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TnRiver46

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  1. Well right now the lake is chocolately and raging, I bet I couldn’t catch a cold out there! The tellico side typically stays much clearer , I may try there today but I can hear it raining pretty hard out there as I type this.
  2. Can’t stop won’t stop
  3. That’s all I been trying to say this whole time
  4. Make sure you check the bottom of the yaks from time to time. I guide kayak trips for beginners sometimes and we always load them in the boat on the ramp and give them a shove. Put a lot of holes in high end kayaks that way. One lady paddled about 200 yards and said "am I supposed to be sitting in water?" Luckily she remained calm and we switched kayaks. The holes are easy to fix at least, always dead center in the very back. And never ever let a paddle board touch the concrete, at least the fiberglass ones they first came out with
  5. Won't the pros be fishing??
  6. That’s a TOUGH water temp to catch them for me. I like it to be 47-55 degrees or 70+. Spawning fish are no fun for me to fish for. They aren’t quite so hungry
  7. I’d be willing to share some tackle (if you don’t mind using junky stuff) and an open seat or three of any of y’all traveling in want to fish. I think there are some off limits areas we could fish, especially in kayaks and canoes or maybe even wading shoals if it warms up. There should be billions of white bass to catch, my boat can’t keep up with the competitors! I’m betting most of them head downriver at blast off
  8. '73 Johnson is beyond reliable! And you can fix it with vice grips instead of a laptop
  9. Me and my girlfriend celebrated our 6th Valentine's day by playing trivia at the local watering hole down the street... Not too exciting or expensive haha. Exchanged cards and candy, the usual . Here was our first date..... Fishing in the snow for drum. She skunked me 4-0, I even resorted to casting across her line
  10. Go Bengals and go Titans! (Bengals were my first love before the Titans existed)
  11. Oh man. Had to wait about 15 minutes on that scenario this summer. I almost got out of the truck and asked them if they wanted me to launch it instead. I was in no hurry though so I just observed. It was also a 2 wide launch and they were parked in the middle
  12. Good to hear !! I've only had one and now @Battles2222 has it ..... Hahaha
  13. I think it costs $150,000 for a hotel room and a chicken parmesan in Nashville
  14. Congrats! I love watts bar. I got a big walleye there Sunday
  15. Nice one!!
  16. Hahaha! The one I lost was a storm twitch stick
  17. When they are strung literally all the way across the TN river just before dark and I’m hugging the bank at idle speed trying to avoid them and one is amongst all the bushes, I have to almost hit them. It happens every Wednesday spring summer and fall. My boat goes 25 mph max, I think you’ll be alright. I’m not the guy that’s going to run you over , see picture of orange boat in trees above
  18. So many rules.......and rounds....... and talk of rules and rounds........
  19. I loooove fishing through mascot . We used to drop canoes in at Clift Rd and float to Asheville highway before there was a ramp at the bridge. Tough drag up that hill! I used to launch my shallow boat there but broke a trailer wheel.
  20. Be ready for crowds. Right now the shallower the better and rattle trap seems to be king. This could all change by April, right now there 100,000 cfs flowing through it and it's muddy. Again, crowds. Be prepared for thst, I have never seen anything like it. There's a lot of folks that live on or near that lake that won't even fish it
  21. Sounds like a largemouth! They have red eyes sometimes . There's also a rock bass (ambloplites rupestris) that people call red-eye but gets nowhere near 4 lbs. Then there is the true redeye bass (micropterus coosae) that only exits in and around the coosa river watershed, but it also wouldn't be 4 lbs and lives nowhere near Ohio
  22. I have seen that lake, some competitors might get lost!
  23. Always remember: you are armed at the very least with a paddle!

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