TnRiver46

We did the corn tortillas for years in an effort to be more cultured....... now we are just back to low brow flour

My buddy used both of them, I think he got bit and missed both times And we of course got caught in another snow

Went at it old school fashion, dug up worms in my yard and went fishin. We got a nice mess of panfish and made fish tacos

The one my fiancé has is Jackson liska, very fast and I think it’s trolling motor depth finder capable

I studied wildlife/fisheries management, very fun. Ours was geared more toward wildlife than fish but most classes were outside and we travelled all over the southeast to different wildlife management areas

The ones I paddled were borrowed from friends, they’ve had them for years. They also have a cuda that moves along pretty quick

I’ve paddled coosa a time or two (I don’t think they were HDs) and I couldn’t believe how easily it would go down through shoals and rapids. A few times I intentionally floated down through some shoals sideways and I was like I was riding downstream on a barge, pretty wild. I think they are basically made for moving water, and made perfectly for it from what I can tell.

The ever-biting bluegill has passed many afternoons for me that would have been skunks

You know what they say about What happens in New England.........

I have to revise my statement, that happened to me once also trying to bring in a worm to straighten it out. Only once though, caught a few thousand dragging bottom

No white fluke?

I throw them all the time, any conditions. A white grub is unbelievably effective.

Nary a clue. Largemouth? 1/week. White bass? 10/hour. Striper? 3/year. Sturgeon? 2 in 35 years. Smallmouth? Here today gone tomorrow

Strike king bitsy tube

Ha! I figured your boy would keep us laughing for another 60

I see what you did there Oh my goodness, did you grow up in maryville, Tennessee??? ”dad gum your hide, Richie Best” was a phrase well known among the entire town. He’s a pot stirrer to say the least!!!

You have a son? Lord help us all, now we will be laughing for the next 60 years If he has a sense of humor like Dad

I’ve fished down that way a time or two, it’s a lot easier here where the river is small and the wind doesn’t make 3 foot waves haha

I like to skip the sunny days and fish the rainy/snowy ones . Not much competition well truthfully I fish them all but the nasty days have better success

I have been peppered by waterfowl shot while fishing

they fall out of rod holders more than the deck. But with a proper locking holder they won’t

The first of many

Sweeeeeet!

I was going to say walking bait or popper but they probably wont be as good in early spring, so I’ll join the jerkbait crowd.