Grand Slam on the Tennessee River. Catching All 3 Species of Catfish from the Bank

On today's Episode of Fishing for Catfish from the Bank, I travel to Fort Loudoun Lake in search of the Grand slam on the Tennessee River. Cut bait was king today. I was able to land Tons of fish from the Bank. Hope y'all enjoy this week's installment of ETW. Blue Catfish, Channel Catfish and Flathead Catfish.
If you're needing bait, Holler at mark / @katfish_mark

[@dbcooper692]

I sure hope someone, somewhere, who is very poor and can't afford to feed their family will learn from your A+ videos and somehow, some way always put food on the table. I know you totally support catch and release and so do I but hunger is a growing problem in our country!! God Bless!!!!!!!!!!!

[@EastTennesseeWhiskers]

@@dbcooper692 I couldn't agree more. I catch crappie and walleye to eat so I'm not 100% catch and release.

[@dbcooper692]

@@EastTennesseeWhiskers I have fished up in Minnesota all my life because my family is all from there even though I was born and raised and still live in California I love Walleye but Northern pike are also a great tasting fish. Crappie were always my mother's favorite and I like them as well. I also love Sunfish. I have fish in the ocean from southern Mexico to the waters around Los Angeles and have great memories. I live in the mountains now on the western slopes of the Sierra Nevada Mountains!!

[@EastTennesseeWhiskers]

@@dbcooper692 That is awesome brother. You have definitely seen some beautiful country. It is on my bucket list to make a trip up north and do some ice fishing for winter walleye and yellow perch. I might be doing a beach trip in September for some inshore videos if everything plays out right. I'm wanting to do some catch and cooks from the saltwater.

[@stevenfreeman7082]

Awesome video, will definitely watch all your new ones you come out with and big thanks for listening to your subscribers and putting out content that is asked of you, keep up the great work your doing

[@EastTennesseeWhiskers]

@@stevenfreeman7082 I appreciate the kind words brother. I hope you enjoy the next one. I'm filming one right now.

[@stevenfreeman7082]

@@EastTennesseeWhiskers I seen you was making a video and look forward to watching it when you post it, tight lines brother

[@byhisgracefishing]

Nice video my friend, havent watched it all because of being at work but will finish tonight with the kids. God bless

[@EastTennesseeWhiskers]

Thank you bud.

[@dbcooper692]

You folks down there in the South especially Tennesee have the best fishing in the country and the biggest fish, you should always appreciate what you are truly blessed with!! With the price of putting food on the table, fresh fish not farmed raise must be out of this world. I love eating Catfish but if I am out of fish I catch Catfish farm-raised here in California, which is $ 12.99 a lb and it doesn't matter what store I go to!! Thanks for your outstanding instructional videos!!!

[@EastTennesseeWhiskers]

@@dbcooper692 Definitely blessed to live around here. I appreciate you watching and enjoying my videos!!

[@ShiningLightFishing]

Keep up the good work 👍

[@EastTennesseeWhiskers]

absolutely!!

[@WestleyBridgeman]

I had one swallow a circle hook a couple days ago 1st time in a long time for that. Keepa fishing good times

[@EastTennesseeWhiskers]

It happens from time to time.

[@KE458S]

I'd like to see yall catch some big ones from the bank on cherokee lake somewhere near the dam.

[@EastTennesseeWhiskers]

@@KE458S definitely have to give it a shot.

[@deweyabbott5310]

where is this spot me an a friend have been trying every where in close to middle tn to catch some catfish

[@EastTennesseeWhiskers]

@@deweyabbott5310 ft Loudoun lake

[@jasonstollings8422]

I don't know how you missed that one pulled clicker for two miles..plyers

[@EastTennesseeWhiskers]

@@jasonstollings8422 😂 it happens unfortunately.

[@scott9172]

you a catfishing fool..... nice work

[@EastTennesseeWhiskers]

@@scott9172 appreciate it.

[@davidlivesay4240]

I didn’t see any mud cats, yellow belly’s whatever

[@EastTennesseeWhiskers]

Are you talking about a bullhead?

[@davidlivesay4240]

@@EastTennesseeWhiskers it’s all the same thing, just called different names in different states. They’re the really small cats. Then there’s the white catfish as well. lol