Thread: MOCAMP PICS...

[QUOTE="G";3422310]I had a ball.....maybe some folks will realize now that there is a lot more to crappie camp than fishing......its a time to see old friends and make new ones.....the hospitality and fellowship at MO camp is top notch. I hope to come back again.

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Great time was had by all and to those who did all the work and organizing all of us thank you so much! It was fantastic and yes my crew was ones who had to wade out of Bucksaw resort as our rooms were over the marina but it was just part of the adventure of Mo Spring Camp so it was all good! What a fantastic organization and it was the fellowship not the fishing that made the even such a hit.

Can't believe it took me so long to find this group! Think I am going to have to host a STL gathering this summer as met some wonderful people from metro area there.

Thanks so much for the great t shirts Slab! They were very colorful and will be a great reminder of camp for a long time and my wife loves the one you had for her. she can point to "shut up and Fish" when I foolishly try to tell her how to, she thought it was so perfect for her.

Originally Posted by "G"

I had a ball.....maybe some folks will realize now that there is a lot more to crappie camp than fishing......its a time to see old friends and make new ones.....the hospitality and fellowship at MO camp is top notch.

That hurts.......NOT! I missed the people and fellowship also and look forward to this trip every year only so many vacation days and so much time. It was a great decision for our group and we will be back!

That pic of Speck under the trailer is priceless! Shows what happens when you eat WAAAAYYYYYY too much cobbler at camp. A NORMAL size electrician would have fit all the way under the trailer and the step would not have had to be jerry rigged.

Originally Posted by jackb

That pic of Speck under the trailer is priceless! Shows what happens when you eat WAAAAYYYYYY too much cobbler at camp. A NORMAL size electrician would have fit all the way under the trailer and the step would not have had to be jerry rigged.

Dang Jack, you sure are tough on an old fat boy. Went to two different RV dealers (Clinton and Warsaw). Neither had the switch we needed, so I had to make due with what they had. At least we got Billbob's step working until he could get back home and get the right switch.

You done good brother

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Originally Posted by Speck

Dang Jack, you sure are tough on an old fat boy. Went to two different RV dealers (Clinton and Warsaw). Neither had the switch we needed, so I had to make due with what they had. At least we got Billbob's step working until he could get back home and get the right switch.

Just teasing you big boy; glad you got his step working