Missouri Man Still Holds a Fishing Record He Broke 50 Years Ago
It's been said that records are meant to be broken. Don't tell that to Paul Dilley of Springfield. He broke a fishing record in Missouri 50 years ago and it still hasn't been broken.
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It's been said that records are meant to be broken. Don't tell that to Paul Dilley of Springfield. He broke a fishing record in Missouri 50 years ago and it still hasn't been broken.
The driver asks Why is it up there?. I have no answer to that question. All I know is that this redneck genius refuses to allow anything to stop him from going fishing based on a brand new video share.
It's been said that records are meant to be broken. Don't tell that to Paul Dilley of Springfield. He broke a fishing record in Missouri 50 years ago and it still hasn't been broken.
I envy people that have the talent to convert homes into Airbnb's. There's a new listing near Mark Twain Lake now that shows a cabin that's been made into a nice place to stay.
The driver asks Why is it up there?. I have no answer to that question. All I know is that this redneck genius refuses to allow anything to stop him from going fishing based on a brand new video share.