Holston Smallies

We have been having a great week with clients. We have had a topwater popper bite all day. We start in the middle of the river in the morning to fish chasing minnows. We move to the shade as the sun gets high in the sky and then move back to the middle of the river as the sun starts getting lower in the sky.

Here are a few from the last float:

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Thanks for the post and the picks...Them river smallies might not be as big as the ones on other lakes, but they fight and pull as hard or harder and are alot of fun to catch.

Randy ---- hey, that looks like the same fish --- NOT, just kidding.... nice photos on what looks like a beautiful day to be on the H2O ---- Is there ever a bad day to be on the water??? ---perhaps in thunderstorms, but all else sure beats the heck out of work...... must be hard to have to work on the water --guess somebody's got to do it ;-) .... thanks for the post with pictures -- like they say, a picture is worth a thousand words...... tight lines....