Favorite fish to catch??

[Aunt Betty]

Long John Silvers...no hooks or stinky bait.
Their boat always starts.

 

[ripline]

perch or crappie

 

[Birdcrazy]

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1. Spring Chinook. 2. Fall Chinook (buoy 10) (Columbia River). 3. Coho (Columbia River) and Ocean. View attachment 325638 View attachment 325640

Nice boat..

 

[A.Mason]

Sea Robins seem like the only hing I ever get so lets go with them. I like how they sort of walk on the sea floor anyway

 

[NJ219bands]

Sea Robins seem like the only hing I ever get so lets go with them. I like how they sort of walk on the sea floor anyway

I tag them in NJ.

 

[Missy Skeeter]

Silver salmon on a fly. I like to watch them jump.

 

[NJ219bands]

Piranhas. Caught two in the Delaware River.

 

[yeehaw]

Anything from the ocean.

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Coming from the Midwest, I just couldn't comprehend the difference between freshwater & saltwater fishing until I got to experience it. Whether it was sharks, redfish, red snapper, or king mackeral in the gulf, tuna and Mahi out east, or kings, coho, & steelhead in AK, I was amazed. The idea that a steelhead is basically a rainbow trout that goes out into the ocean and mutates into a pizzed off eating machine blew my mind. It almost ruined fishing back home.

The only exception for me is halibut. I could accomplish the same thing hooking up to a car door in the MS River, only I wouldn't have to bring the dang thing up from 300'. Fished 2 days for halibut, the 2nd day just because the big water was too rough to make a salmon run. Don't think I have the urge to ever go again. Too much like work!

 

[Fogie]

Stripers, no limit under 20" and 20 over 20"
They get huuuuge, here.

 

[creedsduckman]

Coming from the Midwest, I just couldn't comprehend the difference between freshwater & saltwater fishing until I got to experience it. Whether it was sharks, redfish, red snapper, or king mackeral in the gulf, tuna and Mahi out east, or kings, coho, & steelhead in AK, I was amazed. The idea that a steelhead is basically a rainbow trout that goes out into the ocean and mutates into a pizzed off eating machine blew my mind. It almost ruined fishing back home.

The only exception for me is halibut. I could accomplish the same thing hooking up to a car door in the MS River, only I wouldn't have to bring the dang thing up from 300'. Fished 2 days for halibut, the 2nd day just because the big water was too rough to make a salmon run. Don't think I have the urge to ever go again. Too much like work!
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Yeah but those big ugly suckers sure are good to eat!