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I haul all of the water we use at my house. I have a wife and three kids(9,6 and 4). We go through about 4000 gallons a month. However we never water the lawn or wash the cars at home.

Excellent fish! Congratulations!

Not sure if this will help much since I didn't fish the river but fished the lake instead. We stayed at Vance's Resort a little west of Blue Heron about two weeks ago. As for the walleye we had our best luck by an island that had "Passage" painted on it. We would simply drift worms along the bottom. The problem though was that most of what we caught was in the slot so we had to throw them back. Remember the lake is in FMZ 14 and the river is FMZ 10. Since we were looking for some fish for dinner. we concentrated more on pike down at Cutler. We did see a few boats down there fishing for walleye but I am not sure how they did. If you decide to venture out that far be careful of the rocks and the wind. Wish I could be of more help. Good luck with your trip.

Been to Disney many times. If you are looking at the cheaper hotels I would recommend the Disney All-Star hotels. The food court is ok and they have a McDonald's about one mile away. Plus you can take advantage of Disney's transportation system. Also if you want to avoid long lines get to the parks right when they open. We usually stay at the parks only until about noon when the crowds get crazy. Then we head back to the hotel for awhile and return in the evening. Epcot for some reason seems to be the least crowded of the parks. Also keep an eye on the water. I have seen some monster bass and bluegill while waitng for the ferry boat and while looking down into the ditches/canals while on the monorail. Have a good trip.