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David Guild of Indianapolis, IN with a nice Smallmouth caught while fishing on Dale Hollow Lake Dale Hollow fishing guide Jeremy Colvin....visit Jeremy's website
 
Jordan Powell of Hendersonville, Tn with a couple of nice Smallmouth while fishing with local guide Jeremy Colvin. Visit Jeremy @ www.jeremycolvinfishing.com to schedule your next trip!....more pics
 
Will Kaylor's First Buck!....more pics
 
Tammy Candella, spring of 09 in Hickman County with her first Turkey. The tom sported a 10 inch beard....more pics
 
Jim Candella, in Williamson County during bow season of '09 with an 11 pt. buck at 200 lbs....more pics

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Caney Fork Trout

GET OUT THE SLIDE RULE after Feb. 28th 2010 on the Caney!

The TWRA has approved the following: Rainbow and Brook Trout-14-20 inches PLR (Protected Length Range) with 1 fish of each species over 20 inches Brown Trout-24 inches Minimum Length Limit (MLL) with 1 fish over, (changed from 18-inches MLL with two over) *Also, on the Caney Fork, the daily creel limit has been changed from seven to five Trout per day, per person.

The Caney Fork River will now become a "Trophy River". As of March 1st 2010, an angler will not only have to juggle his fishing equipment while wading for Trout, but also a tape measure. That should make for a relaxing day. Of course you will also experience the remorse of having to float off dead Trout in the 14-20" length range because they did not survive the fight!....more new regs

 
 
Internet Check-In

TWRA is trying to accommodate hunters who may have difficulty finding an open check station by now allowing those hunters to check their harvested animals in over the internet. The new system can be accessed by visiting www.twracheckin.com

 
 
Dove Season
Tennessee’s 2009 Dove season will again be divided into three segments: Sept. 1 through Sept. 26; Oct. 10 through Oct. 25; and Dec. 19 through Jan. 15. Hunting times, other than the noon start on opening day, are one-half hour before sunrise until sunset for all other days....more info