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Tennessee River today
Hey All,
I met my son Ricky at McFarland park today after he got out of school. He's 16 now and driving...(they grow up quick). I stopped and picked up 3 tubs of red worms there are about 30 worms in each tub. The fishing was great!!! We ran out of worms in an hour and a half!!!
The action was so good that if you were not getting a bite they had stolen your bait! We caught mostely shell crackers and the biggest one was about a pound and a quarter. Even though we didnt catch a monster, The action made it a fun and great dad and son outing. I'm very blessed to have a son that enjoys spending time with dad fishing!!
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Permalink Reply by John Sheehan on
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Great report !
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