Thread: White Oak Lake 7-7-17

If they were all even close to that one I see fish supper in the near future .

Originally Posted by NIMROD

If they were all even close to that one I see fish supper in the near future .

That was the big one of the bunch. The other six were about bluegill size. My son loves shrimp. I may go by Brookshire's and get some of those to go with the crappie.........that along with some fresh purple hull peas, fried okra, and some sliced tomaters might just make a good supper! GTT

Man that is a good one!!!!!

Originally Posted by GoTennTitans

That was the big one of the bunch. The other six were about bluegill size. My son loves shrimp. I may go by Brookshire's and get some of those to go with the crappie.........that along with some fresh purple hull peas, fried okra, and some sliced tomaters might just make a good supper! GTT

Nice fish. Your purple hulled peas are ready? Man, I got mine in late this year. Mine are only about 4 inches tall.

That's a good one! Happy to hear you got out with your dad. Seeing family fiahing threads is always great. Thanks for sharing.

Chris

Originally Posted by D10

Nice fish. Your purple hulled peas are ready? Man, I got mine in late this year. Mine are only about 4 inches tall.

Actually, my good friend P.R. picked a 5 gallon bucket full at one of his friends' farm in Hermitage and brought them to us. After my grandparents from Bearden passed away, the deer ate up any garden we tried to plant at our farm. Haven't planted a garden in years........usually support the locals at the farmer's market. Getting ready to make a trip to Hampton for some peaches too; we'll be making another trip over there in October to kick their tails in Friday night football game. GTT

Originally Posted by GoTennTitans

Actually, my good friend P.R. picked a 5 gallon bucket full at one of his friends' farm in Hermitage and brought them to us. After my grandparents from Bearden passed away, the deer ate up any garden we tried to plant at our farm. Haven't planted a garden in years........usually support the locals at the farmer's market. Getting ready to make a trip to Hampton for some peaches too; we'll be making another trip over there in October to kick their tails in Friday night football game. GTT

It's nice to have friends like that. My "garden" is way to big for my emediate family. This is mostly my father-in-laws doing. We end up giving away 3/4 of what we grow to friends and coworkers.

Thanks for the report and picture. The peas, okra, home grown tomatoes, and cornbread is a hard combination to beat. I know what we are going to eat tomorrow ummmm!