TnRiver46

Hahaha. Ok im glad it wasn’t just me . The bengals might be week 5 champions of the NFL this year!

General tire world championship, redcrest championship, stage 8 championship, which one is the real McCoy? Why not just have 1? How many more “championships” will they have this year with all the same competitors? Every time wheeler uploads a new video he is fishing for another championship

Freeline in slow water, sinker in fast water

Some bass are line shy, some aren’t. That’s why you get a lot of yes and no’s on the first question. Fluorocarbon sells pretty well....... I always tie my line directly to the lure unless it’s a heavy little Cleo or blade bait in which case I use a split ring . I guess I don’t need to attempt to answer the chum question since you are in Cali. What to do whenever you catch a 20 lb bass? Whatever the heck you want! Personally I would party like it’s 1999

Stopped in on the way home from Ohio

Testing.... Testing 1-2..... Green sunfish from northern Ohio farm pond Also helped this youngster catch her first ever bass Special thanks to @N Florida Mike for the help with posting pics when youve reached your Max on attachments

I bet @WRB can help you out on this one

I can't even hook a fish in the mouth with a drop shot, much less the gut

Nice looking rig, I would spend thousands of hours up there too. I still wouldn’t call it stable if you’re on Kentucky lake in a 25 mph wind

Finesse swimbait, isn’t that an oxymoron? I definitely use a lot of small paddle tail shads, usually a hand poured 2.5 inch pearl one or the old sassy shad type paddle tails . Creme braid has been working good as of late

Well now Im going to the first game but not the BYU game . Hopefully going to the Mississippi State game mid October

Everytime I’m in FLA it’s the dead of winter and the doggone snook are smart as can be. I dangled a live pinfish in front of one for the better part of a week under the dock the house we were staying and it just followed it around and never bit

I just hook em and throw them out there after a slight bop on the head (man I’m messed up! Haha). They always run me into brushpiles if they are lively

That’s exactly what happened where I work

I always have better luck with almost any live bait compared to crawdads. Creek minnows and helgramites are my favorite but night crawlers are also great. Drum always eat the crawdads

What’s a drought?........ I think I saw one out in Vegas .......

I use a 10 foot galvanized water pipe as a push pole a lot, only $9.99

They have a completely different diet so that would be tricky. Live worms would be my first choice to attempt catching both on the same bait. Corn, bread, and sweet stuff like mulberry paste or oatmeal is what carp like. They are one of the few fish in America that routinely eat carbohydrates. Catfish are predators and eat mostly other fish but have been known to take anything. I catch most of my catfish with small shad, cut up herring, or bluegill in any capacity. Where to find catfish depends on time of year, although shallow water is pretty good where I live year round. If there are schools of shad around, there are catfish near by. Lately I have caught them on 6-10 feet deep mud flats as well as suspended over 50 feet of water near bridge posts

Oh yes I’ve heard that everywhere I’ve ever been, I just don’t believe it haha. They introduced themselves. Departments of game and fish seek public input and publish articles when they reintroduce anything. I would be willing to bet no one has ever actually “introduced” a coyote anywhere. They are native to all of North America