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Reply With QuoteThe few time I got to go this summer. My performance was dismal. I sure did enjoy going. Something about being on the water that sets things straight a lot of times
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Don't sell yourself short. Just 'cause some of us post on this forum doesn't mean we know how to catch fish. (Speaking for myself of course). Here's how my day went yesterday on the Tennessee River. Dropped my 2nd favorite spinning combo in the river 30 minutes into the trip. Couple hours later a hooked a big one but it turned out to be a real big spotted gar with my jig in the corner of it's mouth. Now i'm as brave as the next man but I ain't grabbin that jig! I tried poking the jig out and broke the tip off my favorite spinning combo!Originally Posted by tnanh
Moral to the story......post anytime you like.....whether you catch' um or not!
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The few time I got to go this summer. My performance was dismal. I sure did enjoy going. Something about being on the water that sets things straight a lot of times
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You mean one of these things? I used a towel to grab it's mouth to remove my jig. It wasn't getting my jig. I was fishing a brush pile for Crappie...
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At least you got out on the water today.The husband and I went fishing today. Good thing we weren’t fishing for our dinner because we’d have starved!
It was around 55 degrees this morning when we put in at Normandy, the water temp around 75, I think. Lots of fog, and still a fair amount of floating debris left over from the flooding/rain from a week or so ago. We saw plenty of fish on the fish finder (that we are still learning to use) but they weren’t interested in jigs. We couldn’t stay very long so we gave up and tied on some rooster tails to fish fallen trees along the bank. Caught several bluegill and bass, and ONE tiny crappie. We are used to kayak fishing smaller and more shallow areas (Duck river blue way, Williamsport lakes) so we’ve got a lot to learn about fishing in a boat on a much larger, deeper lake.
We didn’t catch much, but then I have no problem admitting that we don’t know what we’re doing. So, today’s fishing report is worth exactly what you paid for it - NOTHING! LOL It was a gorgeous day and we enjoyed ourselves - it was certainly better than yard work/house work.
I haven’t done much fishing at all this year but I’m planning on changing that soon.
I've had a lot of changes in my life since June 2020 but I’ve been getting the itch to go more.
Welcome to the forum from another Tennessee member. If you fish Kentucky Lake maybe we’ll cross paths sometime.
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Great idea! My crappie fishing has been pretty much non existent for the past several months. Life has got in the way. Hoping to fix that very soon!
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Work has slowed down enough I am getting a few weekends off. I will be on the water more often
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HOPING you and Doc left some for the rest of us!
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I may be new at this but I will see if I can take this challenge to heart
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