02-26-09, 06:55 PM | #1 |
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What Other Species?
OK, I know we love bass (LM, SM, spots, etc), but I also know everyone's gonna have another species that they love to fish for.
So lets here 'em! (stripers included, cause they're not real bass) I'd have to say, although I've only fished for them a few times, Steelhead are right up top on my list. Then Musky, gotta love them toothy critters. I enjoy a bit of catchfishing in my pond (6lb test, ultralight, slice of bread, topwater, 5-8lb catfish, it's fun). I also do the occassional bluegill fishing in the spring as well as perch through the ice. May try my hand at walleye fishing too this year. BB
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02-26-09, 06:58 PM | #2 |
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Pike , trout and pickerel about sum it up .
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bass of every make, rainbow trout, crappie, bream. that is IT.
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Love to catfish and when we want to really relax we'll get our UL out and go catch some perch and bluegill, that is a lot of fun.
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02-26-09, 07:32 PM | #5 |
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Halibut and squid
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02-26-09, 07:37 PM | #6 |
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I fish blue gills some times. Most of the time if I'm not bass fishing, I'll be salt water fishing for snook or blue fish!
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The most picturesque fishing I ever did was for Atlantic Salmon, although I was only successful in catching juveniles.
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Love to fish for crappie and walleye when im not bass fishing
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Hi Rogator, welcome to the forum , I see you live half hour west of brookville lake, I live half hour east of it, ya fish it much>?
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You name it I'll fish for it. Mostly catfish, crappie, and I love me some Flounder!!!
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I enjoy bream fishing with a flyrod.
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yea I try to fish it as much as I can love to go and catch walleye on it very good smallmouth lake too maybe i'll see you out there sometime have 2005 blue basstracker with a fish skeleton decal on windsheild
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for me cats crappie and flounder
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02-26-09, 11:43 PM | #14 |
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Halibut, Red Salmon (Sockeye), Kenai Rv. Rainbows (Alaskan style, not those worthless "stream" run kind, ), King Salmon (Chinook), crappie, bluegill, walleye, pike, perch, sucker/carp.
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No other species... not on purpose anyway.
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I will pretty much fish for anything but my all time favorite is now Fat alberts on the fly.
Next is topwater LGMouth.. Capt Mike
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ummm i love saltwater fishin.... my grandparents used to have a house in the outerbanks.... love surf fishin..... also love fishin for bream, sunfish, bluegill.... all the same thing in my book pretty much...... also love striper fishin...... not that we do it exclusively but sometimes if they are schooled up and we are prefishin we will throw 1/2 rattletraps and catch them all day.... the striper guys just get the big what the he11 look in thier faces when we catch them..... definately when they are having a tough day
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crappie, bluegill, cat, only been carp fishin once but it was fun and would go again.
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Once or twice a year we go to a river and fish a little ways from a dam where there is excellent fishing for carp, catfish and sheepshead. We usually catch quite a few carp in the 5-10 lb. range and they can really put up a fight, so it's a lot of fun.
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02-28-09, 12:01 AM | #20 |
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Yeah, sheephead (freshwater drum) do fight pretty good, but around here, they're pest fish. Same as white bass. They just get in your way when you perch and walleye fishing on Lake Erie.
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02-28-09, 12:09 AM | #21 |
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Yup, the sheep are just pests to us, too. The carp are the fighters and they're the ones we're after.
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If I'm not fishing for bass then I'll be fishing for pike or steelheads. A 20 pound steelhead can really tear things up!!!
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Altohugh I've never had the privelige to catch a 20lber, I've caught a one very close to ten. Man was that fun on a fly rod. BB
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i also have gone cat fishin twice
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03-01-09, 02:55 PM | #25 |
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Sight fishing for carp in fairly clear shallow water with a fly rod is the most fun I've ever had fishing. They are a blast. I've never fished the saltwater flats for bones or permit or reds but I've seen it on TV and sight fishing for carp looks the same and in my own backyard. I love it.
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