mat

It doesn't matter where you launch, if you fish Louisiana waters you need a Louisiana license. You can fish the Louisiana coastline along the border as long as you don't enter a cut, inlet, etc.   Some others may have more details to offer.

I don’t know if he will be disciplined enough to compose himself under NFL pressure. However, he may be the boost Houston needs after a horrible season. They can go from the cellar to the talk of the town in the sports world before the season ever starts. He will be a huge interest and revenue boost; until he flops. (If he flops)

Local fighter is on UFCs Wednesday night fight card. [Hidden Content]

Yep, defense has been a weekness

They've barely missed the playoffs the lase few years. They won't win district but hopefully they can make the playoffs this year.

nice haul

Stark High class of 77 I am now an LCM Bear first and a WOS Mustang second. My kids attended both.

Good luck with the weed and hardheads. I gave it a try a week ago and caught one small red and a small shark.

I've heard of catches at Umphrey and Pleasure Island walls on live shrimp but as always it’s not always consistent. Hit and miss

Lookin' good once again

A wire leader can sometimes be needed with bigger shark. Not all the time but I hate to big fish cut offs.

[quote name="liltex" post="1412009" timestamp="1370657466"] Talk about a diamond find offshore,a diamond jig found it's way to smokinbaby's face-Ouch 1 mad 180# freckled whitefish :-[ [/quote] No pictures? :)

A lot of folks had rough outings. Not bad for two hours though

Winds are tough this time of year. It's a good time to fish the rivers

Sounds like a great day. Thanks for sharing

[quote name="Smoking Baby Again" post="1400004" timestamp="1367513123"] [quote author=mat link=topic=106215.msg1372852#msg1372852 date=1360676996] [quote author=Frozen Baby link=topic=106215.msg1372645#msg1372645 date=1360615354] Go to an antique shop and look for a hand-cranked telephone.  Buy 30 feet of copper wire, connect both ends to an old TV antenna.  Go to a river with slightly moving water, find a deep hole, drop the antenna over, and crank like heck......  OK, better not do that, but it works. [/quote] Is that how you do it in Alaska? [/quote] I am back....... can't miss out on jacking with Dayton and that light shoe'd indian accross the river...... ;D ;D ;D ;D [/quote] Are you back by choice or were you deported?

when all else fails... Never leave home without cast net :)

Nice haul

[quote name="tvc" post="1392843" timestamp="1365543474"] [quote author=19bulldog88 link=topic=110885.msg1392734#msg1392734 date=1365522794] So what is the best way to cook tilapia? [/quote] An oldie but goodie...... Coat both sides well with butter and then add salt, pepper, paprika, finely chopped parsley and garlic powder to taste. Cover with thinly sliced red onions. Place it on a cedar plank and bake next an open fire for 20 minutes. Then throw away the fish and eat the board. [/quote] Good one. :) Not everyone has a variety of fish in the freezer like some of us do and they have to depend on store bought fish. Tilapia will work if cooked right. The cedar plank is not a bad choice. You can also pan sear with blackened seasoning or use butter, garlic, and seasoning like Tony’s. I’m sure fried would be OK too.

The weekend weather is looking promising

Good job. I hope to get out soon.

A lot depends on whether you're ordering out of cook it yourself

Tilapia is a restaurant favorite and it's OK if cooked right. As far as eating out the options are limited, tilapia, catfish, snapper, or salmon. That's about it unless you go for a higher end fish. It also depends on how you like it cooked

Good enough

[quote name="vhs" post="1388768" timestamp="1364259036"] Busted lower unit...no bueno :( :( :( [/quote] warranty?