Beautiful pictures, and wonderful article. I love trout fishing, and I'll be publishing a story about the one day soon. Tomi, check out this chef, I bet he could make some great trout almondine...
you just had to go there didn't you tomi?? EVIL EVIL womenz! gah!!! I'll be in Bennett Spring at the end of June and I CANNOT wait! You know you are more than welcome to come and have lunch with us while we are there. There will be some kids there from Liz's side of the family, but it it is always good for them to meet others from a different part of the country too.
Lynn, Roaring River is my favorite place on earth! I am about 15 minutes away. I live north of Cassville. Ron J, Thanks fish can be slippery to photograph:) Ron B, Thanks, I just posted the fish pictures for Travis, I took some nature ones too. Wilma, they were catching alot today! I didnt want to go close and distrub any of the fishermen though. Elizabeth, I hope you enjoy it at Roaring River. I have been going there since I was a child, somewhere in the oh so distant past!
Evil womenz, yes I'll be cooking and the invitation is open. The big ones rarely get caught, but two years ago a young girl caught one of the breeders they had released. Dam thing was at least twenty inches long.
Yes they are very beautiful fish...especially when you can see them so clearly in the water. I was also going to say that I'm planning on a day with the kids where we just fish with can poles in the fly fishing zone. I want to try it and explain to the chillerins how people used to catch the very same fish. You know, before they had fly rods that cost more than some people make in a month.
Great idea. My bro who lives in Florida and does the deep sea fishing started out with a cane pole in a pond in Kansas. Its nice to see a man that invests time with his children. Everything I see says you are a great dad.
hi, nice photos...is this a catch n' release area?...if not, then i will have mine almondine,please n' thank you!...hehehe....my bro back east was an avid flyfisherman until his health probs a few years back....he spoke about,taught me n' others, and demonstrated the "art of flyfishing" which can be a very relaxing Zen experience...
Some parts of the year are catch and release and it is a good thing I don't have the time to go then..LOL The temptation would be too much! As well, I haven't a clue what happened to my spelling today. Either I am trying to type to fast or my brain is shutting down. gah!
I always enjoy a good debait, but, you're right maybe we should meet at the reef, er, umm and talk. We may be sunk after the gather upgrade in the mooring.
Evil indeed, one day I will tell you what you did for me, but right now, adipose I'll clam up and let a pearl form around that knowledge. Good night, Travis, have a blast tomorrow night. I'll be smiling for you!
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Thanks for the photos.
We plan on going to Roaring River soon!
Ron J, Thanks fish can be slippery to photograph:)
Ron B, Thanks, I just posted the fish pictures for Travis, I took some nature ones too.
Wilma, they were catching alot today! I didnt want to go close and distrub any of the fishermen though.
Elizabeth, I hope you enjoy it at Roaring River. I have been going there since I was a child, somewhere in the oh so distant past!
Travis, there was one there today that had a bright red belly, and he was hugh! My daughter said 18 inches at least, but of course women cant measure.
And Thanks for the invite!!
Its nice to see a man that invests time with his children. Everything I see says you are a great dad.
James, There are some big ones there!
Mariana,Thanks!
LOL never underestimate the power of the farce..:D
A possible sympton of Fishin' Fever! Super Powers!
Travis, Maybe that Tux belonged to the Great Houdini
It was catchy..:D
Good night, Travis, have a blast tomorrow night. I'll be smiling for you!
That fever is running strong throughout this area! We'll how many fisherman get cooled down by the cold front moving in this week!
Thanks for your comments!