You get a line, I’ll get a pole
Published 7:57 am Tuesday, June 11, 2019
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Cacie Bare poses with one of her catches of the day.
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Left to right...Peython Ramey, Coy Lane, Kenzie Ramey and MJ Ramey pose with their haul at the kids catfish tournament.
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Proud Grandpa, Ted Canter, with his grandson Peyton Proffitt at the kids catfish tournament held at the Workforce Development pond.
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Christian Ebberts takes her boys Camden and Easton to the prize table at the 10th annual kids catfish contest.
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The crowd anxiously awaits the results at the 10th annual kids catfish tournament hosted by the Carter Co. Workforce Development.
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Wyatt McNeil reaches for his prize at the kids catfish tournament.
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Brodan Pierce recieves his medal at the 10th annaul kids catfish tournament at the Carter Co. Workforce Develpment pond.
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The winners at the 10th annual kids catfish tournament in Elizabethton. Sponsored by the Carter Co. Workforce Development.
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Colton Keller (left), winner of the 5 and under most fish and Wyatt McNeil (right), winner of the 5 and under largest fish.
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Brodan Pierce (left), winner of the 6-9 most fish and Kenzie Harrison (right), winner of the age 6-9 largest fish.
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Bryson Pierce (left), winner of age 10-12 most fish and Macie Lane (right), winner of age 10-12 largest fish.
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Eli Murray (right) and his Dad pose with his catch at the kids catfish tournament in Elizabethton.
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Kiana Hartley and her Dad, Eric, patiently wait for a bite at the 10th annual kids catfish tournement.
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The catfish weren't the only ones looking for a bite at the 10th annual kids catfish tournament.
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"It's all in the wrist"
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Baiting a hook is hard work!
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Bucky Forbes (right) holds up a catfish caught by Gage Crosby (left).
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Dad, Wesley Forbes, looks on as son, Bucky, tries to get a hook out of a catfish.
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It was a busy day for tournament judge Patty Taylor as she looks over her clipboard at the 10th annual kids catfish tournament.
