is it true that big fish sometimes hold and hunt near where a body of water in this case a small river dumps into a big river would this be a good possible spot for bigger fish?

Totally true. When two rivers meet there's an increased amount of forage concentrated together for the fish. It's not just rivers but other tributaries like creaks and streams.

Here in the twin cities it's a popular place to fish where the Mississippi river and the Minnesota river meet.

Thank you sir i stumbled upona dirt road today near a river i fish and have been dying to find a way to get to the end of the river cuz i can see it from my usual spot way down in the distance well long storie short i found where the clarks river in Ky meets the Tennessee river i saw three big bass and a cat come up for air in about a 5 minute span im now dying to get to this spot with poles and bait inhand ill get to tomorrow if i do good ll post on here and my catfish group

http://www.fishingclub.com/communit...ls/asg/285 anyone that loves the yank of a catfish join please

It'll be good fishing for sure, the only downside is that if you're just trying to target just one species, you're likely catch a bit of everything swimming round there.

oh that is more than fine with me if it bites n fights i love it i just love the fight a cat puts up heck thats what fishing is all about the fight where u from there

No matter what species I fish for, I always anticipate catching something else. It makes fishing more interesting.

I agree weather its bass to gator gar if it fights i want it on my hook i dont care the spieces but would rather go for a catfish yank