Country star Terri Clark says her band thinks she needs therapy for her fishing addiction

The country music legend loves fishing so much that she's taken to practicing fishing knots on her tour bus.And apparently, her bandmates have some thoughts."My band is just like, 'You can get therapy for this.

There's a problem,'" Clark joked during an exclusive interview with OutKick OutDoors.CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE FROM OUTKICK OUTDOORSTerri Clark performs at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tenn., on Thursday, Aug.29, 2024.

(USA TODAY Network via Reuters Connect)She blames Instagram.Every time she opens the app, the algorithm feeds her another video promising to teach her the strongest fishing knot known to mankind.

Naturally, she has to try it.But if Clark's fishing obsession requires professional intervention, she's about to find herself in excellent company.On Sunday, the Grand Ole Opry member will participate in The Champions Celebrity Pro-Am on Old Hickory Lake near Nashville, where she'll share a boat with one of the world's top professional bass anglers.The Pro-Am follows a three-day championship that brings together 60 of the sport's best anglers competing for a $3.25 million purse.And Clark, who has spent years honing her skills on Lake Erie, can't wait to see how her own fishing knowledge stacks up."Everybody thinks I'm such a great fisherwoman," she said."I'm like, they have no idea the level that these guys operate at.

I mean, they're professionals.They make a living doing this."Watch Terri Clark's whole interview with OutKick OutDoors here:The difference, she explained, is that she has the luxury of knowing her home waters.

Professional anglers, on the other hand, have to figure out unfamiliar lakes, study underwater topography and adapt to whatever conditions they encounter."I'm going to be taking a master class in bass fishing, which will be super fun."Clark is particularly interested in learning more about fishing electronics.She owns a Humminbird MEGA Live 2 system but hasn't installed it on her boat because, as she put it, she does...