Greencoachdog

... that's ok Lloyd, we all know Wayne can't catch decent fish unless Leah or someone else is there to help him!... it's a "given"!!!

what kind of avid fisherman would take pics of an OOS fish???

... do you not have a bilge pump???... fish on DUDE!!!

Yeah!... I'm 7'-2" and can hide a Basketball in my hands!!!

... when you knock all the snow off of them with a 30.06 round, they look different!

I heard that it's the coziest of accomodations on the BOQ!!! I heard that only LOSERS stay there!!!

That was the same exact thing Miss Stephanie was asking me if I needed the last time we chatted... I told her no!

... nothing like a current and timely report eh! ... we call those homemade single engine things "Death Traps"!!! ... decent fish.

Oh man!!! I see the family resemblance!!!... you Bubba could be a "Mini Me"!!!... and if those fish were any heavier, y'all would fall flat on your faces from holding them out so far!!! ... but they are all beauty fish and there's nothing better than spending quality time with family!!! Excellent report, pics, and fish Kevin!!! Thanks for taking the time to post!!!

I'm with Dan Bouck! This thing was huge and put up a helluva fight!!!... it took me like 20 minutes to get it to the net!!!... the pic doesn't do it justice, not at all!!! btw.. it isn't a Black Bass, but it is a "true Bass"... those Black Bass are actually Sunfish!!! P.S. I guess we can expect you to recap your 2009 year into 2015 if you don't do any better Mike?

I know a fella on this board that does pretty darn good on the steelhead with a spinning rod and reel! I wonder what they used to catch them with before all this fancy stuff came out???

It's wet and freezing ass cold here @53*F (11*C)!!!

I've grown those before! They're kind of a pain though, they take up a lot of room and take a long time to start producing and you have to have quite a few plants to get a mess of them every time you pick. Before I grew them for the first time, I always figured they grew on the ground like little cabbages I didn't plant any this year, but I see them growing out in the cow pasture all the time... about the size of a dinner plate and round, brown in color and laying on the ground.

The onions are "Texas Sweets", I prefer Vidalias... but you can't get those around here anymore, it seems Georgia is stingy and won't let them out of the state anymore! The lettuce is Black Seeded Simpson", it's a leaf lettuce that does well in these parts! Simmered with some kind of pork (hence the han hock) for 3-5 hours... it may make your house smell like a Paper Mill, but they sho am sweet when completely cooked!!! Go looking around in the Kudzu patch! I can send you some collard seeds if you'd like to try the exotic stuff!!!

Dat's me!!!

I'm sure the neighbor would be pretty pissed if I shot his "Blue Ribbon" Mules!!!

... and you know what poop tastes like because how??? ... an "over bite"?

Isn't that your pet Turkey you had penned up with the chickens the last time I was up there Joe?... what was his name?... TJSA? I remember him coming up and pecking on my boots for cracker crumbs and potato chips!... or am I full of it?... I can't remember which? Cool pics Joe! ... he was eating the chicken scratch, wasn't he?

I planted my Cole crop garden from seed back in August, and today it was time for the first thinning! Our summers are way too hot to grow cole crop vegetables, you can plant them in early spring... but the heat comes on so fast, they tend to bolt before being mature enough to harvest. Fall is prime time for Cole crop veggies down here, most will grow all winter long and into the spring! This year I planted Broccoli, Collard Greens, Mustard Greens, Lettuce, and Onions! The garden: Broccoli before thinning: Broccoli after thinning: I had intended on thinning everything today, but I got so much Broccoli Greens... I'll have to wait until tomorrow to thin some other stuff! Yes!... I eat Broccoli leaves!!! Here they are in the pot with a nice smoky ham hock nestled amongst them!!! The rest of the garden: The Mustard Greens! The Collard Greens! The Lettuce! The lettuce and onions are looking a little wimpy right now, but with some cooler temps and another shot of fertilizer... they'll perk right up!!! If I made anyone hurl in the back of their mouth a little... you shouldn't have looked!

Nice healthy and strong looking fish!!! I love it when the fish fill out like that and the head looks a little small for the body, it means they have more than enough to eat!!!... when the head looks too big for the body it's not good! I know squat about troot smolts! Thanks for taking the time to post though!

I don't really have to worry aboot the battery change, my units are hardwired into the house as well and give a very annoying CHIRP when the battery is low. When one battery goes low, I change them all. Most of our clocks are radio controlled too, so we don't really have to worry about that either!

Some folks might think this song would be more appropriate for you! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8oSoYXrAWdw...feature=related

S*K*E*E*R*D!!!... need I say more?

I've seen you cook.. I know you're a veggie hater too!... typical Canadian!!!