Someone at the TVA doesn't understand the Danger buoy needs to be at the top of the structure

This way it can be seen from all directions BEFORE you get to the high spot

 

1 minute ago, BassNJake said:

 

Someone at the TVA doesn't understand the Danger buoy needs to be at the top of the structure

This way it can be seen from all directions BEFORE you get to the high spot

 

Seems in order to mark the shallowest area,

whoever positioned that marker would have needed to go aground to do it.

A-Jay

 

15 hours ago, BassNJake said:

 

Someone at the TVA doesn't understand the Danger buoy needs to be at the top of the structure

This way it can be seen from all directions BEFORE you get to the high spot

 

 

15 hours ago, A-Jay said:

Seems in order to mark the shallowest area,

whoever positioned that marker would have needed to go aground to do it.

A-Jay

 

Hahahah! I’m guessing that area was all 10 feet underwater a month ago. You see that all the time around here, sometimes TVA sometimes private individuals. They also move around a lot, I should take some pics of the big cans upriver from downtown. Some of the red/green channel markers are hung up in logjams right next to dry land! @BassNJake, is that up the Powell? I feel like I saw that just above the dam once as well. My

buddy has a very impressive collection of buoys that broke loose........ I think he’s building a shrine out of them.......

Mother Nature can be a cruel lady, but after wind gusts topping out at 64 mph yesterday I see she still has a sense of humor. At 37 years of age I don’t know if I’ll ever stop thinking tipped over porta  potties are funny! Let’s hope it’s not occupied, if it is the poor sap is on his own. 
 

 

 

Mudhole says my supplies should be here Friday. Got the new hobby bench all clear to build my first rod!

 

Jordan River, oh how I love thee.  What a tough river to fish, but a brookie shore lunch makes it worth it.  Water so clear it almost looks fake.

 

Winter is on it's way here - just a reminder from the MN-DNR

A favorite steelhead spot of mine not far from me.  Taken last winter when I was out float fishing.

 

Look who’s coming to dinner when I was feeding the bream... Top center.

My wife's best friend. 4 hrs. old.

My best friend who passed recently 

Salmon river N.Y. steelhead fishing in January

To think, this was three months ago tomorrow.

I see this fox most days if I'm not 'at work' (these days that's a room facing a different direction).  She goes into the storm drain, and usually comes out with a rodent or 2, usually mice. I haven't been able to catch her on camera coming out - she makes a beeline to the woods.  Ahhh, nature from the suburbs of our nation's capital.  To think of what I used to see sitting on a tree stand 5 days a week this time of year when I lived in God's country.

1 hour ago, CountryboyinDC said:

I see this fox most days if I'm not 'at work' (these days that's a room facing a different direction).  She goes into the storm drain, and usually comes out with a rodent or 2, usually mice. I haven't been able to catch her on camera coming out - she makes a beeline to the woods.  Ahhh, nature from the suburbs of our nation's capital.  To think of what I used to see sitting on a tree stand 5 days a week this time of year when I lived in God's country.

That’s a fine specimen, ours are always rail thin until dead of winter 

If an old dude ever gives you advice

While peeling an apple with a pocket knife

And eating pieces right off the blade,

You should probably take it.

A-Jay

 

 

 

16 minutes ago, A-Jay said:

If an old dude ever gives you advice

While peeling an apple with a pocket knife

And eating pieces right off the blade,

You should probably take it.

A-Jay

 

 

 

If he's anything like my grandfather that knife was only wiped off on his pants after cutting steers (for those of you not from a farm, they were bulls before this 'cutting' process) before he started cutting those apple slices.  He was sharp about things though.

@A-Jay One of the things missing today ?

1 hour ago, TnRiver46 said:

That’s a fine specimen, ours are always rail thin until dead of winter 

The ones around here looked right poor a few years back.  One was eyeing my boy while he was riding his tricycle in the driveway.  I reached into the recycling and grabbed a beer bottle and threw at him.  It only moved a little, didn't run off.  My wife took our boy inside.  It seems the storm sewers have provided a pretty reliable food source for them.

4 hours ago, CountryboyinDC said:

that knife was only wiped off on his pants

 

   If you want to see my wife go into orbit, just wait until she catches me doing this! I told her that it's never killed anyone, but she's a city girl, and ......... well, you know.   ??   jj

On 11/24/2020 at 6:16 AM, GaryH said:

My best friend who passed recently

Sorry for your loss.

7 hours ago, A-Jay said:

If an old dude ever gives you advice

While peeling an apple with a pocket knife

And eating pieces right off the blade,

You should probably take it.

A-Jay

 

 

 

 

6 hours ago, Catt said:

@A-Jay One of the things missing today ?

I still do this all the time, but I am always slightly concerned on what the last thing I did with my knife was ........

On 11/16/2020 at 11:40 AM, 12poundbass said:

Mother Nature can be a cruel lady, but after wind gusts topping out at 64 mph yesterday I see she still has a sense of humor. At 37 years of age I don’t know if I’ll ever stop thinking tipped over porta  potties are funny! Let’s hope it’s not occupied, if it is the poor sap is on his own. 
 

 

 

 

PORTA POTTY?

More affectionately referred to as a "Jobsite Johnny" or "Johnny On-The-Spot"

 

 

 

Roger

Hank says “hi”! He’s a pain in the ass and is one of those dogs that paws you to death. He doesn’t realize his ‘paws’ are frickin clubs and hurts! Nevertheless he’s a good boys and likes to say hi to Bassresource!