Carrie Underwood and husband Mike Fisher enjoyed a couples' retreat this weekend with a fly-fishing trip.
The former Nashville Predators hockey player shared a photo on Instagram of the couple out on the water with their catches of the day.
A split-shot photo shows Underwood proudly displaying a fish much larger fish than Fisher's -- and apparently, it's not the first time the powerhouse singer has outdone her husband.
MORE: Carrie Underwood celebrates 10-year marriage to Mike Fisher with adorably 'awkward' throwback pics"This past weekend we were able to get away for some good quality time! One thing we love to do together is fly fish but the thing I don’t like about it is she catches bigger fish," Fisher wrote alongside the photos.
Additionally, Underwood dropped the news today that her husband will be joining her fitness app, Fit52, as a new trainer and will have his own path, called Mike's Path.
The singer says that Fisher has been doing workouts with her since she conceived the idea for the app, which launched in March.
MORE: Carrie Underwood is releasing her 1st Christmas album, 'My Gift,' this September"I was super excited and surprised at how much he loved doing the app with me, so here we go," Underwood said excitedly in a video posted for her 8.3 million Twitter followers.
There’s a new #fit52 trainer in town and you just might know him! 😉🏋️♂️ Follow @fit52 for more updates. https://t.co/kdxQnhFblQ pic.twitter.com/A4qkIkZxDc
— Carrie Underwood (@carrieunderwood) August 4, 2020
Underwood created Fit52 with her personal trainer, Eve Overland. The app offers a series of the singer's workouts and supports users on their individual wellness journeys.
