TnRiver46

Awesome! But....... if it’s the second DD this week........... let’s see the first one too! Sounds like you’re on em!

Hahahaha love that scene. “Sounds broken........” “most likely, sir”

I can get you some! We even have a some skunk hats

Sugar drinks, fake sugar drinks, and lack of water I think

Tim the tool man Taylor has the answer to your inquiry

Yeah that’s a little overboard. Every single client I’ve ever taken out has their phone on for pictures . Also it’s a little insulting, like I can’t remember where we were with my brain??? I can travel to fishing locations by smell

Alligator is one of my favorite foods , had some last weekend. The tail is a little chewy but still good, the belly meat strips have always been my favorite

My cousin used to work at brushy mountain and had a clicker they counted the prisoners with that he would take on smallmouth canoe floats to keep track

If I didn’t have one, I’d be constantly doing whatever I needed to do to buy one. I’m poor folk and I’ve got like 7-8.......... and I’d take a few more! It’s a hopeless addiction

Night crawlers will always catch a channel

Hahah! I think San Francisco leads the nation in hoodie sales

My feet NEARLY got wet

Here’s the grizzly scene in my front yard ............. A view of the dry valley against the snowy mountains And some bucks my fiancé photographed in the smokies today

Merely suggestions, you’ll be fine!

I’ve almost got the world record skipjack herring several times hahaha! What an honor that would be....... I bet catfishermen use the world record skipjack for cut bait once a month!

You are spot on as usual @Paul RobertsRoberts. You don't have to actually reel backwards, the fish does that. The angler just keeps the line tight. Unfortunately most people would just rather poke fun than try to understand or even crazier actually attempt it. Oh well, their loss. If back reel was something new they would be all over it like a brand new restaurant! When to know you are really dialed in with spinning gear: with the drag set AND back reeling

Congrats!

Nice fish! Now I’m hungry

Ah, thank you sir. I’ve never been there but from what I understand it’s always tough unless it’s a blizzard . They have an under 16 over 21 slot right now that makes the tournament weights very odd.

im also very fond of this craft, although it’s my fiancé’s boat. I’d say if you want to fish tournaments, stick with the kayak

15 is in the “too cold” category for me. I’ll fish until about 26-28. After that the guides freeze over. And I sure as heck ain’t fishing in the dark below freezing. i remember fishing when it was 13 once. Catch a trout and throw it on dry land, they were frozen solid pretty quick. I probably won’t ever do that again but I’ve fished beautiful sunny 70 degree days and got skunked so it beat that!!!

Holy dinosaurs

We’ve got a bit on the ground! Whats the phone number for the national guard????

Which lake in East TN was your classic on? And which hump to throw the brown jig on? (Asking for a a friend....)

It all depends on what kind of water you live near in my opinion. Current/flow is the number 1 factor for me. I have a several kayaks, a canoe, a Jon boat and aN aluminum bass boat. Why? Because I live near all kinds of different water. There’s class v whitewater rapids and several 30,000 acre reservoirs close to me. The TN river near my house moves very quickly, if you launch a kayak you typically need a friend and an extra vehicle (or an Uber?). But if I lived closer to a highland reservoir a kayak would be great to drop in anywhere and fish around in slow waters. I must have it all to satisfy fishing addiction but if I had to have just one, this one is it. Sentimental and functional reasons, it can run almost anywhere a jet can (except ott defoe’s jet that seems to run on gravel). And it was my papaw’s