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My Malinios

Saw this unit this morning. It must fly with that 25hp Yamaha.

When navigating bottleneck areas stay under control with some power and keep straight. Or turn right for rocks.

Thing of beauty, Brian! Hell, even the salad looks good. ( I must be hungry...🙄) Tonight here is cold cooked fiddleheads with shredded cheese and Italian dressing, and pan-fried wild turkey heart and liver. Usually, I don't get my turkey cleaned until it has sat with the guts in it for a few hours, so I have always discarded the heart and liver. Today will be my first time eating these from a wild turkey. And if I am still hungry, my turkey hunting partner gave me a container of wild turkey leg stoup. Stoup is a cross between stew and soup, and he did the legs from his tom in a slow cooker for 16 hours, I reckon it's TENDER! Doug

Yes sir bye,s. She all be done just as the Mrs,s get home from work. That's how I roll. Happy wife,,,,,, ah never mind, I eats good. 3 big chunks of apple wood on the coals and get,er done. Still had enough hot coals to get some Italian sausage cooked up as well. Go big I say. So does the wife, but I say, ya got what ya got. Mix up a nice fresh green salad and we'll, get at it.

Apparently it’s something related to them turning their metabolism back on, feeding and getting ready to do the dance. Water temperatures are obviously highest in the shallows turning them back on after hibernating all winter.

Good to hear there's a scientific rationale behind this behavior, we couldn't figure it out...never saw anything like that before. No dinks to be found at all...everything was 18" and up. Interestingly, the males and females seemed to stay in seperate packs. These fish were at least 4 to 6 weeks away from spawning.