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Always on the Water Guide Service wants you to join them this year, for a fishing trip of a lifetime. We offer a variety of different types of fishing, on the East Tennessee Lakes of Melton Hill, Fort Loudoun, and Watts Bar. Our fishing trips are tailored for all skill levels of anglers. Beginning Fishermen will learn the ropes of how and where to catch trophy fish, and skilled anglers will find challenging waters to fish in and catch lots of big fish.
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Our Guarantee
Our Guarantee to you is we will do everything we can to catch fish. We will teach you how to catch the fish and where to catch the fish. However, sometimes the fish just don't bite. If you book an all day trip and we just can't catch anything, We will take you and your party out again for 50% off another trip.
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The Crazy Night
By: Scott Heptinstall on Monday February 18, 2008
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After a long day of fishing on Melton Hill we got back home and relaxed for a bit. We realized there was a huge front coming that night, so we decided to take a night fishing trip in February. We launched the boat at Edgemore Road, and went to the marina and caught a little bass and decided to leave and go catfishing. We started off on the main channel at the mouth of Beaver Creek. We didn't really catch much, we had a few bites, but thats about it. We decided to wait for David to wake up as he enjoyed his hour and a half nap, and catch some more shad in the morning to do some more smallmouth fishing. Once day break the sun came up and we were able to catch a bunch of shad. We went to a few of the same places as the day before and caught some better fish. David hooked into a really nice smallie and a largemouth on the same bank. The smallmouth was 19in and weighed about 3.85lbs. The largemouth was 17in and weighed about 3lbs. Overall it was a decent 2 days of fishing, we caught about 6 keepers, 2 of which were smallmouth over 18in. All together we caught about 20 fish.
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Decent day on Melton Hill Lake
By: David Heptinstall on Monday February 18, 2008
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Saturday morning we launched the boat at Carbide Park on Melton Hill Lake. We decided to throw the casting net and catch us a few shad. We found most of our shad at the mouth of Beaver Creek. Once we caught some shad we did a little smallmouth fishing in Beaver Creek, nothing was really hitting, so we went down the lake a little ways to one of my honey holes. Scott hooked into a really nice Smallie on a bluff and it was boated. The Fish measured 18 1/4in and weighed about 3 lbs. A few moments later I had picked up a spinner bait and threw it in a tree on the bluff and caught a 16in Largemouth. Throughout the day, we caught numerous fish in the 12-15in range. Most fish were caught by free lining shad on main channel bluffs in 5-20 foot of water. Water Temp was in the low 50's.
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New Video Tutorials Coming Soon....
By: David Heptinstall on Monday February 18, 2008
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Just to let everybody know we are still working on the video tutorials, we have a few done already and should be on the site here in the next couple days. If any of you have any suggestions or comments about a specific tutorial head over to our contact us page and let us know.
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