Climer On Phil's Side

#26
#26
rexvol said:
you go to Old Hickory? I grew up in Hendersonville on Sanders Ferry.
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Old hickory is like my second home from spring through fall. We fish everywhere. Guntersville,priest,old hickory,tims ford,dale hollow,center hill. Its a pretty wide range of places we fish.
 
#29
#29
rexvol said:
what about the Caney Fork and some trout?
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I've fished caney a few times. Great place to just get away from everything and relax. I'am already getting itchy to get on the water. March can't get here soon enough.
 
#30
#30
Cartervol said:
I've fished caney a few times. Great place to just get away from everything and relax. I'am already getting itchy to get on the water. March can't get here soon enough.
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The crappie are biting now in about 15 feet of water :whistling:
 
#32
#32
Cartervol said:
I don't fish for them much. Mostly bass and for money.:whistling:
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I fish to eat :)

Tournament fishing is fun I just don't get to do it much while I'm in college. I have done well fishing Kentucky Lake and Barkley with my dad in tournaments though.
 
#33
#33
We came in third at kentucky lake two years ago. Muscle beds on sandbars, we wacked them for two straight days.
 
#37
#37
Anyone fish events like the Carolina Cup? A buddy of mine from college is a licensed captain out of Savannah. He was running a Bertram in a lot of the big salt water tournaments a few years back. Too me, that is fairly exciting because of the boats, fish and speed involved. I've never been to a bass tournament, but I have watched Jimmy Houston once or twice when I couldn't get off the sofa on Saturday morning.
 
#38
#38
Saltwater fishing is fun. Gulf shores alabama is where i've done most of mine. Something about tournaments for bass just get the blood pumping. I love it.
 
#39
#39
I grew up fishing the intercoastal (mostly salt water) for trout, bass and an occasional flounder. As I get older, and go back home I actually prefer catching crab more than anything else.

In KY I have gotten hooked on stream fishing for smallies on ultra light tackle. It is purely catch and release.
 
#40
#40
Lexvol said:
I grew up fishing the intercoastal (mostly salt water) for trout, bass and an occasional flounder. As I get older, and go back home I actually prefer catching crab more than anything else.

In KY I have gotten hooked on stream fishing for smallies on ultra light tackle. It is purely catch and release.
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I've spent several good nights gigging flounder on the May River near Bluffton.

I'll not comment on your catching crab comment.

When I lived in middle GA I would catch a lot of hybrid/small mouth that were called Shoal Bass on the Flint River.
 
#41
#41
VolunteerHillbilly said:
I've spent several good nights gigging flounder on the May River near Bluffton.

I'll not comment on your catching crab comment.

When I lived in middle GA I would catch a lot of hybrid/small mouth that were called Shoal Bass on the Flint River.
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Actually my grandad grew up on the May River, and that is still my favorite trout drop.
 
#42
#42
Lexvol said:
I grew up fishing the intercoastal (mostly salt water) for trout, bass and an occasional flounder. As I get older, and go back home I actually prefer catching crab more than anything else.

In KY I have gotten hooked on stream fishing for smallies on ultra light tackle. It is purely catch and release.
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I grew up not trying to catch crabs.:)
 
#43
#43
Ive always heard the the only real way to get rid of crabs is give 'em away
 
#45
#45
you guys want to catch big smallmouth get to tims ford lake and get out the crankbaits. I know you are thinking crankbaits in febuary, thats right I have won several tournaments in feb.-march and I crank all day, and killem. Right now is the BEST time for smallmouth and crankbaits on timsford.
 
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