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Tim
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What species of fish do you fish for? Me, it's catfish and trout mostly, but if it swims I'll go for it.

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Drummer Dave
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Loooove the Fishing !.
I fish for Trout, Salmon, Stealhead, Dolly Varden. Cool Very Happy

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Daffy
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Trout, cod, salmon, mackerel

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TrooperMax
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Bass and Pike Cool

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Drummer Dave
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Heading out Sunday Dec 10 to Fish for Steel Head, Cool . Hopfully i land a nice 10 or 15 lb'er.
If so, i will take some pic's

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TrooperMax
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Man Dave I wish you the best, cant get fish that big in the lake I got to!

Though you do get lucky sometimes, one can always dream Cool

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Doug
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Where i live, i fish for tires, shoping carts sometimes benches Laughing well i dont often fish, sometimes ill go out and catch what ever bites lol.
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TrooperMax
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Just dont do it in the Ottawa river, you'll catch some sort of mutated Fish-Leopard Cool Cool

Just kidding, but seriously the Ottawa River is super dirty eh

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Doug
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TrooperMax wrote:
Just dont do it in the Ottawa river, you'll catch some sort of mutated Fish-Leopard Cool Cool

Just kidding, but seriously the Ottawa River is super dirty eh


yep, well there are some parts, more less bays off of the ottawa river that have some serious fishing oppertunities. The mighy south nation river, is no cleaner thougth lol.
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CedroneS
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Mostly trout!

When the kids are with me - Bluegill! They have saved EVERY fishing trip I have been on! The kids don't care what kind of fish they are, just as long as they catch something!!! Wink

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TrooperMax
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Haha thats great to hear, fishing is a great way not only to relax but get together with the family.

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Daffy
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lol it's true, fishing is a great way to kill an afternoon. I actually prefer to fish alone thoe. That way noone can say when it's time to go home, and noone to turn it into a competition. Just me, the river/lake, and whatever animals come neer.

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redbudacres
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Wow....okay.
When I fish in the Cimarron River (it's about 2 miles from my house), we always camp out cause we trotline. I love hearing a huge blue slap the water at 3am!!! I also fish with a rod and reel, but by far our largest catches are on the trotline. We catch Blue Cats, Channel Cats, and some Flatheads, and of course the ever present Alligator Gar. Those things are scary at 3am! LOL
This is NOT a very flattering pic.......but hey, I'd been up all night running around chest deep in a rolling river. The fish is small, but sure was tasty!


My son usually fishes for Perch (panfish), we have several different kinds. Sun Perch, Blue Gills, etc. Also, we occasionally catch some Crappie! Oh......those things are tasty! I actually prefer Crappie over Trout. We have Trout in some of our Rivers here, but I've never "fished" for Trout. Oh, on Mem. Day we fished all day in the pouring rain, but we were catching some good ones and just didn't want to stop. My son caught a Bass on his Perch rig (worm/bobber). I've also snagged a Catfish on a topwater lure!


And my favorite......Largemouth Bass. I love to Bass fish.


So........pretty much Bass, Perch, and Catfish.

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turd
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Great fishin pics redbudacres Very Happy
We fish for Northern pike and Walleye Very Happy


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flashlightfreak9
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Largemouth and spotted bass. Very Happy

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TrooperMax
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Whatever I can catch I suppose Cool

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Survivor Kid 909
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TrooperMax wrote:
Whatever I can catch I suppose Cool
Im with ya there Mac Very Happy

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Dobry
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Gotta agree with TrooperMax and Survivor Kid. Wink

Actually trout , crappie (love 'em), bass, and cats.
I very much miss fishing for halibut, and silver salmon in Kodiak with dad. Sad

I usually divide up my time between fly-fishing catch-and-release), and "meat-fishing" for food with one of my spinning outfits.

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Brian
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whatever bites the line and holds on Very Happy

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theking648
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Rainbow trout, Brook trout, cutthroat, Tree Bass...... Mostly just tree bass. Laughing

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