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Here is my report:

Due to the grass tides, there was little or no water under my airboat or my proline. In fact, other than moving the airboat to burn that area, neither boat looked at all like they had been on a roadtrip in months. However, much to my surprise, the folks at the forestry office agreed to give me a burn permit. I am so thankful that those folks have a short memory. I mean it was only 4 years ago that I caused a lot of excitement in that office as they scrambled to cut of my little traveling fire. Was able to burn around 90% of my pond and two fields. The wind only got up 2 or 3 times, which got the fire just hot enough to make me look like I had been out in the sun a little too long. Didn't loose any buildings this time and only one fence post managed to burn to the ground. No livestock or children were singed or harmed in this operation, so I consider it to be a complete success

Nothing like a successful burn

birddog wrote:Figured you more for the aestivating type, BB.

Naw man, the sun makes BB hungry. I actually went out and woke the big girl up last night.. She still got a biotchin growl!!

crystal river pp suuuuuucks..
yankeetown north grassflats still too cold 61deg
hell i fish an 18ft actioncraft tricked out ,mostly because my wife has a low selfesteem,which is wonderful by the way,its just too rough,windy,im sick of feeling like im fishin in the x games.ill wait till the robins land in the yard then ill go...

I learned a lot with this thread.
Today is March 2nd and we have 2/3 reports up from opening day of trout eaten time. Hmmmm,,,? That's OK.
I get that it's your business if you don't post. I see there's lot's of decent reasons for not posting.
My reasoning for you to post is so I can read it, especially when I couldn't get out.
That's 100% all about me & what I want.
I've actually been thinking about doing monthly reports, but with the same overall detail by trip. ?

Come on, give it up Reel Slow. I know you were fishing today.

birddog wrote:Come on, give it up Reel Slow. I know you were fishing today.

Geez, no secrets these days