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TnRiver46

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  1. @Susky River Rat , I just hold the rod in my hand
  2. I troll cranks when it’s about 8-12 feet and I can hit the bottom with them. Well I’ve tried it all over but that’s when I seem to catch them I did catch a nice meanmouth trolling a tiny grub in the middle of nowhere this spring in a kayak, no clue how deep it was
  3. Sure won’t find any like that around here !
  4. Depends on which bait. Paddle tail swimmer? 2.5 inch. Worm? 4-6 inch. Crankbait? I’ve never measured one. Etc etc
  5. I’m still just ignoring it, Zuckerberg getting lots of pub when I’m reading bass fishing
  6. It wasn’t too bad when we rolled across but it wasn’t terribly windy that day
  7. Only if you count white bass, I don’t catch very many black bass unless I go off grid Nice bunch of fish you got !!
  8. I let them go, already have some in the freezer. I love them I’m at the Knoxville Smokies AA baseball game in the middle of downtown right now and two bald eagles circled the field for half an inning
  9. There are thousands of herons around here now, when I was a kid they were rare. People have to protect their backyard koi ponds from them 😂. Amazing how many large birds can thrive when you stop using DDT.
  10. @Kirtley Howe , it is on old Hickory Lake on the Cumberland River. Historically, it is tough fishing.
  11. Got too many fish to count Saturday morning, tons and tons of big male white bass. Also got some yellow bass, all 3 available black bass species (a couple on a spinnerbait that a buddy of mine at work made and gave me as a form of torture) and a yellow perch. Also saw and eagle, ospreys, and dozens of blue herons trying to eat all the fish. I got a decent photo of an eagle sitting in a sycamore, an osprey flew by and tried to fight at one point @Dwight Hottle , I’ve never seen a golden eagle in person but apparently bald eagles are larger than goldens and bald eagles are brown/black for the first 3 or so years of their life before they reach maturity and turn black with a white head I also got a video of a bird doing a crazy dance on a log
  12. Good ones!
  13. ^that bridge is scary
  14. I used to clean them all and stockpile. Even with my measly catches that’s too many fish to eat. I’ve learned that keeping 3-4 of them here and there is the way to go. Back in the day I had to give away tons of frozen fillets, the only thing that saved them from freezer burn was the old lady across the street. She would take darn near as many as I would give her, RIP miss Billie
  15. Thanks for the info! I also Recall several videos of you bombing walking baits on the spinning gear. Glad you’re liking the P5
  16. Nice video. Are you liking the baitcaster for jerkbaits? I know you used to toss them with spinning
  17. I like cleaning them almost as much as catching them. My brother even got me a book about this guy that cleans the fish at the fanciest seafood restaurant in NYC. He says, in broken English, you don’t want the knife too sharp. “Cut along bones, not through bones” My buddies are always amazed that I can sit on my heels and clean fish by the river’s edge for extended periods, practice makes perfect

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