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SPECIAL OFFER

start 10/21/06 through 12/31/06

Take a night out with me and take pleasure in the adventure of stalking big browns and rainbows under the moonlight. Learn new tips and techniques in catching fish at night. Get the information you need for your next trip out to be successful. Such as what is some of the top producing flies, different techniques in rigging your rod, lines, leaders and tippets. Also you’ll get knowledge of the most active feeding spots at night, the methods of drifting and stripping nymphs, woolies and even using dry flies. On some evenings it is even possible to have the whole lake to yourself.

Book a trip out from now until the end of the year and get an incredible rate and a night you‘ll never forget!

Call for rate and dates available

Leonard Keeney

Taneycomo Night Guide Service

(417)-779-8061

Or by e-mail lkeeney@earthlink.net

NOTE: Some fly-fishing experience required.

Some trips may be cancelled due to inclement weather (thunderstorms w/lightening, heavy snowfall or icy conditions)

  • 3 weeks later...
Posted

the wife was working nights... but has now swithed to days...

Most all nights are open....

nights that are already booked

Nov.

Sat 11

Tues 14

Thus 16

Dec.

Mon 4

Thur 7

Tues 19

Wed 20

Leonard

Most trips start about 9-10pm and should end around 1 or 2am

  • Root Admin
Posted
Some trips may be cancelled due to inclement weather (thunderstorms w/lightening, heavy snowfall or icy conditions)

You know that's when the trout will really be biting!!!

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Posted

Lightening, I agree....

Snow and ice?.... WUSS!.... :lol:

(Of course, I will be saying that from the comforts of my office chair in front of the fireplace while the real fishermen are all battling snowflakes and big browns....)

TIGHT LINES, YA'LL

 

"There he stands, draped in more equipment than a telephone lineman, trying to outwit an organism with a brain no bigger than a breadcrumb, and getting licked in the process." - Paul O’Neil

Posted

Well I rather not stand jewel deep in water with a lightening storm overhead with a fly rod in my hand... I'll fish if its close but not over head...

I dont mind fishing in the rain.. I enjoy it sometimes...

Snow... it just depends on how deep its going to get... I got a van.. not a 4 wheel drive... 3 years ago (in Jan) I stayed overnight at the dam.. I couldnt get out till the next morning about 11am when the sun come out

Ice... sorry guys... I live right on Table Rock lake... there are a few hills between here and there... If Im coming off Taneycomo in a ice storm..

I hate to end up in Table Rock before I got home to drink a cup of coffee

  • 3 weeks later...
Posted

I believe this post ought to put to bed once-and-for-all

whether or not it's ok to promote one's business on the forum. ;)

Rich Looten

Springfield, Missouri

"If people don't occasionally walk away from you shaking their heads,

you're doing something wrong."- John Gierach

  • Root Admin
Posted

Leonard ok'ed this before he posted the special.

I don't mind promoting each others businesses at all, as long as it's tasteful and appropriate. OAF members know what when right and wrong- if it's wrong, then the poster gets a black eye and sometimes that's ok too... know what I mean.

Quote from OAF rules-

OAF does mind links posted to other sites as long as they are sites of interest by OAF folks. Of course no inappropriate sites will be tolerated. Posting links is acceptable by "frequent users and contributors' of OAF. Please don't "spam" the board with nothing but links, no matter if the sites are useful to anglers.

Hope this explains things. There's always going to be gray areas but again, I'm not going to micro manage this forum.

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