Well, the rule of thumb on the Tennessee River is to kill them all. If they are big
enough to fillet, give them to someone that wants them. The smaller spots are
coyote food.
Hmm...
My first Magic Lure was the Creme plastic worm.
Then there was the Smithwick Devils Horse and and Arbogast Jitterbug.
In 1960 we had the Rapala. In 1997 I was introduced to the Senko. You may
have others, but these were my Magic Lures.
Focus on the tailwaters below the dams.
The #1 Bait is BIG shiners.
Plastics include Rage Tail Menace, Structure Bug and Baby Craw.
Another "must have" is the BPS Tender Tube.
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