Big Spring White Bass and Camp Cooking | A Tennessee Fishing Adventure

We finally catch ourselves a big spring white bass, cook some good food over the fire, and practice our primitive flint and steel fire-making. It has been tough fishing the past few months, between low temperatures and high water from rains, we have not been able to get out on the water much. We are very thankful for this 70-degree weather and the fun times that come along with it!

[@DiMeNsloNs1]

Very nice White Bass.

[@curlytailfishing]

Love the video. Looks like y’all had a great time. Follow the birds!

[@wereprobablyoutside4435]

Glad you liked it! It's always a great time out there. I don't recall there being a lot of birds out last spring and summer, but whenever I see them that's surely where we will be

[@jimmylowe1233]

Goodlooking leather work.

[@wereprobablyoutside4435]

Thanks! I'll be doing more, I really enjoy it

[@DiMeNsloNs1]

We just went out on the lake two days in a row fishing for Crappie on Priest and they are just now starting to move into shallow water. After this cold front moves through, the week from the 14th to the 18th more and more Males will move up into shallow water getting the females ready for spawn. Still a week or two out. Water Temps need to get near 63 - 64 for a good spawn.

[@wereprobablyoutside4435]

Thanks, good to know. I plan on going out tomorrow but I dont anticipate anything being shallow due to this front. Seems like we always catch crappie when we arent trying. I need to spend some time really learning them