TnRiver46

All this time I thought a blood knot was a uni-uni

I see them! Nice rig

Was that you that crashed those skis???

My buddy’s grandpa used to have all kinds of Shad raps still in the original package in the bottom of his tackle box. As you might imagine, they were in better shape than all the ones in the trays

Well I formerly used postimage.org but I want to say it doesn’t work on here anymore. There’s also a limit to how many 1.46 mb or under photos you can post so I learned from @N Florida Mike how to upload them to the gallery and then use the “insert other media” button and it doesn’t matter how big they are and, as far as I can tell, it’s unlimited on how many pictures you can post

Something is wrong with your one hand! But seriously an old timer taught me Texas rigging a slug-O when I was in grade school. Straight tail worms don’t have to be on a shakey head to get bit!

Just don’t move them on a 100 degree day (might be next month where you live!) and they will do fine with some bubbles.

I ate a single raw oyster once at age 12-13 or so and nearly died. Puked for about 4 days straight. Never again, I don’t even like to see them. Deep fried I can eat 5 or 6

The green ones I see are always up in a tree

Who doesn’t Texas rig a stick worm????

Well if they didn’t get rid of the beavers the dam will be back in no time

Those might as well be race car engines! They go fast and drink gas. Every one I’ve ever ridden in never missed a beat

Only two “limits” weighed in, must have been a tough day. Go Ott

A canoe!

“Just call the man, aunt Bea!”

Nice ones! I have the exact same results when fishing. Moving baits typically zero, plastic worms load the boat

Drag???? We don’t need no stinking drag!!!! If the fish feels big, click over to backreel for spinning and push the button for bait casting. Viola, “custom drag”

Flying squirrels are nocturnal, I catch them out of people’s attic all the time and they never knew such a creature existed, much less lived above their ceiling. I also live near a boundary of water moccasin and armadillo in East TN

Yes in Alabama. The water is like 90 degrees when we go there, their metabolism is cranking. There’s no size limit , it was about a 3 pounder that ate a 3/4 lber. Well tried to eat, the tail was still sticking out of its mouth. Fish were in the livewell for supper, not to weigh in

My first guess would be occupation related stress

I wouldn’t want to be in charge of getting the one back from the eagle nest

@Jermination, I have a video of my buddy trying to get one of those off the floor of an aluminum boat, it’s wildly inappropriate but man those things are fast!!!

My house is near the water but not that close! (Hopefully). This attorney jumped off a bridge in downtown Chattanooga and they didn’t find him until 19 days later 122 miles downstream https://newschannel9.com/news/local/longtime-chattanooga-attorney-found-dead-in-alabama-along-tennessee-river

And they were all yellow........... man I hate Coldplay

I have yet to catch one with it so my advice is useless but 12 lb mono is what I’ve been chucking it on , like all other lipless baits