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Located on the Brazos River in Young and Palo Pinto counties. It is west of Fort Worth Texas near Texas Highway 16. The lake area is 17,620 acres with a maximum depth of 145 feet. It was impounded in 1941 and is controlled by the Brazos River Authority. The Possum Kingdom pool level is approximately 1000 ft mls with a fluctuation average rated high on an annual basis, with the normal lake water being clear.

Possum Kingdom Fishing Report

Keep yourself up to date about the latest Possum Kingdom fishing report.  Make sure you get the latest update on Possum Kingdom fishing for your trip. Many of the local guides offer a report on their websites, so be sure to get the right Lake Possum Kingdom Fishing Report so you can be at the right place to bag your limit which is a special 16" minimum length and a 5 fish per day limit. Try John Bryan's Guide Service for his latest fishing report.

You can find shoreline vegetation on the upper parts of the lake in more shallow water areas. The lower end of the lake has a very scenic stone shoreline with rock cliffs and bluffs. There are many docks throughout Possum Kingdom Lake that provide excellent cover for fish, as well as lay downs and standing timber. Aquatic grass can be found at certain times of the year which makes for some good fishing.

Black bass are found all over the lake in deeper water from 10 to 25 feet deep. Remember, this lake has very clear water, so use any of the typical bass lures on invisible light line and watch your shadow on the water. The latest fishing report recommends that you use swim baits, spinner baits or crank baits, which are the most favorite choices. Also the latest report indicates that a variety of plastic worms seems to work well.. When fishing in the early morning, use top water baits such as Prop Baits, Poppers and Flukes in varying colors.

Striped Bass are best caught by looking for birds feeding on schools of small bait fish driven up to the surface by the Striped Bass feeding below them. The recommended bait to use is live shad or a good swim bait.

For white bass, fish up towards the river mouth during the spawning run in the spring months. Try spoons or jigs as your best lures to fish for white bass. Costello island and northward is a good place to fish for catfish. For bait, use chicken livers, cut bait or stink bait.

Crappie fishing is fair at Possum Kingdom around docks and over brush piles. During the spring, fish in the back of coves, docks or brush piles. It is recommended to use live shad bait for the best results.

Possum Kingdom Lake Cabin Rentals

Rental cabins can be found on Possum Kingdom reservoir, but you must do your homework. There are a wide range of cabin rental prices from $50 to $100 a day with weekly rates being a little lower. Rock Creek Camp offers cabin rentals at reasonable prices, as well as Sky Camp Family Resort.

John Tatman reports on popular Possum Kingdom fishing report and cabin rentals. He is also the owner of http://www.greattexasbassfishing.com

What's the Score?

It’s easy to understand that portable electronic scoreboards are an integral part of many sports.  Choosing the best and the right price is a little bit more difficult.  That's why we have outlined a few portable electronic scoreboards below.  These scoreboards are the best in their price range and offer outstanding quality.

Let’s start with the Befour Indoor/Outdoor Scoreboard M20793.

Keep everyone in the game with the SS-5000 multi-sport, outdoor/indoor portable scoring system. Day-bright led digits are easily readable from all over the field, even in direct sunlight! Wireless remote control is included.

To control the totally wireless system, the radio remote is easy to use and small enough to fit into a shirt pocket. With a 300 ft range, an official on the field can keep time and score as easily as a spectator on the sidelines. Each system has a dedicated radio channel that prevents interference from other scoring systems. Operation is intuitive, so formal training is not necessary.

Features: Multi-function: countdown timer, count-up timer, stopwatch, circuit interval timer, Multi-sport scoring use: football, wrestling, soccer, racing, basketball and more, Loud horn is easily heard across a field or gymnasium, volume can be adjusted or turned off , Day-bright digits adjust brightness levels for outdoor or indoor use, Display powered by internal rechargeable batteries, Hang on fence or wall, set on ground or flat surface with built-in prop rods; optional tripod kit (M20794) provides elevated mounting

Specifications: Display size- 28" x 20" x 3", Display weight- 20 lbs, Digit type- 6" day-bright LEDs, Power source- internal rechargeable battery or 120v ac, Battery life- 10 hours (approx) , Charging time- 6 – 8 hours (approx), Horn- 106 db, Controller size- 2-3/4" x 5" x 1", Remote range- 300 ft, Visibility- 300 ft (outdoors/indoors), Timer modes- count down, up & time-of-day clock, Practice mode- yes, Period display- 0 – 9, Score display- 0 – 99, Construction- aircraft aluminum, Lexan® face, Weather resistance- splash & moisture protection, Warranty- 2 year

For a perfect table clock there is the Befour Deluxe Sport Clock M13275.

The Befour Deluxe Sport Clock is easy to operate.  Features four period indicators, individual scoring controls, bright 4" led numerals for score and time.  Counts down from your pre-set time.  It has a loud signal horn sounds when time expires.  Also features solid state circuitry and convenient carry handle.  Useable for multiple sports. Complete with programmable training mode.  The Befour Deluxe Sport Clock is manufactured in the USA.  This clock has a two year warranty.  Measures: 33" x 8" x 2".

There is also an optional carrying case that you can get for the Befour Deluxe Sport Clock.  The soft-sided carrying case M15579 is a padded heavy duty nylon case perfect for protecting your investment.  It securely holds the scoreboard and the control console.  Features a heavy duty carry handle for easy transport. 

Next in line is the Deluxe Multi Sport Scoreboard.  There are 2 different models to choose from the M20666 for outdoor use and the M13283 for indoor use.  Both scoreboards are economically priced with excellent features.

The M20666 is the Outdoor version multi sport scoreboard has dual led brightness settings for daylight or nighttime operation. Remote included allows operator to start and stop the clock and change score remotely. All other functions are controlled by the panel on the back of the scoreboard. Portable use only. Do not store outside or use during inclement weather.  This is a Multi-functional scoreboard with horn/buzzer.  Clock counts up or down from 99:99 scores to 199. Period bonus and possession indicator. When not in use for sporting event time it can be used as a digital clock with alarm. Built-in control panel with large led readouts that are visible up to 150’.    Scoreboard measures 24”L x 16”H x 10”D.  Has standard AC power unit and also has rechargeable battery.

The M13283 is the Indoor Multi-functional scoreboard with horn/buzzer can be used for scoring basketball, wrestling and volleyball.  Clock counts up or down from 99:99 scores to 199. Period bonus and possession indicator. When not in use for sporting event time it can be used as a digital clock with alarm. Built-in control panel with large led readouts that are visible up to 150’.  New features for M13283 scoreboard: built-in control panel now accommodates the new M20667 wireless shot clocks. (sold separately).  Rugged construction designed for indoor use only. 5” clock & score digits. Scoreboard measures 24”L x 16”H x 10”D.  Standard AC power unit.

Sold separately are the M13285 handy carrying case and the M17390 heavy duty rolling stand. 

Another great model is the Ultrak multi sport scoreboard M15757.  This scoreboard has some great features. Programmable game time, Displays scores for two teams up to a maximum score of 199, Large 4 inch lcd digits for viewing as far away as 150 feet, 20 inches wide by 30 inches high, Rf remote control- no cords required- controllable from 150 feet- line of sight not necessary, Count up time with range to 9 hrs. 59 min. 59 sec., 24 hour clock, Powered by ac adapter or 4 d sized batteries, Free standing on floor or table or wall mounted, Promotional advertising panel

The choice of the above portable electronic scoreboards should fit any of your needs.  For more information and pricing check out scoreboards.

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11 Years full time experience in the team sporting goods business. I grew up in the business though so it feels like i have 30 years experience. I am 4th generation at www.morleyathletic.com. I write many articles about all athletic sports that pertain to team specific products and ideals. These are articles for players and coaches.

I have a 1987 35hp 2 stroke mercury outboard. Oil coming out of prop area, is this normal?

Hi everyone, I have a 1987 2 stroke mercury outboard serial # OB111664. I started the motor for the first time today and ran it while I made adjustments to the idle and shifting rods. It ran great but smoked a little. I may have mixed it a little heavier than 50;1 just in case because I bought it used and wanted to be safe. I already changed the lower unit oil and when I ran it I put it in a tank of water. My only concern is when I took it out of the tank to finish for the day I went back to clean up and found oil leaking out from around the prop area. It is black and smells a little burnt, not like gear oil. Is this normal? I have been researching it and some say it is because of the heavier mixture I used and it is unused fuel mixture coming from the exhaust. I will check the lower unit oil again tommorrow and make sure its not milky. Any advise would be appreciated, Thank you.

yup, quite common to have unburned engine oil drip from the exhaust, especially if the motor hasn't been run in awhile, or if it's used a lot for trolling.

you might could benefit from a decarb procedure -- read about it here:
http://forums.iboats.com/showthread.php?t=158076

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