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Your Fishing & Boating Website! Billy Conway and Rick Smith are two friends who grew up hunting and fishing. They share their love of the outdoors with their fellow sportsmen with weekly blogs, newspaper articles, websites, seminars and radio shows. You can hear them on KNCT 91.3 FM (listen live at http://knct.org ) every Wednesday and Friday for a 5 minute update at 6:15 pm, every Friday afternoon from 5:00-6:00 pm on KTEM 1400 AM (listen live at ktemnews.com ), every Saturday morning from 6:00 to 7:00 am on KRXT 98.5 FM (listen live at http://krxt985.com ) for their weekly Fins, Feathers & Furs report. If you live near Gonzales, catch them Saturday morning and noon at KCTI 1450 AM ( www.KCTI1450.com ). ON THE DOCK is sponsored by Yamaha Marine, G3 Boats, Marine Outlet, Texas Partners Federal Credit Union, South 40 Shootout, CenTex Roller Girls and BioBor EB Photos from the Ellison High School Fishing Team's Central Texas High School Fishing Tournament appearence on Stillhouse Hollow Reservoir, January17, 2015 - Images Courtesy of Henry Niemiec with Killeen ISD These tips are forinboards and inboard/outboards, but checking for fuel in the bilge applies to all of us. Please also note the following safety protocols that should be followed with all boats with fuel tanks; Always turn your blower on for 4 minutes prior to starting your boat to expel any fumes from the bilge. At the beginning of each boating day do a visual inspection and a sniff test as noted above to ensure your boating safety. Do not overfill the fuel tank. Overfilling may block the vent line and cause excess pressure in the fuel tank. Do not store your boat with a full fuel tank for an extended period of time. Inspect your fuel tank on a regular basis to ensure there is no permeation of fuel. I've been hearing some rumors about Billy's fishing ability (or lack there of). Actually he's a great fisherman, just maybe some issues as a catcherman. Here's proof he can catch them too! The source that furnished this picture has asked to remain ...