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I fish every weekend, usually Percy Priest. I live about 45 minutes from Dickson - the channel name is in reference to my last name, Dickson.

@Dickson Outdoors I thought about that when I asked but wasn't sure. They been chewing lately on priest for sure

@@projectfishinchannel33 Yes sir, we hammered them saturday. Caught hybrids white bass crappie and largemouth all day

@Dickson Outdoors let my know if you would be interested fishing together at some point trying to get youtubers together planning to do a creators tournament in the future

@@projectfishinchannel33 I'd be interested. Need some new fishing buddies haha not everyone wants to wake up early and put in the work

This is in Lebanon TN

Water temps were in the mid 40s

I caught my best fish on the Piney using a soft plastic hellgramite rigged on a light weight ned rig. Natural presentation and its what they're used to eating! Good luck!

Thank you!

Happens to the best of us! Get em next time haha

@@dicksonoutdoors2984 next time it'll be 20lb fluorocarbon , a rig of shad swimbait, and a fn net! LoL

@@lowlifeangler haha thats right! Get the net!

The Piney River is surrounded by private property - the only place to park or camp and get wading access is a place called Pinewood Canoe & Camp. You can pay to park for the day or camp, and you can wade the river and its tributary creeks all day/night long. The river is filled with Smallmouth and Rock Bass (some easily over the state trophy size of 10"). Some of the tributaries that feed the river are also stocked with Rainbow Trout during the winter months and some make their way into the Piney River. It is a spring fed river so the water temps stay nice and cool all year long. Good luck!

If you're on the bank, try around the Hobson Pike bridge - cast out into the channel, they will hold at about 15-25 feet deep near drop offs or humps. Go to navionics.com and look at the chart viewer to find those drop offs and humps that you can reach from the bank. If from a boat, look near channel drop offs and channel bends, humps or depressions on flats.

I hope to visit New Zealand one day! Beautiful! Thanks for watching, much appreciated

@@dicksonoutdoors2984 We will be hare to welcome you and take you for a fishing trip, meanwhile you can check a few of our Trout fishing videos and let us know what you think, best regards,, Tony.

@@waikarimoana you got it! Thanks again!

I've definitely found and caught fish that I wouldn't have known were there without the livescope. That being said, I also tend to spend too much time looking down at the screen instead of watching and studying the water and conditions to find fish off instinct. Its a cool tool to have, and I'd say its worth it.

Strike King 5XD - dives 15 ft

It was definitely a good day! Thanks for watching

Good luck out there! If fishing shallow throw something black/blue, if you're fishing a bit deeper go shad pattern or chartreuse!

It's been a rough year for me too, just recently started finding good schools of fish!

Not Rutherford creek. Small creek off the Duck river near Columbia

Garmin Echomap Ultra 126sv

Thank you! Yea if you spot-lock with your trolling motor to target brush piles, standing timber or just a stationary school of fish the separate pole is the way to go. Thats a good idea - I will work on making a quick video showing the pole and hardware used to make it.

Sounds good! What area do you normally fish?

@@dicksonoutdoors2984 The 615 of course. Seriously though, mostly within a 2 hour drive of Nashville not including vacations.

@@TheNashvilleJason I take my boat out to Percy Priest and the Cumberland River pretty often. Let me know if you ever want to tag along!

We're tearing them up out here in TN!

Yeah bank fishing can be tough for sure. There's good fish out there, just have to be able to get to them

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it

Thats the bridge below the dam at Tims Ford.

Nice! There's some good fish in that lake. Thanks for watching

Thanks I sure appreciate it

You got it! Thanks for watching!

Throw top water early - spook, whopper plopper and weightless fluke in shad colors. Once they stop busting top water throw squarebill cranks, an underspin or jerk bait at rocky banks 3-5 ft of water - look for shade lines and pull your bait in front of the shade. From noon - 5 they'll be out deep on deep points and main river channel ledges. Deep cranks or drop shot should get it done. Evening they'll come back up shallow and hit top water and shallow cranks. Good luck!

Awesome video, will be going out tomorrow, any are you would recommend to stick around in a kayak?

@@MyChapion Hurricane Creek boat ramp is a good spot for a kayak. No wake, so pleasure boaters wont ruin your day plus good fishing back there around the boat slips and the shallow water in the back of the creek

Thanks! This area is close to the Long Hunter boat ramp. Fish the rocks in about 2-5 feet of water in the evening - crankbaits and chatterbaits!

Thanks man, I appreciate it! This is just a tiny creek I found about 1 hour south of Nashville in Maury County. Look near the duck river!

Yeah that was a heavy fish, fought hard! PP holds some good fish for how much fishing pressure it gets daily

I fish the Stones River coming into Percy Priest often! Lots of good fish there just gotta find them!

Thanks! Yeah I've noticed the same. Getting harder to find the big bass now that it's warming up. The fish are moving deeper so time to start concentrating on ledges and the deeper end of points. Never been very good at finding them deep, so I guess its time to practice!

Thank you!

The Piney is a great place to wade and catch some fish! Hope you have a good time!

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Thank you I appreciate it! I'm working at it, more videos coming soon!