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No, no statewide open season.. I catch and release so i just fish... To tell you the truth i have no clue when bass season opens.

Beginning of the end - Judas Priest

All my reels are lined with Suffix 832 braid.. Have no problems at all..

I would lose my mind if I had to wait that long... I would put a pond in my backyard if there were rules like that here..

Crazy story fay.... Thats a big pike...

Awesome!

Didnt even see a fish down there.. just bait fish.. So we headed to Botanical Gardens and caught 4... Off booyah Spinnerbaits.. There's another pond for you to fish Dave...

Light rain... f it... heading to the small boat harbor..

Hopefully it clears up this afternoon...

Looks like rain tomorrow.. that sucks..

NFL Network is better. It was the first year i avoided espn for the draft coverage and i cant complain...

Love the Bills draft so far..

We are growing!! Welcome all the new posters!

Welcome! Nice fish rsx..

Love the Shaq Lawson pick.. Hoping Reed or Billings make to the Bills pick in the 2nd round..

Been waiting all year for this day..

They will still win.. They have the best coach in the NFL.. They improved their roster through free agency and will probably draft well... Yeah they will miss Brady for those 4 games, but when he comes back he'll probably throw 26 tds and 3 ints ..As a Bills fan i hate it. They are a d**n good organization though..

1 more day till the Draft... Can't wait..

Awesome..

Wow! Nice Fish..

Wheres Walton Woods ponds?

They have enough talent to get by those 4 games... Good thing is for them is that September is months away. A lot of time to prepare..

Tom Brady's Deflategate 4-Game Suspension Reinstated by US Court of Appeals Dustin Bradford/Getty Images Timothy Rapp Apr 25, 2016 231 Comments A United States appeals court reinstated New England Patriotsquarterback Tom Brady's four-game suspension Monday, according to Reuters (via CNBC Now), which the NFLoriginally levied in the wake of the Deflategate scandal. The decision overturns U.S. District Court Judge Richard Berman's decision to throw out that suspension and forces that court to confirm it, per Andrew Brandt of ESPN. Will Brinson of CBS Sports shared the key excerpt from that ruling: While the NFL Players Association has maintained that Brady should simply be fined for an equipment infraction, per Mike Garafolo of Fox Sports, the court upheld commissioner Roger Goodell's right to levy additional punishments against the quarterback. The Court did acknowledge that the commissioner's power was particularly broad, however, per Rand Getlin of the NFL Network: As Pro Football Talk noted, Brady and company won't be able to return to Judge Berman on this issue: But if Brady wants to continue fighting, he has a few options, as Albert Breer of the NFL Network noted: Daniel Kaplan of SportsBusiness Journal believes that Brady and the NFLPA will fight to be granted a stay and will either appeal to a full Second Circuit Appeals Court or to the Supreme Court. But Bill Polian of ESPN noted on SportsCenter on Monday morning that league sources believed that the decision of the Appeals Court would likely be the end of the road for this case, however, citing the more complex and lengthy appeals process that occurs in the higher courts. Of course, Goodell always has the option to change the punishment himself, as Michael David Smith of Pro Football Talk noted: If Brady isn't granted a stay or doesn't continue to fight, he'll miss the team's first four games of the season against the Arizona Cardinals (away), Miami Dolphins (home), Houston Texans (home) and Buffalo Bills (home). It would be the first season-opening game Brady would miss in 15 years, per ESPN Stats & Information, behind only Dan Marino (16), John Elway (16) and Brett Favre (15). Jimmy Garoppolo will step in as the team's starter if Brady accepts his suspension. Garoppolo has appeared in 11 games since being a second-round pick in 2014, throwing for 188 yards and a touchdown. As Ian Rapoport of NFL.com noted, Brady did prepare for this possibility: It's certainly a major blow for Brady and the Patriots and, on a wider scale, for the NFLPA. It's another indication that the breadth of the commissioner's power will be a major point of contention when the next CBA is bargained. And for a Patriots team that will be without a first-round pick on Thursday night at the NFL draft after losing it in the wake of Deflategate, it's another setback following the controversy over what the league deemed to be improperly deflated footballs.

Nice Fish!