fish at outlet 1 in an hour period starting at first light. The previous day, a Friday, my Wife and I fished approximately 7 hours, between morning and evening, and caught only 10 to 12 fish between us. Sometimes, you can hit it right and do really well, other days not so good. I was using gray or olive scuds(#14) and orange or red San Juans both days.

Thanks for the above info. I would still like to see a picture of one. Thanks for the link to the rubberleg stonefly. Troutchaser, whatever your day job is, don't give it up to be a comedian.

I would like to have SPECIFIC instructions plus pictures on how to tie the MOAT used on the Eleven Point? I am an amateur tyer and I need all the help I can get.

Mr. Babler, I enjoy your fishing reports immensely. I don't get to fish much at Taney so reading your reports gives me a good feeling that someone is fishing and they are catching fish. Please never stop adding your excursions to this forum.

I have been given a very basic list of what is in a MOAT. Can someone give specific tying instructions for it and a picture of one?

I have read about using Micro Jigs on Taneycomo and using a strike indicator usually stated at about 5 feet up from the jig. Please give a little explanation about what Micro jigs are, i.e. weight, color, pictures, ect. Mr. Lilley, I have been holding off on asking this question because it may sound bizaar. Last year around Memorial Day, my brother-in-law and I were about a quarter mile up from your lake place fishing from a boat. All of a sudden, a huge boil occurred in the middle of the lake about 5 feet across that lasted about 10 seconds. Has anyone else ever seen such a thing on the lake?

Troutgal seems to catch trout on white jigs. Can you be more specific about the size/weight?