FARMTOFIELD
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Whats yalls biggest one so far I caught 10 in one day and none weighed under 3 pounds. The biggest weighed 6 pounds I was going freakin crazy. But like I always do I turned it loose.
Football Hunter said:8-4 ???Love to see a picture of that
Love those double overs!rsimms said:I caught this pair of "bookends" about ten minutes apart on DH in 2004 on float & fly, fishing with Greeneville Outdoor Writer Larry Self.
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bowriter said:Football Hunter said:8-4 ???Love to see a picture of that
Me too. We didn't carry cameras back then. I also wish we had carried better scales. What we used was the old scales that were in the net handle.
Those were the glory days on the Hollow. You waited for the just the right combination of weather and water conditons. People thought we were crazy fishing 4# line with 1/8 ounce flys and spring lizzards up in the willows.
I saw Westmorland throwing a fly with a piece of buckskin for a trailer wear them out one one morning. He was fishing a hump out in about 40 feet of water and he beat us to it so we just sat and watched. I don't think five people klnew about that hump and it would only handle on boat. I'd bet $100 I couldn't find that sucker now if my life depended on it.
Thirty-five years ago, fishing the Holler, you could fish a week an see maybe five other boats and one of them would be an old guy trolling for muskie.
That is just awesomemossyhorns300 said:For you guys that wanted to see an 8 lb smallie....I was in the boat the day this fish was caught on Pickwick by Rage Tail inventor Steve Parks and I took the pic for him. It was an awesome sight to see for sure!
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mossyhorns300 said:For you guys that wanted to see an 8 lb smallie....I was in the boat the day this fish was caught on Pickwick by Rage Tail inventor Steve Parks and I took the pic for him. It was an awesome sight to see for sure!
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bowriter said:Caught them both on a chartreuse Whirly Bee. I don't thuink they even make that lure anymore. It was invented by the guy who ran Holmes Creek Dock, Ralph Coe and his then wife, Sharon Coe Rushton. Caught a ton of smallmouth on that lure.