After watching el Jefe devour a donut so big it was cut out with a bucket (I wonder if they use the middle for softball-sized donut holes?) I was reminded of this video that came from Gandr Productions earlier in the year. Rumor has it that it's sequel is on the way.
This week's AfE Meal of the Week comes out of Round Rock, Texas, just north of the state capital of Austin. The original, almost orangish donuts are as good as it gets. Feeling the heat of my bag, I wondered if they had screwed up my order, but after tasting what seemed to be directly pulled from the fryer by the hand of God there was nothing to wonder about. Of course el Jefe went with the gimongous Texas donut, which would be enough to hold him over until we could get north and into West, Texas for the Czech Stop and their kolaches.
AfE gives Round Rock Donuts 4.95 stars and 14 thumbs up.
AfE proudly brings you the inaugural Frisco Bassmasters Summer Classic, a largemouth bass fishing competition spread over three weekends to determine who is the master of the bass. Check back here for updates, leaderboards, pictures, and much more.
Over a few hours the last few evenings I have witnessed one man catch and release probably 60+ lbs of fish ranging from many beefy catfish (including one possibly albino catfish that got caught up in some weeds about ten feet off the shore.) to countless sunfish and bluegill caught on custom tied AfE panfish flies that were in turn rigged up to catch monster bass ranging from 3to well over 6 lbs. 
This 2 lb largemouth is even a bit of a dissapointment to a big game fish hunter like Johannes.
A fat bluegill caught on an AfE hand tied panfish fly, too big to even be used as bait for the feeding largemouth bass
I finally landed this one after missing at least four others that were just as large. Later after I had caught a small bluegill on my fly rod a huge largemouth swallowed the fish. I wasn't able to hook it, I was using the smallest fly I had, but I still had a great time getting my line snapped by huge fish. 
10. Eagle (Bald or otherwise) 
On day two we drove through Fort Collins and turned west, driving through mountain highway 14 and fishing for brown trout along the Poudre (Pooter) River. The water was slightly murky and running hard but wasn't near as cold as it would be in Montana. We stopped at the Mishawaka Amphitheatre on one of the few nights they weren't having live bands that range from Gov't Mule to De la Soul and enjoyed some great fish and beers. That evening we camped alongside the Poudre and left in the morning after a few casts to head northwest through the Grand Tetons and Yellowstone and to basecamp in the Absoroka-Beartooth Wilderness. Hopefully.
A few hours later we passed through the arch of North Yellowstone and soon would be heading northwest through Big Timber, Montana and finally to base camp, deep in the Beartooth Wilderness.
