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Latest NewsMike Williams’s Panty DropperPosted by Brian Wise on March 1st, 2014
I recently had the opportunity to make some fly tying videos for Field and Stream….this video kicked off the “Money Bugs” series. This fly had been on my radar for a while. If the “Whiskers” are a little too much for you omit them, if not, keep them–you can’t go wrong. Fish this fly toward the surface or drag it down with a sink tip. Babler’s Table Rock fishing report, February 24Posted by Phil Lilley on February 25th, 2014
Had call after call this week for both the CPA and upcoming BFL, so I pretty much told everything I knew, which was not a whole bunch. Met my client Friday morning at the Viola ramp and he was having some very back stomach cramps and just could not go, so I decided to see what I could stir up. read more… Constitutional Amendment Means Politics Back in Missouri ConservationPosted by Phil Lilley on February 25th, 2014
By Kenneth L. Kieser “An expert is someone who knows some of the worst mistakes that can be made in his subject, and how to avoid them.” Werner Heisenberg, Physics and Beyond I am not a political activist. However, I have never been shy of writing or speaking my opinion when a bill or legislation concerns conservation or hunting and fishing, especially in Missouri. read more… BruteFish83′s Current River fishing report, February 23Posted by Phil Lilley on February 24th, 2014
by BruteFish83 of OAF ~~ I was on the river at about seven this morning. The weather was in the low 40s and humid with a heavy cloud cover that lasted much of the morning. I started off with an articulated streamer pattern that I came up with but couldn’t get any takes. I switched to a #16 copper john which paid off with a nice rainbow after nymphing it through some fast water. read more… 2014 Elfrink Memorial Trout TournamentPosted by Phil Lilley on February 23rd, 2014
The last few days have proven to everyone that MDC has stocked some nice rainbows here in the last couple of weeks. We started to see some of these trout last week while fishing down at the Landing and below Branson. read more… The Ultra-Strong Robotic Muscles of the Future Could Be Made From Fishing LinePosted by Phil Lilley on February 22nd, 2014
The next artificial muscle, for either robotics or medical applications, will need to be strong, and it will need to be flexible. Right now, carbon nanotubes reign supreme as the strongest artificial muscle, while materials such as spider silk come in as close possible seconds. But now a new material breakthrough has entered the artificial muscle arena, and it could beat its competitors down. And this muscle is made out of fishing line, of all things. read more… Floating the Niangua River, February 15Posted by Phil Lilley on February 21st, 2014
by DMan (O.A. Forum) I floated from Bennett to NRO, the fishing was tough but I did pick up a few fish. The day started with a morning temp of 10 degrees and “warmed” into the upper 30′s. All in all it was a fun trip; getting outside and spending a day on the Niangua was a great antidote to my winter blues. read more… Berry’s White River fishing report, February 21Posted by Phil Lilley on February 21st, 2014
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