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Naaaaa. You’d best just stay in Memphis. It really sucks out here in the boonies.

We had roughly the same weather. To get to the channel from where we were, you had to go up or down the lake about a mile and find a hidden creek channel. Then you had to raise the motor and remove the bale of grass from the lower unit before you could get on plane. I only caught a couple of small bass and a few catfish. Missed one big bass on a buzz bait. My wife caught a few small bluegills. It also turns out that everything in northern Alabama is closed on Monday and Tuesday for some odd reason. We were almost to our rented cabin when we encountered a road closed sign. I looked and it was about 40 miles to go around. Luckily I have a 4 wheel drive truck and insurance on the boat. The road was washed off the hill, but not quite as closed as they made it out to be. i don’t think we’ll be going back either, Doug. I’ll never doubt you again. I

You just don’t get that kind of cool factor from a gun on the rack at WalMart. That is why I am a fan of old guns.

I have little information for you, but that appears to pe a pretty high quality piece.

Yeah. That helps. Now if I could get the fish to bite.

Dang! This thing is shallow except for the channel. Full of weeds too. I need th o find an ap or something. When I finally got it to the dock, there was a bale of hay wrapped around my prop!

Negative.

What a great way to spend some spare time! I’d be proud to own that little rifle.

We rented a house with a covered boat dock. I’d be happy sitting on the dock nursing a cold one or cup of coffee. Dang! I’m getting old. The occasional tug on the line would make it nicer though.

My wife and I are going. She wanted to go on a trip for our 25th anniversary. We were going to Cody, Wyoming bit our flight got cancelled. This seemed like a good fall back plan. I don’t reckon things are being burned or looted there. We’ll have fun whether or not the fish bite.

I’m the same way about Kentucky. I bought a license last year and fished at Barren River twice.

Depends on what you’re looking for.

When I was a kid, my sister lived in Scottsboro, right on the lake. I would go stay down there in the summer some. There was a boy who lived next to them and was about my age. We’d fish from the bank and caught a lot of bass. He would somehow rig a crankbait to where it would chase a rooster tail. It looked like it was about to eat the little spinner. The bass loved that setup. I wish I could remember exactly how he did it.

I'm going there shortly. Any hints would be greatly appreciated.

I'm thinking Covid magically disappeared over the weekend. That's cool.

He the guy who shot his finger off in front of a carry permit class?

It says Non Firearms Classifieds.

I learned to use the mirrors when I got a CDL. Turns out the view ain’t real good out the back glass of a dump truck.

I have not encountered that problem. I've found the short lawnmower trailers and four wheeled cotton wagons among the hardest trailers to back. I haven't found one vehicle any more difficult than the next. Different, but not more difficult.

A brave man he is!

You volunteering?

He's a good guy. I hope he's doing well.

She's nervous about driving a boat as well. She hasn't torn as many taillights off a trailer as I have.

Now this is the sort of thing I would like to avoid.

Yeah. When we go out in a boat, she feels bad because I load and unload it by myself. Doesn’t bother me as that’s how I do it when she doesn’t go, but it bothers her. She asked to learn. So far it isn’t going so well.