
House Update
Posted by Samuel in Uncategorized on 08 31st, 2009So our place on Bull Shoals lake is coming along nicely. We were down their this weekend and got quite a bit of work done, and we played a nice round of golf (well actually 2 nice rounds of golf) at Theodosia country club. Theodosia looks better than it has for at least the last 4-5 years, the fairways are in great shape and the greens are looking pretty good too…. We were also talking with Matt Shocky (the greens keeper) and he let us know about a great golf course that is down just below Bull Shoals Dam near Gaston’s resort. So we are definitely going to stop by the golf course down there next time we are down and we will be sure to post a review of the course on our blog to let everyone know how it was.
read comments (0)Spotlight Lake Pomme De Terre
Posted by Samuel in Uncategorized on 08 21st, 2009Like most of the lakes in the Missouri Ozark, lake pomme de terre is noted for its great water quality and excellent fishing. Pomme De Terre is also a very good fishing lake, and in particular it is a great spot to catch Muskie. The Muskie was introduced to the waters of lake pomme de terre in 1966 by the Missouri conservation department when they began stocking selected lakes including lake Pomme De Terre. Since the conservation department started stocking the lake, fishermen have been known to pull Muskie that weigh more than 30 pounds and reach over 45 inches in length from Pomme De Terre. Lake pomme de terre has hundreds of coves where solitude and good catches of muskie and other fish can be combined. Overall if you are looking to have a nice relaxing vacation, and catch a few fish then you should definitely give lake Pomme De Terre a try.
Spotlight Lake Taneycomo
Posted by Samuel in Uncategorized on 08 20th, 2009First created in 1913 by damming, lake Taneycomo originated when the white river was confined by the completion of the powersite dam, near forsyth, missouri. The Lakes clear cold waters provide some of the finest trout fishing available anywhere in the world. The rainbow trout and brown trout that can be found in the waters of lake Taneycomo provide an exciting, year-round fishing experience. Weather you want to go fly fishing or get off the shore and take your boat out in the trophy trout area near the lake’s headwaters, lake Taneycomo is sure to provide you with some fishing excitement. The lake is very unique because the average temperature of the water gets warmer as the lake sinks to depths in excess of 50 feet near mile marker 1, however lake Taneycomo is a “cold water” lake. Lake Taneycomo has really turned into a successful vacation attraction in the ozarks and one of the better areas for trout fishing in all of missouri. This success is in large part due to the fact that the lake is so close to branson, which provides intertainment as well as plenty of resorts close to lake taneycomo. It was not until 1958 and the completion of table rock dam that lake Taneycomo became a cold water lake perfect for trout. Lake Taneycomo is stocked every year with almost three quarter of a million ten to twelve inch trout, most of which come from shepherd of the hills fish hatchery. The hatchery is located at the headwaters for lake Taneycomo and produces over 700,000 rainbow and brown trout per year for stocking…. With that many fish even I am sure to catch a few (and you can ask around, my luck when fishing is notorious)
Spotlight Truman lake
Posted by Samuel in Uncategorized on 08 19th, 2009I have been to Truman lake twice now and after an 8 year stocking program, walleye fishing on Truman lake has really took off with great catches around the confluence of the Osage river and pomme de terre river at kk island. This stocking program has really lead Truman to be a popular destination for fishermen in the summer as well as in the winter. The species of fish which are raised at the hatchery and then later used to stock Truman lake are muskellunge, channel catfish, largemouth bass, striped and hybrid striped bass, bluegill, and hybrid sunfish. Truman lake is not all about fishing however, surrounding the lake there is a great mountain bike park which has been built on corps of engineer land bordering the lake. All of these trails are in the immediate vicinity of Truman lake and make a great day trip while you are visiting the lake or are great for simply visiting themselves. The inaugural Truman lake adventure race winds throught some of these great mounting biking trails around the lake. Overall Truman lake in is a peaceful and fishy alternative to the more popular lake of the ozarks.
Bull Shoals Background Information
Posted by Samuel in Uncategorized on 08 12th, 2009The largest of the ozark twin lakes Bull shoals lake is a recreation and water sports paradise nestled in north central arkansas and southwestern Missouri. The white river (which feeds bull shoals lake) meanders in direction from its headwaters near Isabella Missouri down into Northern Arkansas. Bull shoals lake is a favorite family, fishing, and group vacation destination. There are a variety of excellent lodging choices on Bull Shoals Lake including many Resorts and motels. Bull shoals lake supports many species of game fish, from crappie to walleye and BASS. The lake is one of the few places where you can fish for bass and trout in the same water which makes it a very unique place for fishermen.
Spotlight Bull Shoals Lake
Posted by Samuel in Uncategorized on 08 11th, 2009So we were down at Bull Shoals this past weekend (8/10/2009) and the lake was in great condition. The water level was a little lower than normal pool, but the water was relatively cool and a little choppy, which made for good times on the wave-runner. The house is coming along nicely as well, we were able to hang all 5 interior doors and get everything ordered to put down the tile next weekend. We also put in two window air conditioners which was key in order to be able to sleep (I enjoy sleeping in the cold! lol) We finally got our mailbox set up and registered with the post office as well which was fun because the woman running the post office was so friendly (far cry from the post office in St. Louis that I normally go to…)
All in all the lake is looking great, and if you are planning on heading down in the near future the lake is a little lower than normal pool.
Reorganizing
Posted by Samuel in Uncategorized on 07 28th, 2009Our site will be undergoing a bit of a reorganizing of various resort listing over the next few days. This is being done to better serve advertisements to our visitors.


