Tablerockbass Loc: Table Rock Lake

Love it! It's like there's a pome cult growing!

Jwid Loc: Lake Killarney, Ironton, MO

Hello Fellow Missourian.
With plenty of experimentation this year I find the solunar helpful. I use a lunar watch and the application pictured. I don’t pay. Use a watch and the free version, just the table information. I fish whenever I want, but use the application as an excuse for poor performance. If I do well against the the application’s pessimistic predictions I enjoy the next beer with gusto. Good Luck and Tight Lines!!

Application recommended by the Missouri Department of Conservation.


Bass should jumping in the boat about now.


This was a bonus bass when the tide was against me and the beer was specially tasty.

Tablerockbass Loc: Table Rock Lake

We'll that's slicker than socks on a rooster! If you've read ANYTHING I've put on this here stage, you should know I'm an anti-dentite. I mean, anti-electronics sorta fisherdude. Even last evening, as I casted my buttock off only to land a couple bassfolks, my mind didn't once wish I had a graph or sonar or live/active, front/side viewing machine pointing me to fish. My heart was still quite happy just slapping the banks. (I can wear anybody out with my obsession for bassin.) Sure, a purty flashing screen would look good on my Bass Cat, but I'll just keep being a fisherman. Having said ALL that, yer lil idea is appealing. And interesting. I promise to check er out. You da man.

FixorFish Loc: SW Oregon

Not at all sure how teeth and the professionals engaged in their health come into a conversation about fishing electronics.

"Anti-dentite" is a term coined by Jerry Seinfeld as being "against dentists(dentistry)" !!!
Care to explain the reference Tablerock ?
TIA, just curious.


My friends who know that I do not care for computers and gadgetry that eliminates the "human instincts and knowledge gained through experience" call me a LUDDITE.....a reference to the movement against the "Industrial Revolution" (late 1700's-early 1800's) that felt their manual jobs were being lost by being replaced with machines (they were right to be worried !!) that performed the tasks (most likely better, faster, and without breaks, complaints, or absence due to illness)= more $$ for the business owners.

Tablerockbass Loc: Table Rock Lake

Hey, I'm just tickled you got the Seinfeld reference. It was kinda vague and only in one episode. And I bet you're opposed to self-driving cars. Boy, I am.

FixorFish Loc: SW Oregon

I like the "stop me before I crash into something" attributes on new cars, but I will NEVER own a "self-driving" vehicle and am quite leery of the semi trucks about to be thrust upon us. On an interstate highway, either vehicle MIGHT be feasible, but "in town"..... forget about it.
Just last week I laughed my a$$ off watching a young gal "allowing" her little car to "park itself" in a really tight spot... one that she should have passed on to a motorcycle ! It was a full 4 or 5 minutes (?) for the computer/cameras to twist and turn her little blue thing, about 6"-10" with each back & forth.... simply cringe-worthy, yet it actually achieved its goal.
Talk to your insurance agent or body shop guy if you want to know what the costs are to maintain or replace such "advances". The insurance folks say it's kind of a "push".....costs to insure sensitive equipment vs. accident payouts. The body shop guy will simply shake his head and say...."PITA to repair/replace/recalibrate, PITA to have to CONTINUALLY take additional classes as to how to do so, PITA to explain to customers as to what part they're having a problem getting.....PITA altogether !"

I'll get off the soapbox now, sorry. But I SOOOO miss being able to work on minor vehicle problems by myself or with help/advice from a friend.......did I mention that I DON'T OWN A COMPUTER or even want one ? Kinda means I can't "adjust" ANYTHING any longer without scrolling through the "digital manual".....no thanks....I just get out the checkbook.