Thread: 7/29/2025 TWO DAYS IN A ROW ON THE TFUNKY RIVER

Good job. Hot work but glad you’re back in business and remembered the net.

bad gas can sure foul up a trip , had that happen to me back when , them are some nice blues bro ....look highly edible to me

Now you get why I got you fuel filters for an emergency. After surveying the engines we own I realized the little fuel filters under the Cowl are way too small if ever a shot of Bad Gas came into play or water in the gas for that matter.

Mama's fish is bigger BTW you gotta tighten Up.

btw , did you say you used them there "green nightcrawlers" ?
absolutely NOTHING eats them in these parts , not even the bluegill .....

Originally Posted by Ketchn

btw , did you say you used them there "green nightcrawlers" ?
absolutely NOTHING eats them in these parts , not even the bluegill .....

I was under the impression he was referring to the "green worms" found in slightly sandy riverbank soil. I use to dig'em up and fish with them on the KY River, back in my teens, but mostly caught Drum on them.

On the bad gas, there is a product by Starbrite called Enzyme Fuel Treatment. It does a great job of renewing gas and ethanol problems. I learned about it running a small engine shop one time. It does not take much of it. I know people who use it in there weed eaters and do not have problems with ethanol.
We went below Nickajack yesterday on the TN River and only caught one decent channel. No blues at all. The water temp was 87 degrees below the dam with it generating. Nice catch on the cats.

He may be talking about catabwa worms.

"Green Worms" are Red Wigglers, Night Crawlers, even regular Earth Worms that have been feed the green dye that colors them Chartreuse. This is the Dye used.

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