TnRiver46

He also said he’s never fished in FLA before

Standard operating procedure there

I’ve never nekod but my cousin used to do it with a finishing nail before they ever came out with the word neko. He used it in one particular creek with very clear water for this region

Breaking news: Randy’s mad again

Sounds like you’ve never been to a committee meeting…… if there was ever a good way to mess things up, that’s it

And both tight ends were from iowa, what the heck

The first sentence said they would allow it in 2024 so I’d say kyoya will be just fine again, they couldn’t enforce a ban anyway

It won’t hurt them if you release them, it’s being in the box that will

People always catch big fish ultra shallow on TN river in winter with rattle traps . Less than 2 feet, you want the plug leaving a dirt cloud trail

Under 13 have to wear it here whether the motor is on or not

I’ve never used bait for them, just make it to where they have to go thru the trap to get home

20 plus lb striper

I use mostly 1/8 or 1/16, depends on how mad I get breaking them off . 1/8 is good bout anywhere

Small fluke or gulp minnow on a jig head and just let it pendulum. You can feel the hit, just like crappie fishin

That might alleviate some of the heavy mud issue as well

6 is good stuff, always been my fav

The only live trap I know that works is called a colony trap, it’s open on both ends. You just plug it into the burrow. 110 conibear is perfect if lethal force is authorized

@fishhugger

Mines working fast now

I think you already answered your question when you mentioned the Hurricane. My in laws friends were seeing flamingos in ag fields in Ohio that got off track migrating during a hurricane this season

I wouldn’t move any earth without first getting rid of the muskrats!! They love water plants

Glenn said the updates were causing it and should be done soon

They make weedless ball heads too

I wouldn’t even know how to weigh it haha