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TnRiver46

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  1. Well at least we got to see a little bit of pretty snow
  2. Wow. I might have to look into Calcutta. I’m sure down in the swamps you put reels to the test. Surely those reels never sat through a rainstorm with dirt and sand splattering all over them..........
  3. She drives like a maniac!! Haha
  4. Alright alright alright
  5. I can say one thing with 100 percent certainty: a big bass is much more capable of pulling loose, jumping off, or breaking your line. Therefore they are captured less frequently
  6. I catch those all winter long in my cast net. The red nose and belly gets even worse after you put them in a bucket or livewell. Great job
  7. Wow. I'll take 3 of each
  8. Shallow shallow shallow on chick and big G is what I'm hearing. Be ready for big crowds on those two lakes also, Tim's Ford should be much more peaceful. I've never seen it though
  9. Works year round I use both. The advantage of spinning is the spoon will sink faster. Sometimes they like to eat them better when it sinks by them a million miles an hour. Other times they want the slow sinking bait, like a little Cleo
  10. Culverts are always good. Just like trapping animals, it’s a funnel/choke point . We have a bunch of them on the large reservoirs too, mostly when the water goes under a highway
  11. Wow. That’s a beast!!!
  12. No no no ........ according to my girlfriend Ohio has all the best vehicle drivers in the US and all the other states drivers are stupid.........
  13. Kept it simple this time, got 2.5 inch swimbaits, flukes, and green pumpkin stick baits
  14. Got in an hour or two off the dock. Can’t brag about the size but I suppose I can brag about not needing sleeves
  15. All my baitcasters (except 1) are round abu Garcia reels from the 80s. Honestly I wish they were older because the plastic thumb button is always fouling up. The older ones had a metal button off to the side that never messed up
  16. I know where that 12 lber lives but it will break your line. I’ll narrow it down to several thousand acres......... it’s in watts bar lake .........
  17. What about when we call fish girls when they are actually males? That has to hurt ......
  18. They have time trials every Wednesday near my house and they stretch across the entire river. I have almost hit a few. I’m a kayaker myself but dang I stay out of the barge channel hahaha
  19. Hahaha. I think I have posted the story on here before but I accidentally bought a left hand retrieve baitcaster with $75 worth of quarters when I was about 12. I was very proficient with a right hand retrieve baitcaster at the time but the lefty felt crazy and I couldn’t hold the rod tip stationary. Since a 12 year old can’t really drive himself back to the sporting goods store I just practiced until it was second nature . Now I can use either RH or LH retrieve and I can cast left or right handed
  20. TnRiver46 replied to TnRiver46's topic in Everything Else
    Me and 22,149 of my closest pals
  21. It never hurts to practice and become proficient reeling with each hand.
  22. I just grab whichever shirt I see first laying on the bedroom floor........
  23. TnRiver46 replied to TnRiver46's topic in Everything Else
    Looking a little better now......
  24. TnRiver46 replied to TnRiver46's topic in Everything Else
    no injuries but this team is somehow clearly worse. I’m here at the game and we look terrible

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