Walleye or Striper...it doesnt really matter. You're still number one in our hearts, Joey. Congrats on catching concentration camp charlie the half-starved walleye.

Even dressed in complete camo, these two homeless men were apprehended on this pontoon boat docked at Lake Cumberland. They are seen here startled from a sound sleep as officer Bob approaches to make the arrest.

While the adults carry on with their Pontoon Hi-jinks, Miguel is left to finish the last 5 minutes of his “Water Time Out”, punishment for losing his $200.00 sunglasses while swimming in the poluted Rio Grande River. This irresponsible act came only after a drinking binge where he consumed 47 Tecate beers while playing the children’s game “Caps” in the dusty streets of Santa Poco. Here he is seen giving a pathetic plea of forgiveness vowing to “Never” do that again. Poor Miguel, will he ever learn?

Proof you can catch striper on 35 bucks worth of tackle.. (by the way, this was my first).

Notice, that even when zapped by a fully charged "Stun Gun" the young Mexican, "Migel" manages to hold on to the two fish he has just pilfered from the campers cooler. Officer Guy is often no match for the determined illegal aliens.

Perplexed, dazed, and in an overall state of confusion, Migel cannot understand why when 9 rods don't produce he has to put a 4th stringer in the line up. Purple Haze

Did you say 4th String? Tell the other rods to kiss my ass. Like a bad greasy pizza, Purple Haze keeps comes back again.

Like King Poseidon with his Trident, Migel holds Purple Haze in reverence. Disdain has been replaced by a sense of awe and wonder as young Migel has seen the error of his ways. What once was pure crap is now considered pure gold. By the way, Miguel, wear your safety glasses around that reel - you never know when that SOB is going to explode.

Tom doesn't like to talk about this one much as it hurts the other guy's feelings.

As a young lad growing up in rural Oklahoma Jeff used to do a lot of noodling. Here he is with a prize B.N.D.. Shortly after this picture was taken Jeff discovered the fishing rod and the rest is history.

Sometimes Joey lets the kids bring one in.

That's better!

Is that one 24"??? I don't think so.

Anybody hungry?

We always bring the young Mexican boy, Miguel along to gut and clean our catch.

not bad for an old guy.

Jeff likes to hold up other people's fish and act like he caught them,, poor Jeff.

I think this is illegal.

Not bad for a pontoon trip.

another failed attempt at Ham Expose'

Joey's pretty proud of this big boy..

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