roadwarrior

I recently purchased the Stradic FL1000HG for $184.

Welcome aboard!

Four soft plastic colors that work well for me on all Tennessee River reservoirs are Green Pumpkin, Watermelon/ Red Flake, Black/Blue Fleck and Okeechobee.

An opinion you can count on from a man you can trust.

Not during a tournament, but they are pretty open after the weights are posted.

My best producer has been white on white rigged on a Rage Blade. More specifically, a white Rage Structure Bug.

Geez... I'll be glad to see us all out on the water soon. Being cooped up and only able to fish on the internet is stressful for everyone. Good night Irene.

That's enough... Good night Irene.

The guy with the rod in his hands.

The Alberto is quick and easy. If tied properly, the knot will not fail you.

Quality control is the issue.

That's me, too. So I rigged it up this morning!

Well, I like fishing, but I like catching better! Live bait is just another option that works very well.

And again this morning...

We are dealing with a massive shad kill on the Tennessee River, but the region is expecting more than 5" of rain over the next several days. Hopefully the river will cleanse itself and the bite will recover. Our next issue will be flooding.

Get out on the water and school those boys!

Locked and loaded, just waiting for a break in the weather.

http://www.delawarevalleytackle.com/

It's that mystery cord next to the transistor radio.

Rage Tail Structure Bug on a J-rig.

Guntersville would be a great place to start. https://www.alapark.com/parks/lake-guntersville-state-park/fishing-lake-guntersville