Well, I had everything to make them EXCEPT THE FISH!!! We only caught 3 or 4 bream that were so small we think they were mugged by our deadly trained crickets. We just couldn't get the bass to bite.
Last weekend I saw a New England Firearms single shot with a bull barrel in .204 Ruger. It sounds like it should be a really good choice for coyotes. Anyone had any experience with this round?
Last weekend I saw a New England Firearms single shot with a bull barrel in .204 Ruger. It sounds like it should be a really good choice for coyotes. Anyone had any experience with this round?
Okay Cove sportsmen...if you could go on any one hunting or fishing trip, all expenses paid, for 7 days, where would you go and what would the quarry be?
Okay Cove sportsmen...if you could go on any one hunting or fishing trip, all expenses paid, for 7 days, where would you go and what would the quarry be?
Well..........my mother and brother are partners in a campground in Northern Michigan, so I'll have to say politically...that I am obligated to say their campground, and going for some monster bass or pike at Fletcher’s Floodwaters.
Okay Cove sportsmen...if you could go on any one hunting or fishing trip, all expenses paid, for 7 days, where would you go and what would the quarry be?
The where is easy. Alaska. The what? Well, my main "thing" is being outdoors, but if it was winter, hunting, for moose, bear, whatever. Summer, one of those back country fly-in fishing trips will do nicely, thank you.
Staying in Francis Ford Coppola's resort and sitting at the Marlin Bar telling tall tales listening to Jimmy Buffet croon while scantily clad long haired dictionaries serve me margaritas and other local potables while eating fresh fish tacos
Staying in Francis Ford Coppola's resort and sitting at the Marlin Bar telling tall tales listening to Jimmy Buffet croon while scantily clad long haired dictionaries serve me margaritas and other local potables while eating fresh fish tacos
Sounds like you've given that some prior thought, IE!
As for me, it would probably be a safari in the Luangua (sp?) Valley area of Africa. Primary focus: Cape Buffalo. Lots of leg-wearying walking, spotting, and stalking during the day and good food (fresh impala tenderloin anyone?) and a Long Island Iced Tea or two by the campfire at night. The sounds of the bush to serenade you to sleep. Ahhhhhh....
Noodling is when fishermen go underwater, find a big catfish and grab it by the lip or jaw. Or, the fish can grab them, clamping down on an arm, wrist or leg. The fish is then wrestled to the surface.
It's an accepted sport in 11 other states, including Arkansas, Oklahoma and Illinois. But since 1919, it has been illegal in Missouri.
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