Darren.

Waller Mill has a very small "bank" fishing area. And I mean small. We've caught nice bass there, though! Paid entry, and you have one spot to fish from shore. No permit required. Warhill has a small pond, small bass, FWIW, more areas to shore fish than Waller Mill.... Most areas around here are either city/county owned reservoirs, and you must have a permit (not just a license) to fish them.

Welcome aboard, Jeff!

Welcome aboard, David! Assumed the kid was one of yours

Stradic 1000 fj/fk Chronarch 50e

That's really good, Hootie! Yogi's sidekick Boo Boo!

Yeah, I knew you'd show up once I mentioned "wacky" LOL... Soon your ice will melt and you'll be back on the water in no time !

Not survival, and for bass: a real GYCB Senko

Nice! Caught two today myself, weighted wacky. Wouldn't touch a spinnerbait, etc.

Welcome aboard! Wish I could help, but I'm a kayak guy ... someday may own a boat, but not today.

Welcome aboard!

Those who get kicked or blown up, LOL!!!

Close enough!!

In ball python breeding, it's known as piebald. Some of the prettiest snakes out there

Well now, that is pretty darn cool!

Obsessive. Check. Bass fisherman. Check. New BassResource member. Check. Welcome aboard!

DANG! $15, too! Sweet deal, man!

Well, never thought about cooking a steak on such a beast before! I know they probably threw some steak and shrimp on the barbie sidewalks in Australia last month with their heatwave. http://time.com/3656522/australia-eggs-frying-sidewalk/

@Fox408, you seem to have plenty of info above, so I won't add to the discussion other than to welcome you to the forums!

Welcome aboard, Donnie!

Chateubriand brings back a memory as a kid in the 80s..... I believe I had a steak thus prepared, but don't remember it. I just remember saying the name over and over because it sounded so cool. LOL.

Awesome. Wish I could get my Dad out in a boat again. Kayaking out of the question for him at 84, not to mention he prefers to stay out of the sun as he's got skin cancer.

Welcome aboard!

I can't answer for @RoLo, but when my 84 year old Dad had open heart surgery last summer, the surgeon told us that stroke was/is a very real possibility with that surgery. Guess it had something to do with the heart literally being out of the body, the blood going through the circulator thing, and so forth, creating the risk. Beyond my pay grade to elaborate further as I'm no heart surgeon. But the friend who did my Dad's surgery was awesome.

Welcome aboard!

Welcome aboard!