Keytona Lakes is in B'ham. One of my Corinth, Mississipi relatives T.S. Hudson caught the fish. I've heard the story of the fish years ago and never met him but think he is a cousin because my relatives on my Dad's side come from Corinth. A true, true story - I think...

Well, I just knew that we were about to start "big fishing tales" from among the group, but it fizzled. Have fishermen quit telling tales or have tale tellers quit fishing?

Got a good one? Tell it right here.

I was taught at an early age on how to fish without a pole or any bait.
I have kept this quiet for years, but here goes.
We would go to lake Martin and rent a boat with no motor just padles and a bed sheet with a long gain pole about 10 ft. long.Pops would padle out from the bank and would tell me to hold up the sheet and he would begin to hit the water with a whipping action and the fish would begin to jump into the boat and hit the sheet and fall in the boat. We would have a mess of crappie in about an hour. Happy Fishing

Jimmy,
Was that Sheet a "Hula Popper" a "Sputterbug" a "Brokeback Minnow" or a
"Purple Plastic Worm Bed Sheet"?

While lifting my cooler to my trunk a big boot came down on it. Before I could speak a voice said, "let's take a look in side." Just my pet rainbows, Sir. Well, I see 14 and the limit is 7. Didn't catch them. They are my pets as I told you. Pets, are they? I bring them down here once a week and let them swim for a while in the river, then I whistle and they jump back in and I take them home.
Will test you on this one so pour them back in the river. Now whistle. At what? Your pet fish. What fish I don't see any fish.

Heard this one in SS Class.