If you didn't already know, Carrie Underwood is quite the fisherwoman

The eight-time Grammy winner demonstrated her angling skills during a lake boat trip last summer, posing with some bass for pictures.

Snapping selfies on the boat as she held up the fish to the camera, the 39-year-old looked like a total catch in a patterned two-piece swimsuit that flaunted her fit figure. Likely one of her own designs, it had a sports-bra style top and low-rise bottoms showing off her flat tummy.

Carrie Underwood added pizzazz with chic round sunglasses sporting bi-colored frames that matched her swimwear. She wore her hair down and smiled big in the photos, which showed beautiful lake views in the background.

It's hardly surprising that Underwood advocates for recreational fishing and released the bass back to the water instead of tossing them on the dinner plate. The singer is a long-time vegan and has given up eating meat since she was a teenager.

Speaking recently about what she eats before a show, the 2005 American Idol winner said: “Lunches are maybe some ‘tu-no,’ not tuna because I don’t eat meat."

Having grown up on a cattle farm, it was her love for the family's livestock that inspired Underwood to become a vegetarian at an early age. In her 2020-released book, Find Your Path, the mother-of-two recounts how she stopped eating beef after realizing as a teen that meat came from the cows on their property.

“I was self-sufficient by 13, and when my mother served beef, I always made something else for myself, like chicken and rice or Boca burgers,” the Oklahoma native wrote. “I’ve never gone back to eating beef, and I never will.”

Underwood's love for cattle has continued well into adulthood, with the country star getting a very unconventional Christmas present from her husband, Mike Fisher. The NHL player, 42, gifted his wife a pair of cows in 2020, which their older son named Brownie and Oreo.

"Mike got me cows, which is what I wanted," Carrie said in an interview with Entertainment Tonight Canada. "I love cows, they're my favorite animal, I love them, they make me happy."

The family, who live on a farm in Nashville, also own a couple of horses, three dogs, and multiple chickens. Aside from Isaiah, Underwood and Fisher are parents to two boys, Isaiah, 7, and Jacob, 3.

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