TnRiver46

I’m also a fan of all bass pics, hopelessly addicted

Nice trip ”I’ve posted too many bass” oh go cry me a river! 😂 nice problem to have

Funny, ain’t it? Uncle Sam can sure pressure you into it

@ChrisD46, I’ve also been using it for catfishing and throwing 2 things for bass: 1) heavy lures. It’s as strong as a plow line 2) topwaters. It casts great so I use 50 lb and don’t have to worry about breakoffs. Can throw into the jungle without fear

I call them air cows, tastes more like beef. Definitely red meat

@Pat Brown, had 4 geese at our dock all winter/spring. They love honking wildly at 3-4 am in pitch black darkness. fast forward to now and there are about 24 of them….. bunch of little fluffy %*+!> that will be night honkers before you know it I hope to turn some of them into pastrami if my buddies can shoot them this fall

Good gracious……

These always make me laugh

I like glass rods. Use treble hook baits where you don’t really set the hook anyway i.e. “Glass cranking rod”

6 tatsu is great on spinning. Never tried the 10 but I bet it would work on a little bigger spinning reel

You are a smart man. They break and when they do, you need a whole new frame. You can’t just replace the plastic button

I remember Willis Diesel!!!

Well this feels nice

Got out from 6:45-8:45. Several little smallies and two big drum. Motor started acting weird just as I was running up the rapids back to my truck but it smoothed out thank goodness . 12 yr old harbor freight special that sits outside, might need some maintenance 😂 also had to wear my wife’s purple life jacket….. really fits my contours…….

No ethics violation in my eyes, that’s a legal bait in TN as long as its keeper size. My buddy got a striper pushing 50 lbs with a 12” brown trout as bait

Great read, wow look at that bullet. nice fish, is that a jammer of a white bass I see?

Life is boulders in Appalachia. I even have friends that go bouldering. If fish didn’t like them, they would have to skip town

Cal Ripken, step onto the field every time I get the chance

🐈 🐟 The restaurant can keep their fish!

My wife does a rhubarb crisp often with oats on top. It sure is good, granted I’ve never actually seen a rhubarb

That one is doubly disqualified, mouth not closed and a tail transplant

Never had the grizzly myself but I’ve heard they are very heavy, which probably equates to tough as nails. I wouldn’t get it if I needed to pick it up or go super shallow but probably great for 99% of applications (again, second hand info)

Once she’s on pad start trimming up in small increments and mph and rpm will increase, you can hear it. When it blows out of the water it will rev up , that’s when you’ve trimmed up just barely too much. then go back down just a touch and you’re at the Goldilocks setting of trim

I just dip my toes in for temp