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Eric Church spills Eli Manning’s embarrassing fishing secret while out on the water with Randy Moss

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Country singer Eric Church joked that former New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning was reluctant to hold the bass he caught during a fishing trip, leaving Church to handle the fish for photographs. The story was shared while Church hosted Hall of Fame receiver Randy Moss at his fishing property near Nashville for Moss’s YouTube series, “Chasing 10”.

Church’s 1,600-acre property has several lakes stocked with largemouth bass, and he said he has caught four weighing at least 10 pounds there, including an 11.2-pound personal best. During the outing, Church caught a 6.7-pound bass and the pair landed more fish, though not the hoped-for double-digit one; Moss had previously caught a 10-pound bass on the series, which supports the Children’s Cancer Research Fund.

  • Church says Manning needed help holding his caught bass.
  • The story emerged during Moss’s fishing trip near Nashville.
  • The series supports the Children’s Cancer Research Fund.

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Eli Manning was a quarterback for the New York Giants, an American football team, and Randy Moss was a wide receiver who later entered the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Eric Church is a country singer with a fishing property near Nashville, where he keeps lakes stocked with largemouth bass, a popular freshwater sport fish.

Fishing trips often include photographs of anglers holding their catch, and some people prefer not to handle fish. Moss’s YouTube series Chasing 10 follows fishing trips in pursuit of a ten-pound bass and supports the Children’s Cancer Research Fund.

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