New to Tennessee

[notorious]

Originally Posted by Nenoshabs

I primarily focused on walleye, and smallmouth

Middle Tennessee holds the World Record for both Walleye and SM....just sayin.

[Transplanted Sportsman]

Welcome to the forum from a true southerner!!

[Alphahawk]

Welcome.


Regards

[Nenoshabs]

Again, thanks for the warm welcomes. I saw there is a similar thread talking about his but I'm curious about seasons and water temps. I'm guessing water temps have been high, fish are deep, and not super aggressive. I'm sure there are water temps that you target for your "peak" fishing in the spring and fall. What are you targeting as far as water temps and time frame of year? Also does anyone fish winter? Whats it like here? I loved fishing winter, but I suspect its a little different since I could drive, a one ton pick up with a 5,000lb fishhouse hooked up, to my fishing spot. lol

[TNBronzeback]

Oh you can still put your 5,000 pound fish house on the lake down here, just make sure its on pontoons and has a motor! lmao.
Peak temps is a species specific deal in the spring as fish species head shallow at different temps. Fall is all dictated on the bait. Fish may be over 30' but only 10' down chasing massive bait balls. Then winter is a beast all its own. Lol