Advice on where to stay late April

[mixermarkb]

I'll have to try it next time I'm down and staying somewhere where I can cook. I've gotten pretty good with a steak over the past few years, except our little beagle mix hates it when he sees me headed to the stove. Up here, it's a Costco NY strip, Tony Chachere's creole seasoning, red hot cast iron, ghee, and finish with a little butter right before letting it rest.  

The little pup is convinced I'm burning the house down, and goes back and forth from being under my feet, to staring the wife in the deep in eyes the whole time I'm cooking. 

[dtrs5kprs]

10 minutes ago, mixermarkb said:

I'll have to try it next time I'm down and staying somewhere where I can cook. I've gotten pretty good with a steak over the past few years, except our little beagle mix hates it when he sees me headed to the stove. Up here, it's a Costco NY strip, Tony Chachere's creole seasoning, red hot cast iron, ghee, and finish with a little butter right before letting it rest.  

The little pup is convinced I'm burning the house down, and goes back and forth from being under my feet, to staring the wife in the deep in eyes the whole time I'm cooking. 

Mmm...meat.

[mattski]

13 hours ago, m&m said:

Mattski, Harter House in Hollister has curb pick up for groceries if you need to stock up. 
 

Mike

Thank you Mike!  We're going to load up the 60qt cooler but we know we'll need some basics to get through the week.  Appreciate the info!

[Jerry Rapp]

7 hours ago, mixermarkb said:

The little pup is convinced I'm burning the house down, and goes back and forth from being under my feet, to staring the wife in the deep in eyes the whole time I'm cooking. 

thanks for the chuckle!

[dblades]

On 4/16/2020 at 2:49 PM, mattski said:

Hi All,  Long time lurker to this site and big Table Rock lake fan.  Bringing my boys down from 4/24-4/30 and trying to decide between two areas to stay - options are up in the Aunt's creek area or down just north of Hwy 86.  Any suggestions based on water levels or what phase the fish will most likely be in by then?  We've always stayed and fished more mid lake in the past, never been as far north as Aunts or as far south and Hwy 86.   We'll be fishing 8-10 hrs/day, 100% focused on bass. Appreciate any advice, always love reading this forum!  

I'll say it, HOME. Actually surprised you can find anyplace to stay.

 

[mixermarkb]

8 hours ago, dblades said:

I'll say it, HOME. Actually surprised you can find anyplace to stay.

 

As long as its people from the same household, and they are being careful with social distancing, I don't have a problem with someone driving a few hours to fish for a few days. I dare say folks will have less contact with others fishing somewhere in the ozarks than most do "staying at home" eating at drive thru and carryout, and going grocery shopping and to home depot and lowes for "essentials" to work on all those quarantine honey-do chores.

[mmirg]

I'll say it. Come on down. Keep it in the family.  Practice social distancing. (That's what the experts say to do.)  Help a family stay in business so they can feed their kids.  Be an American.  Catch some fish if you're lucky.  

[snagged in outlet 3]

Harger house is legit!!!!   I think it’s Marinated beef riblets.  My family kills em.  We go down with empty coolers just bring meat back.  

[dtrs5kprs]

2 hours ago, snagged in outlet 3 said:

Harger house is legit!!!!   I think it’s Marinated beef riblets.  My family kills em.  We go down with empty coolers just bring meat back.  

Yep. We hauled HH steaks and filets home to KC for years. 

Those bacon wrapped filets...😋

[abkeenan]

14 hours ago, dtrs5kprs said:

Yep. We hauled HH steaks and filets home to KC for years. 

Those bacon wrapped filets...😋

Don't sleep on their stuffed Iowa Thick Cut Pork Chops.