Unlike the lumbering blobfish and too-friendly dogfish, the catfish has always been a difficult catch due to its lightning-fast reflexes and ability to see ghosts. Savor an elusively delicious meal with today’s tasty Groupon: for $10, you get $20 worth of southern cooking at Uncle Bud’s Catfish Shack in Nolensville.

Whipping up delectable eats from its rustically decorated, trinket-stuffed confines since 1980, Uncle Bud’s placates voracious hungers with a menu of Deep South delights, each served with a heaping side of southern hospitality and an even heaping-er smorgasbord of mouthwatering sides such as white beans, fries, coleslaw, pickles ‘n’ onions, and a choice of hushpuppies or garlic bread. Try a two-fillet ($9) or three-fillet ($11) plate of catfish that’s been grain-fed and pond-raised—just like delicious free-range Aquamen—before washing it down to the bottom of the stomach sea with Uncle Bud’s famous sweet tea by the gallon ($4). Otherwise, inhale your daily recommended dosage of bivalve with the fried oysters ($14), storm-proof your innards with Looziana hurricane tenders in a special Cajun sauce ($9), or enjoy a po’ boy sandwich such as the Calabash shrimp (12” $11, 6” $7) the way it was meant to be enjoyed—while riding horseback atop a whale on the high seas. When you are finished, signal an end to the meal by politely burying your head inside one of Uncle Bud’s famous fried pies ($2).

Doused in a palate-percolating mélange of spices and served with simple sides, southern fare has recently enjoyed a revival on par with the fishsicle and seal-fat soufflé dishes prepared by the trendiest North Pole chefs. See what all the fuss is about at Uncle Bud’s Catfish Shack with today’s flavor-boosting Groupon.