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Ingwe, you sound like me when I show some one a picture of a mess of huge bluegills and shellcrackers and they ask where I caught them my responce is always the holston river which is very long and has a dozen reservoirs along it.

Ridgerunner, while your learning to fish hardware you might as well buy some Rapalas, original floaters, count downs and flat raps. Brown trout around here like meat better than bugs. Minnow eating browns get BIG.


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Rapalas, in my neck of the woods, the jointed one are the way to go.
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Originally Posted by seal_billy
Ingwe, you sound like me when I show some one a picture of a mess of huge bluegills and shellcrackers and they ask where I caught them my responce is always the holston river which is very long and has a dozen reservoirs along it.




There aint much more fun than catching brim on a flyrod or an ultralight...we might have to exchange info....under the table of course wink


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You are correct friend! I use a 4wt 7' with a popping bug and a dropper with a black ant on it. I also tie the most deadly jig ever and use a long UL spinning rod and #2-#4 line. The word FUN doesn't fully define the experience.

About the exchange of info, how can I be so sure you won't slicker me into a bad trade, my honey hole for your dead end road in the middle of Montucky somewhere? grin

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Originally Posted by Anaconda
Rapalas, in my neck of the woods, the jointed one are the way to go.
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THATS RIGHT! I got a few jointed minners too. Rainbows like'em too I see. You western guys really live in a trout mecca.


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Originally Posted by seal_billy


About the exchange of info, how can I be so sure you won't slicker me into a bad trade, my honey hole for your dead end road in the middle of Montucky somewhere? grin

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You throw the dice and take your chances! grin


We used to use a mini-beetle spin safety pin lure a lot on bluegills...but the popping bug was the fave...


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Mini beetle spins are my favs for fishing around woody cover. I already miss may but look forward to october.


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May and September were the months where we were at too.....Used to bass fish down there but honestly found we caught as many bass fishing for brim....so that was a no brainer.
Working a shoreline would be brim after brim...then a short quiet stretch, which simply meant " Get ready!" theres a bass in there! grin


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