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@SN_Bogey Wait til you guys find out about Northern California

Everyone: “I hate California, let them burn!” California outside of the 2 cities they hate:

@TurtleTown20778 @kclairerogers She shot +2 over 2 rounds? I think she was ready. And obviously qualified for it

@kclairerogers Ugh. This just makes it so much worse. Despite having sympathy for her recovery... if you are going to gloat over playing ANGC then be ACTUALLY ready to play. She took the spot from another talented women who IS ready. SMH.

Talked to Bailey Shoemaker about her viral moment at the ANWA:

@BeatinTheBookie Is this not AI April fools joke?

I really wish I didn’t like Golf LeBron but I love Golf LeBron.

@bassmaster @TurtleboxAudio @Batterytender Since @bassmaster won’t post anything. Pake South is on another level!

Day 1 of the 2026 @TurtleboxAudio Bassmaster Open at Lake Eufaula presented by @Batterytender is OFF and RUNNING 🎣⚡️ View here 👉 bassmaster.com/opens/slidesho…

@MajorLeagueFish @SuzukiMarineUSA @plano @BassProShops Toyota series is on and no post from you guys. Nice

Once more from Texas. The Lone Star State has been good to us this season. We’ll be back. 👏 @SuzukiMarineUSA @plano @BassProShops #fishing #bassfishing

Pake South is on a different level.

@juniorkingpp Someone’s never had venison

Imagine seeing this and immediately thinking about shooting it. Hunters are insane.

@Terrypettus1968 @bassmaster @progressive lol half the tournaments are not FFS.

@bassmaster @progressive Take away ffs and all this will change…. 1/2 the field of neck benders will quit

Three tournaments down, six more to go. Take a look at the updated points standings for the Progressive Angler of the Year and Pro-Guide Batteries Rookie of the Year race. #AOY #ROY #angleroftheyear #rookieoftheyear #bassmaster

@theblockspot And Mac is just rotting away In g league and 10x the player Bronny is

The coolest thing about Bronny James is that he has truly put the work in. He’s a legit NBA player now and looks like a guy who will have a 10+ year career.

@bryandeno They shot 32, 3 balls homeboy

St. John's averages 24.8 free throws per game. That's 20th in the country. Last night versus Duke, the Johnnies took 8 free throws. Duke took 24.

@Pants287 32, 3 attempts. That’s why they had no free throws, Duke lives in the paint

The conspiracy continues! Duke gets all the calls, St. John's edition.

@stoolpresidente The fucking hat 😭

Ain’t no way this is real?

@TGL That aged well

@BookitWithTrent @pikkitsports That’s a L for sure

Ladies and Gentlemen, The Mortal Megas….

So badass to see @mike_Iaconelli doing this. @bassmaster putting on a show with the legends in this derb

@NINP_org Chinook were definitely not seen within weeks haha there wasn’t a living thing in that river for a long time after the damns were removed

The largest dam removal in American history just brought a river back to life. The Klamath runs along the California-Oregon border. For more than a century, four hydroelectric dams blocked fish from reaching hundreds of miles of upstream habitat. Salmon populations collapsed. It was quickly noticed by tribal communities who had fished the river for thousands of years. The Yurok and Karuk nations spent decades pushing for dam removal. In 2024, all four dams were removed in the largest dam demolition project in U.S. history. The river ran free for the first time since the early 1900s. Within weeks, Chinook salmon were spotted upstream of the former dam sites for the first time in over 60 years. By 2025, thousands of fish had been counted crossing the former dam sites. The river is responding faster than many scientists expected. The dams had originally been built for hydropower, but they produced less than 2% of the utility's total capacity. Meanwhile, they trapped sediment, raised water temperatures, and fueled toxic algae blooms that killed fish downstream. Removing them wasn't just about salmon. The Klamath supports more than 80 fish species. Cleaner, cooler, free-flowing water benefits the entire ecosystem, from lamprey to steelhead to the communities that depend on the river. This didn't happen overnight. It took over 20 years of negotiation between tribal nations, farmers, fishermen, conservation groups, and state and federal agencies to reach agreement. The Klamath is proof that rivers can recover when people decide they should. That a single infrastructure decision can restore what took a century to damage.

Show me a better Cloud Photograph than this.

@BaseballQuotes1 Orange stealth was next level

You get one swing to hit a home run for $1 million. Which bat are you choosing?

@hopes_revenge This is siskiyou county

strange vibrations in Shasta county . i sense the grid of lava tubes echoing with an ancient evil .

@MoneylineMafia_ That’s a L

All I have left in my account Kansas or homeless