TnRiver46
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A few folks drown at fort loudoun dam nearly every year. And weirdly most of them are striped bass fishermen from NC
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Mine isn’t vertical, so when I switched to the sides and vertical it worked instantly and has for years
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My buddy used to charge his TM batteries thru the plug so it is possible. I don’t know how but he offered me the device, I guess it’s just plugs in where the TM does I just charge my batteries with a small charger that has alligator clamps, easy and affordable
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There are 5 out of 14 flood gates open in lenoir city, I would imagine nickajack is darn near wide open. You can still catch ‘em tho!
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Some guy suggested I paddle my canoe by some dock lights after dark. I wanted to catch a snook but not that bad hahaha. Ocean after dark in a canoe??? Sheesh
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I’m also a fan of snow fishing! When you live in TN you are just a fan of snow anything because it only happens about twice a year
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I let a live pin fish swim in front of one for a week at a house we rented, the snook followed it everywhere it went but never chomped
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Which is why I chose none of the fish in your OP Wonder if they are still holding onto that $1m
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It’s roaring , with more coming
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Well when I said my buddy used 24, I think it was 3 packs of 8. But I don’t recall exactly which keitech it was. It may have been that they were $8/pack and he wasted $24 in a half day. Usually 7-8 in there from what I’ve seen in the store. I personally have not and shall never purchase anything that fragile
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I did it yesterday and caught a drum and a crappie…….. with live threadfin haha
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That is pretty!!!
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Looks like some creeks flooded pretty good overnight here in east TN
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We had a pretty decent snow in march last year too!
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Maybe it backed up to your cloud ?
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Unless, of course, you are the guy that has to crawl under the house and remove the soupy carcass……… couple fridays ago I had to crawl under this sunroom and unscrew those boards, which someone used about 600 deck screws to hold up. I knew there was a dead possum up in there because my nose led me to it and I could see leaf nest falling out of the cracks. I got super frustrated with the exponential amount of screws and just started grabbing the boards and pulling on them and the possum fell out. Lucky me. I gave it shallow grave in their backyard, RIP mister stanky
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One of my least favorite tasks at work, cleaning starling nest out of an attic. Got 7-8 garbage bags full
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We’ve all forgotten it at some point. But to launch and intentionally not check is something I can’t fathom. Luckily @dickenscpa’s kayak probably doesn’t have a drain plug haha
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Checking the plug is number one on boat launch checklist whether you take it out or not. Going to Launch a boat? check the plug. It’s universal. I mean, there’s one sure fire way for it to start sinking, check that first . I’ve got 15-20 different people that join me to fish, most of them don’t own a boat. When I’m backing down the ramp they holler “is the plug in?” I can’t fathom backing it toward the water and not even bothering to check, even if it hasn’t been pulled in 30 years
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This is almost always the case with exotic species, yet everyone still assumes they will take over and kill everything 100% of the time we should all be so lucky to spend our free time worrying about things that don’t happen, beats real problems
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Get a bunch of extras, my buddy used 24 of them in a half day outing haha
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This is the only logical path of action which unfortunately is why state agencies won’t take that path of action, because it’s logical
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I’ve never used retractable but I have had the loosening issue. My boat sits a little too far back on the trailer for them to work normally. I found a spot to hook them on the side near the back and they stay tight every single time now. I could probably move the post the winch is on slightly forward to “fix” the issue. But it ain’t broke so I ain’t fixing it
