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Old 07-19-2014, 05:20 PM
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Default Interesting link to history.
http://tnsos.org/tsla/imagesearch/index.php?find=caney

Page 3 has some cool shots of the Dam in construction.

Roll this one around in the old think tank... http://tnsos.org/tsla/imagesearch/index.php?find=trout Page 1 image 1

A group of guys showing off their catch of trout on the Cumberland dated 1920's in Stewart County... that be Dover (Barkley Lake) area of the Cumberland. Myth busters maybe...or untold truth's. My grandfather spoke of trout in the Cumberland but not that far downstream.
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Old 07-19-2014, 05:58 PM
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Fantastic sites. Thanks for posting.
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Pretty cool. Thanks for posting.


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Old 07-19-2014, 06:58 PM
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You can search about anything in the search box. I looked up catfish and there was a 100 lber next to a guy caught in the cumby. Its not limited to fishing though.
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http://tnsos.org/tsla/imagesearch/index.php?find=caney

Page 3 has some cool shots of the Dam in construction.

Roll this one around in the old think tank... http://tnsos.org/tsla/imagesearch/index.php?find=trout Page 1 image 1

A group of guys showing off their catch of trout on the Cumberland dated 1920's in Stewart County... that be Dover (Barkley Lake) area of the Cumberland. Myth busters maybe...or untold truth's. My grandfather spoke of trout in the Cumberland but not that far downstream.
I would like to know the whole story on that one also. Can't tell really what kind of fish they are from photo but if those are trout they are some nice ones. I just can't imagine the water that far down stream would be that cold....but who knows. Thanks for posting the link....neat stuff.

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You can search about anything in the search box. I looked up catfish and there was a 100 lber next to a guy caught in the cumby. Its not limited to fishing though.
You are soooo right. I typed in "dummy" and there was a picture of Merv.
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You are soooo right. I typed in "dummy" and there was a picture of Merv.

You BASTARD!
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Looks like you also know how to Google.
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The photos of them dynamiting the illegal fish traps on the Caney were awesome.

It looks like the bad guys made a funnel with rocks and then put a trap at the downstream side of the funnel.
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