TnRiver46

I can’t catch anything once I attach a bobber to my line but I still get plenty of bites

Looks like we might have a 2 day winter coming up

Great job @The Bassman. Husky jerk is a great lure

I liked it all myself

I think you can still camp there

Too young to remember when it happened. ive seen some pictures though

Cheap! Way cheaper than Jameson

You’re going to be dangerous when the lake thaws

You guessed it. Been running spinners through there for the last couple years with no hits (when water is on). We can catch them when the water is off but I never make it there when that’s the case

Gold, silver, purple and white have worked best to my memory. I’ve heard John Deere green is good.......

Our stocked trout on a particular tail water won’t eat any fishing lures and sometimes won’t eat live bait. They eat midges almost exclusively and very small midges at that. It’s one of the worst places to fish ever been . Luckily there are one or two other places you can some stockers but it’s slim pickings. I don’t think I’ve caught a single stocked trout in 2020 with my $21 stamp. Now the naturally reproducing trout in the smoky mountains, they bite like sharks and don’t require the stamp.

Hahaha. My astrology nerd friend said I would be low on the horizon. We were probably looking right at it, no clue

The lady dragged me to the top of a mountain to see it . We didn’t see it haha

@Bubba 460, great story. I fished halibuts in homer and brought back 51 lbs of frozen meat in the overhead storage compartment of a commercial airplane

I got another one for Christmas from my brother yesterday. He said he bought it on Instagram! Hahaha

Hahaha . The way I understand it , they all show the same thing? I’m sure you’ve heard wheeler had all 3 brands on his boat this year and did very well. It’s just different interpretations of the same information, probably all boils down to personal preference.

If a bass met a trout for the very first time in its entire life, it would try to eat it. Even if it was resting, it will now think about eating that trout for the rest of their relationship. I’ve seen bass follow 5 foot water snakes for quite some time, they only look at other creatures with one idea in mind

+1! Tritons are awesome. I don’t own one but have pulled many a bass into them

Mom sent me home with some derby pie today. It’s like pecan pie with chocolate chips and maybe a slightly different filling, not sure . It’s really d**ned good, that I am sure of

Yeah but you’ve got that thing loaded down with bullet sinkers for Texas rigs to the OP, You say you won’t be running it for long periods. If this is true 100% of the time, the 3 gallon will be fine. But like everyone said a bigger one will allow you to drive further or maybe one day try bigger waters. The main factor on fuel economy: is your 9.9 two stroke or 4?

No votes for 65 lb braid? I thought I read on here that fish weren’t line shy and would bite a lure attach to steel winch cable ?

Yes that’s always a worry..........

I did that last year when I was 35 . Quite nerve racking

I tried that once. The boat stopped abruptly and the ice was unharmed

I played competitive golf in high school, sure don’t miss it! I was always thinking about the bass in the water hazards anyway