rsimms artical Grabbling 101made the cover

[Liveliner]

Thanks Richard for that fun filled and interesting artical authored by you that came out in the May/June Tennessee Wildlife Magazine. I recommend that you guys read this one. I am still not gonna Grabble for Catfish but I would love to watch.

 

[DoubleB]

I'm with you live liner! I prefer the saftey of the Rod and reel..

 

[rsimms]

Thanks David... I'm real proud of that cover photo. No doubt it will get entered into some writer photo competitions. Thanks for noticing.

 

[deadeye531]

Very nice article in deed. Richard are there any good places around here to grabble? Been wanting to try for a while but have no idea where to go. Also I will let you know when I trap a new hawk this year since my male died. Landon

 

[STEIN]

I'm with you Liveliner. I've grown sort of attached to my fingers, you know, having had them all these years. I just dont feel the need to go sticken them into some creatures home. Congrats rsimms, I will be checking that mag out.emoToast

 

[rsimms]

deadeye531 - 5/2/2007 6:18 PM

Very nice article in deed. Richard are there any good places around here to grabble? Been wanting to try for a while but have no idea where to go. Also I will let you know when I trap a new hawk this year since my male died. Landon

The folks I go with grabble almost exclusively on Watts Bar. However I assure you that anywhere there are catfish, there are places to grabble them. It's just a matter of jumping in the water and seeking out those underwater caves and holes they use. Heath J on CFF I think grabbles at Parksville. Of course it is not cool to give away "specific" locales. Finding good grabbling holes requires even more "sweat equity" than finding good fishing holes.