Fishing Report Oct 26

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 A Little About My Fishing Adventures:
I'm a bank fisherman. I don't own a boat, and I don't need one to enjoy a little time on the water. My primary interest is catching bream and other sunfish, not chasing trophy bass. I use relatively simple, inexpensive tackle. Nothing fancy, and certainly nothing that requires a second mortgage. Most of my fishing takes place at accessible public locations around Tennessee - mostly Middle Tennessee. These posts aren't intended to be expert fishing advice. They're simply firsthand reports of where I fished, what I used, what I caught, and what I learned along the way. Some days I'll catch fish. Some days I won't. Either way, I'll tell you what happened.


My Fishing Gear: 
I keep things simple and inexpensive. 
- Rod: B'n'M 410 Spinning Rod ($10.99 - Academy)
- Reel: Shimano 1000 ($34.99 - Academy)
- Line: Berkley Trilene, 4-pound test ($9.99 - Academy)
- Jigheads: 1/32 ounce ($2.99 - WalMart)
- Bobber: Comal Red & White Pear Spring Stick Fishing Bobbers 3-Pack ($1.78 - Wal Mart)
- Bait: Berkley Gulp! Minnows and Gulp! Worms ($6.49 - Wal Mart)

Total: $67.23 + tax. 




This from parts around Harrison Bay State Park in Chattanooga. 




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