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I hike there many times throughout the fall and winter. Walk down past campsite 4 and there is an easier way to fish from the bluff at that location. Near campsite one has a steep embankment and is not as deep.

Jackson and Talquin are the easiest lakes where there are multiple places to launch and get to the fish. I fish Jackson often, as do several others in yaks. Iamonia is another option, though for me, I prefer the other two lakes mentioned.

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fresh filets get a mustard dip and then a corn meal dusting. straight into the fryer and its actually pretty good. I only eat them the same day or the next.

I never had it as bad as you described, but have wondered in the past.

I decided to buy a northern tool grinder a few years back and have since processed them by myself. Whole cuts (depending upon need) are the easiest (backs strap, tenderloins, stew meat, hams) and I grind anything else. I have a ...

While I feel this fella is just a little biased, he's pretty spot on also :beer:
http://www.cbssports.com/general/writer/gregg-doyel/24720511/latest-jameis-winston-chapter-paints-humiliating-picture-of-florida-state

I must say more than a little biased. I imagine this guy as a fire and brimstone ...

Been out there a few times in early August in my yak. Early and late before the sun either passes over or after it passes the trees were my only times for topwater. Mixed Cover near deep water were key for me. Pads, hydrilla, or penny wart mix. Not all one type. Had a couple good afternoons when ...

If your someone who complains about a little discomfort. Don't even bother. Get a boat!!! Or better still, just stay at home in the recliner.

:lol: I have found I fish more days since I have had my kayak than when I had my boat. It is so much more convenient to drag it to work in the back of the ...

the wimmins would not be amused.

Big guy kayaker here 6' 4" 260. I have a Big Tuna now setup as a single. I almost pulled the trigger on a Cuda 14, but found the one I have used and a good price. Over the next month you will see a few more used as folks start to buy 2015 stuff coming out. Demos local are little hard to come by ...

2. The National Firearms Act was enacted in 1934 and the $200 tax was quite prohibitive at the time (equivalent to $3,526 in 2014). I, for one, am grateful that the ATF did not have the forethought to automatically adjust the tax for inflation each year. $200 is a pittance compared to what it ...

Count me in for night varmint hunting. Though most city folks think silencers are like in the movies, where it makes little to no noise.

I have a Jackson Big tuna and love paddling around in it.

Little more meat on the bone with this report.

https://www.flseagrant.org/wp-content/u ... report.pdf