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Give Chris Rollins the Owner Of Rowdy Racks in Mesa a call, 480-221-3384. He specializes if Ford Diesel trucks and would probably be interested in buying it. He has a Facebook page, Rowdy Racks.

I had a Dan Wesson pistol fall out of a western style holster when I was Javelina hunting north of Roosevelt back around 1980. Never did find it. I had borrowed it from a friend and it cost me about $350 to replace it.

It's never too early to buy her flowers and chocolate.

True but there are a ton of Jr Hunters and limited tags so even for them it is not a guarnteed draw.

I sent you a PM about the trigger.

The only two spiders you need to be concerned with a Black Widows and Brown Recluse. I usually see deer hit water around 8-9AM.

Congrats to you and your wife Frank.

Go on Tirerack.com and look up the stock tires and the new one and see what the rotations per mile are.

Never got the whole professional sports thing, baseball, basketball, football, hockey etc. In HS coaches would ride my case because I wouldn't signup for football as their QB or kicker. Living two miles from the coast I'd much rather go fishing everyday after school.

Wiggys make some nice bags, I bought my son one a few years ago. We sleep on opposite sides of the tent so I called them up ( Grand Junction ) and had them put the zipper on the left side of the bag. http://www.wiggys.com/

Been an electrician since 77 and have never heard that term. Guessing it is something derogatory like Rat.

What the heck is a boot logger WW?

When will the leftover list come out?

Same here. Woke up at 4:30 and went out to look at it. Never did end going back to bed.

I've also seen them up by McNary.

Biloxi Marsh, Lake Borgne and Venice should put you on some good Reds and Specks.

I have not but I did see a guy in a pedal kayak fishing the marsh when I was in Louisiana in February.

You talking about the kelp just outside of Point Loma? Yellow Tail or Yellow Fins?

Traveling especially with kids for 10 days full hookups are great even if it is every few days so you can dump your tanks and recharge the batteries.

Sent you a PM.

I got to the lake at about 6:15 Friday Morning and it was a calm as can be. I fished with earthworm and mealworm about 30" under a bobber from a usually productive spot but the fish were not taking it very aggressive and after 15 minutes I moved to the spillway. The lake is full with water just going over the spillway a little bit. I had the same results here and at about 9:00 switched to green powerbait on the bottom and caught three trout in about 20 minutes. For being holdover fish they were skinny and 10-13". I moved again and the fish were actively feeding on some bugs that were getting blown onto the water as the wind had picked up to about 10 MPH. The bugs were a small fly looking insect and the trout fed on them up until I left at about 2:30. The fish would mostly stay in the shade of the trees and hit the bugs when they floated into the shaded water. I had a foam type dry fly that I trimmed down to about the same size and put it about 5 feet behind a bobber and cast it about 10 feet past the shade and let it drift into it. Twice fish rose to it and swirled but were wire enough not to take it. I was fishing 4# floroclear. I switched to a black Crickhopper and caught three more fish and things died down a bit so I put on a small gold castmaster and caught three more using a slow retrieve. I spoke to the woman in the General Store about how skinny the fish were and that last year almost all of the fish I caught the first day were two pounds or better and she said they had almost no snow this year so maybe that had something to do with it. I fished again on Saturday with about the same results but used mostly power eggs. The action was a little hotter and a couple in a boat said they had about six or eight fish all caught trolling rooster tails. The campgrounds are all still closed so I camped off the 300 Road in a designated camping area and went hiking on Sunday for two hours before coming back. Temps were close to freezing at night.

I did go to the general store and looked at their flies but I didn't see one like the bug. I did buy what looked like a Royal Coachman and tried that on Saturday. Fish took it three times but each time I was not paying attention and missed setting the hook.

Hanksaiditbest, yes there is a free boat launch there. No Gas motors, electric only. I posted a full report in the fishing section. Good time to go if you are a fly fisherman. Mosquitoes are hatching at about 8ish when it warms up and bugs were getting hammered once the wind picked up enough to blow them into the water.

The 300 Rd is open. I went up on friday and fished Woods Canyon and camped a few miles north of there. Temps are close to freezing at night. Holdovers are skinny.

Typical AZG&F nonsense.