Explore More- Getting Real Local in the Tennessee River Valley.

Nov. 20, 2023

ABOUT THIS EPISODE

Why do Professional Anglers Love the Tennessee River System

We had a chance to attend media day at the 2023 Bassmasters Classic in Knoxville, TN.

Find out why professional anglers love the Tennessee River system for both competitive and for recreational fishing.

Listen to anglers, Gerald Swindle, Scott Canterbury, David Mullins, Brandon Card, Tristan McCormick, Jon Cox, Clifford Pirch, Cody Huff, Drew Cook, Greg Hackney and the winner of the 2023 Bassmaster Classic Jeff Gustafson talk about the river system and where the sweet spots are.

The Classic is an annual event inviting the the best bass anglers in the world to compete in head to head competition.

The Tennessee River Valley Stewardship Council, a 501 c3 nonprofit, serves as the steering committee and editorial board for the Geotourism MapGuide website. It is comprised of volunteers from a seven state region. The Council's efforts are made possible through the generous support of the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA).

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Gerald Swindle

Scott Canterbury

David Mullin

Brandon Card

Tristan McCormick

Jon Cox

Clifford Pirch

Cody Huff

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