FISHING REPORT

As this holiday of overindulgence gives way to the next, it’s hard not to sit back and reflect on everything you have to be thankful for. The little ones surprisingly managed not to kill each other, grandpa finally managed to remember to put his teeth in, and if you cut deep enough, there actually was […] READ MORE >>

With winter weather on the docket, let’s take a moment to discuss some basic layering techniques I have picked up over the years. In today’s world, we have developed leagues beyond grandpa’s old long johns. Matter of fact, cotton in general is a poor choice to wear next to skin. The idea is primarily to […] READ MORE >>

Last week’s rain really did a good job of bringing out the bright fall colors creating some stunning views of the river. If the weatherman guesses right this week, we should probably thank our lucky stars. With limited chances of rain,  highs in the 60s and 70s, and some breathtaking scenery, it would be hard […] READ MORE >>

As an Ozark native, fall has always held a special place in my heart. For most fall symbolizes “the end”, the end of a year, the end of pollen, end of the summer heat, even Halloween has an eerie death vibe to it.  Despite all this, I believe people in this area almost view fall […] READ MORE >>

As the late, great John Snow stated, “winter is coming” or so that is how it felt earlier this week. We received a small sneak peek of how the water level might react as we dive deeper into the winter months. For once in what seems like forever, the lake is at a reasonable level […] READ MORE >>