TnRiver46

Last time I checked the river runs right through the dam on a reservoir....... guntersville, pickwick, and chickamauga are still the Tennessee River. The delineation is not even close to cut and dry

You fish a chatter bait with 8 lb line??? Maybe that’s why you catch all the big ones......

Bullet and Allison boats are both made pretty close to my house, Hillbillies love horsepower!!!

Still all 50s and 60s here..... Fear and loathing in Knoxville......... Someone saw a wooly worm........

Well, rivers and lakes are one and the same in TN...... the bottom fish is one of the biggest i have caught in the rapids, the top one was in fast current but like 19 feet deep where its more of a reservoir

And so it begins...... (Queue the maniacal laughter)

I use black/blue most of the time, maybe a green or brown in super clear water. 10-15 feet is fairly shallow so you could throw any weight, I would downsize for clear water and go a little heavier for muddy water. Trailers are flappy like rage craw in muddy water, back half of worms and grubs in clear water.

Indeed! I tried to warn him

Pflueger medalist

Lasts forever on baitcast and about 10-15 minutes on spinning

My buddy brought a pack of TRDs and a pack of shroomz hooks fishing with me on the river. Said he had been slaying them in the pond. Before noon, he had lost all TRDs and all the jig headz. And he said he felt bad for me because i spent all morning trying to get his hooks back with the trolling motor and not fishing. Z man sure does sell a lot of packs of those worms that supposedly last forever

Ive only been to texas once and i took a jon boat with nothing but a trolling motor. Camped on lake fork and gibbons creek reservoir, caught a 6 lb and an 8 lb in just over a week. I didnt know jack going into the trip, just dragged a plastic worm all over the place. Locals said i had to use bigger worms and the two large bass ate small finesse worms . Best tip for catching monsters: go fishing more than anyone else and stay longer than anyone else. Your odds go up the longer your hook is in the water and the rest will fall into place

Hes not the only one.......

Plastic worms!!!

Cool deal, I like watching his channel. I don’t think BPT invited him

People in East Tennessee been making their own ethanol from corn for a long time.......... “corn won’t grow at all on rocky top, dirt’s too rocky by far. That’s why all the folks on rocky top get their corn from a jar”

You cant figure it out? Then it must just not be good in your area haha. I would feed it to those wipers if i were you! Theres not too much to figure out from what ive experienced, you inevitably miss some because its sinking so fast.

He sure got it! Its funny i fished all through there Sunday afternoon and couldnt get a bite. Luckily there's a bbq restaurant back in there we pulled the boat up to

Lunch break!

Somewhere Ott Defoe is saying “hold my beer!”

Back to boat covers! I don’t personally use one but the tight fitting ones I have seen some touring pros use while trailering seem like the best option. If it’s just for an off season, I’d go with the tarp route and discard the tarp or re purspose it. I learned a tarp grommet hack this summer, instead of using the metal rings buy a couple sleeves of tennis balls. Anywhere you want to tie off the tarp, shove a tennis ball inside and tie the rope under it. No more torn grommets

Ha! Yeah it’s a lose-lose when you have to pay for guards and then pay for us! Gutter guards certainly have their place, I would guess on taller houses with steep roofs. At my house and at our family lake house, I can use a short ladder and easily walk around the entire roof and just clean them out. I’ve even seen a couple More modern houses in the last few years without gutters, kind of interesting.

Congrats!!! We always enjoy your input

Hahaha! It’s kind of like gutter guards/gutter helmet. Squirrels love living under those things, but I’ve never seen one nest in an open gutter. More gutter guards, more business!

Ive been hired to trap animals out of a lot of boats, every single one had a nice cover. Animals like a nice dry place with a roof. I prefer to leave mine open where i can see everything a few times each day