RangerDanger

Planning to hit it Wednesday to try and figure something out since I've only been there once for CC years ago.

Kinda like my name has nothing to do with a boat. Still disappointed to learn the blue isn't the boat.

I really figured the "blue" referred to rippin lips the blue boat.

That garage size gonna make it tough for a bass boat, the width it the main issue. You probably need to be looking for a fish n ski with a swing away tongue. Probably should suspend your account for a while for mentioning tubing, lol.

KC paddlers will do demos. You can rent the cheap ones at Shawnee Mission Park.

Hit us up next year when you get ready to come down. You can also check the KC thread, but it seems like Wolf is the only place anyone goes to.

I get it, but he asked a serious question and you gave him a disrespectful answer. Better change your favorite lakes.

For white bass maybe. To the OP reverse the order. Although this year is different due to all the rain. Look at the favorite lakes these two jokers have listed. And whatever you do don't plan a trip to Pomona for bass.

He said best to worst.

Unless you're going with plate steel bumpers a deer is going to mess you up regardless. Watch the ditch for eyes and you'll be all right.

I know the BA has.

Try Johns Marine Service in Raytown.

You might want to crank the front of your boat all the way to the roller next time you load it.

I roll with HDS touch units, doubt I could ever go back to a non touch.

If you're going to quote someone you should probably get the quote right. If you're going to twist it out of context, that's the equivalent of #fakenews. Why you would bring that here, just to stir up some ****? Believe me or not I really don't care.

Those comments are 3 and a half years old.

Sounds like they woke up for a day.

Like the others said if you want to go catch 18" fish good luck and I don't think that has anything to do with the water level or clarity conditions. I guess everyone is expecting the Melvern from last year, as was I, not sure it's going to get there.

I feel Gantia in my future. Been looking at it, and you all know how much I like Jackall products.

Yup Coty and I put back to back 100 fish days two weekends in a row. I think it's dirty and high. The fish are not real aggressive right now, slapping at the BS instead of eating it with authority. Any finesse technique is worthless since they can't see the bait. There are still fish to be caught in the 15" to 17" range.

Miola. Just figure out how deep the in the willows the fish want to be.

Lol! Don't worry I won't give it up either. Plenty of bass pass fish willing to play on Saturday.

Flyfishing can be fun and I used to do a lot of it. I have rods from 3 to 8 weight and used to spend time tying flies. I wouldn't be able to teach you anything either. I think K&K has classes and used to do free casting lessons on Saturday mornings. All their equipment is high end and will cost you though. I'd probably go to basspro or cabelas and get one of their combos in a 5 or 6 weight to get started. Flyfishing is very technical and requires a lot of practice and skill. If you want to tear up bluegills a royal wulff will get it done.

Up in the rocks I bet.