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Old 01-10-2014, 06:10 PM
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Default Cumberland River (Clarksville Area) 10 Jan 2014
The fishing was definitely tough today in the Liberty Park marina lagoon. Not sure if it was due to that cold snap and the water being 41 degrees or what, but the white bass were not in any mood to chase after anything. We finally did get some to bite on a blade bait, fished super slow but it was nothing like the last time I went out. Just as we thought we were finding a pattern, my buddy started having some boat issues so our day was cut short.

The Cumberland is still really high and moving right along...not sure why they are moving so much water.
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Old 01-10-2014, 08:51 PM
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Pretty fish. Boat troubles not good on any day.



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That's a very pretty white bass!
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Nothing major, let's just say it involved someone getting snagged and then that line getting caught/snarled in a trolling motor prop
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Nothing major, let's just say it involved someone getting snagged and then that line getting caught/snarled in a trolling motor prop

Ive done that and had to take the prop off and cut all the line off the shaft in order to continue fishing.

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Old 01-11-2014, 10:32 AM
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Ive done that and had to take the prop off and cut all the line off the shaft in order to continue fishing.

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He didn't have the right tools with him so unfortunately, no on the spot repair.
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Guess I run a smaller / cheaper TM, my prop comes off with a wing nut.

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Guess I run a smaller / cheaper TM, my prop comes off with a wing nut.

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I think to take his off, he needed a flathead screwdriver and either pliers or a wrench/socket. Me, I'm kind of anal and I have a flashlight, various screwdrivers, pliers, jumper cables, a tow rope, an extra prop for the big motor, plus the prop wrench...just in case. If batteries weren't so heavy and bulky I'd probably have an extra one of those too LOL
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