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Not so much as the Chiefs receivers kept dropping arrows thrown right at them!!

It's on you tube and Glen playing the William Tell Overture is worth your time.

One, the only no was the VHS tape watching.

Still using my Mitchell 300 my dad purchased for me in 1957. Also use an old 308 or my "new" 408 for crappie.

Length of the day and surface temp are the most constant issues of when the spawn starts.

My father and uncle were involved in the building of the dam and clearing of the future Lake Nimrod working for the WPA in the 1930s. Just a couple of young men from Gravely Arkansas on Hwy 28. I...

The best time to go is when the surface temp is about 60 degrees so you might be a bit early. Bucksaw is hard to beat in my opinion, but it's been a few years since I've been there.

I still use the 300 that my father purchased for me in 1957. Use it to bass fish with a no weight weedless rigged plastic worm at the LOZ

We always referred to them as "bugle mouthed bass"

Years ago while fishing at Perry lake in Kansas, I lost my minner, set the rod back down to get another out of the bucket and a white bass bit on the gold hook.

That's a bugle mouth golden crappie!

Methinks it's a bull!

I've got a Mitchell- Garcia 300 that my father bought for me in 1957. Still using it. Largest bass 7 1/2# at LOZ

My Dad had the same boat with a 10 horse Evinrude in the later 50s. Lots of crappie caught from that boat!

Ironically one of my best friends just moved from KC to Conway. Enjoyed our chat and is said "May your livewells be full"! (Forgot About two lls in Gravelly!)

To get to the "Fatherland" from KC we took Hwy 71 south to past Waldron, then E on Hwy 28. It was a dirt road almost all the way to Gravely when it turned to Yell county. Doesn't Hwy 28 go into...

I am a Missouri resident, haven't fished in Arkansas in years, but I have a short story for you.

During the 1930's my father and uncle were transported by bus each day by the WPA via state hwy 28...

Be careful what you catch!!!:biggrin

Different kind of pole!

That is a nice crappie and a VERY NICE cap!