2018 Winds Down
At the end of 2017, I decided my mantra for 2018 would be “The Year of Positive Change”. Well, I’ve come to learn that “positive change” is a relative term, and in the wise words of those who came before … Continue reading →
Category Archives: Bayou Life
Youth Angler of the Year Essay Contest
It’s time to let those high school kids in your life that like to go fishing to write an essay or short story about a memorable fishing trip, including a photo of the youth with their fish. This is a … Continue reading →
Swamp Thangs! Part 1
Boating into the Mandalay Wildlife Refuge and cypress areas around Lake Palourde never, ever gets old to me. I’m like a child with a shiny new bicycle on my birthday each time I ride into these magical, mystical waters. Always … Continue reading →
Oh, the woes!
Of boat ownership. Another term for boat is “open hole into which you pour money”. Everyone who has owned a boat learns this the hard way. Seems like something always needs maintaining or replacing or repairing. You would think by … Continue reading →
PROW Project Continues
Woo wee! It was W I N D Y on the water yesterday and today! I’m doing my very best to go back to the way I used to blog–updating you every possible chance I have with a little bit … Continue reading →
