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SwitchMisty540
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Anyone like to fish almost as much as they like to ski???  I do!  Mostly bass fishing but I just recently got into trout fishing.  Going on my first King Salmon/Steelhead trip on Wednesday...wish me luck!  Oh, and feel free to upload pics of your best catches of the season.
Sep 30 2011 9:00PM
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SwitchMisty540
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Solid largemouth caught in NY...probably about 8-9lbs.  Sorry for the shitty pic, I had to take it by myself...gotta keep this honeyhole a secret ya know!!

Sep 30 2011 9:08PM
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chicken
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All I really caught this summer were little grayling. I had the chance to fish at Kluane Lake in the Yukon but got skunked. The worst part is my buddy caught a decent lake trout first cast using my rod when i went to the truck to warm up.
Sep 30 2011 9:39PM
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Inbred_Redneck
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30 lb flathead this summer, my buddy caught it, i landed it with my fist

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more catfish this summer, got some channels

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carp we shot, im in the middle

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channels we got during the march thaw

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5 pounder my buddy got the same day

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Sep 30 2011 10:25PM
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SwitchMisty540
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nice catfish dude!  where you fishin at?  you live line those suckers??  we caught a few bullhead this year live lining sawbellies for brown trout.  a buddy of mine actually foul hooked a big old fatty with a crank bait in the river...i'll see if i can find a pic.
Oct 1 2011 11:24AM
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charmander
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i like to fish a bit, we mostly go after pike
Oct 1 2011 11:54AM
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Inbred_Redneck
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We fish the Coralville res in Iowa. All bait is usually either sunfish, shad guts, or worms.
Oct 1 2011 1:22PM
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SwitchMisty540
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good stuff man...you fly fish at all? 

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Oct 1 2011 4:56PM
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orangecrush23
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A 126 pound halibit in seward alaska. Sorry the pics are on another computer and im at college. It was so hard to pull in when i was sick sick. Had enough fish to last the year.

Oct 1 2011 5:08PM
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Inbred_Redneck
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nope no flyfishing for this guy. Never really interested in it, and most flyfishers i know are just hardcore pricks that frown upon any other form of fishing. I do use flies on a 12-14 ft cane pole when the bluegill and crappie get finicky. Gets em every time.
Oct 2 2011 6:19PM
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SwitchMisty540
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i know what you mean...definitely more of a yuppie crowd.  and the gear is soo fucking expensive.  i tried it this year for the first time and had a lot of fun though...i'm thinkin about pickin up a fly rod this winter to use for trout in the spring. 
Oct 3 2011 7:50AM
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SwitchMisty540
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picked this porker up on the first day of bass season...i think he was around 22" which in NY puts him around 6.5-7lbs.  caught on ultra light tackle...the only way to fish for bass!!

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Oct 4 2011 11:31PM
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.Hugo.
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Caught a 7lb bass which is my biggest. Gotta find the pic, i know its here somewhere...
Oct 4 2011 11:42PM
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SwitchMisty540
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My first king salmon.  This guy was a juvenille called a jack.  He was only about 7 pounds but he put up an unbelievable fight.  It took about 25 minutes to land him.  I also caught a trophy coho salmon but I don't have the picture yet.  He weighed in just over 16lbs!

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Oct 10 2011 12:58PM
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TBreso
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My first steelhead. got him last fall on the credit river in ontario, prob 2 lbs.

that same day i hooked into what must have been a 10 pounder, but he broke me off within 30 seconds.

Oct 11 2011 9:58AM
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SwitchMisty540
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awesome dude!  i've hooked into a few steelhead but have yet to land one...over the weekend my friend landed a 14 pounder in the salmon river.  i'll see if i can get a pic.
Oct 11 2011 10:10AM
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SwitchMisty540
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14 pound steelhead my buddy Aaron caught

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15 pound coho salmon I caught

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Oct 11 2011 10:18AM
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chicken
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Man I have caught nothing like what you guys have. Here are a couple pics from Kluane Lake, Yukon.

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Oct 24 2011 3:26PM
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SwitchMisty540
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Fighting a big steelie

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Solid 12 pounder caught on a homemade egg sack

Oct 24 2011 6:25PM
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Inbred_Redneck
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Caught these bad boys at a roller dam on the river about two weeks ago. There's 27 in that picture but we had caught more after the pic was taken. All channel cats, biggest were 5 and 10 lbs.

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my two redneck buddies
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Oct 25 2011 12:33PM
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SwitchMisty540
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Nice haul dude!!  you fry all them up? 
Oct 25 2011 5:29PM
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Inbred_Redneck
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Naw not yet. I forgot to pick some up from my buddy before i went back to school.

I made some stew tonight of that big ol flathead a few photos up though haha.
Oct 25 2011 10:54PM
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SwitchMisty540
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^ word you must have a huge freezer!! haha
Oct 26 2011 6:59PM
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Inbred_Redneck
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I just have a little 2x2x3 deep freeze haha, keeps all my meat and corn...its getting pretty empty though. Fortunately my dad bought me a deep freeze thats like 1.5 times bigger than this one cus he wants my deepfreeze for his pheasant hunting trips haha.

Oct 28 2011 2:46PM
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SwitchMisty540
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what did you catch him on?? stone fly or something?
Oct 28 2011 6:17PM
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TBreso
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i hooked him on a tiny size 14 orange glow bug (egg fly). ill post pics later maybe.

but honestly i had the best luck (hooked 2 other steelies that day) with this fly : http://www.shop.speysteelhead.com/Great-Lakes-Steelhead-Fly-Microspawn-Egg-Fly-2031032.htm

The looser yarn wraps gets caught in the steelies teeth even if they try to throw the fly so you have more time to set the hoot resuting in more hooked fish. landing them is another story tho haha

Oct 31 2011 12:58PM
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SwitchMisty540
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thanks for the link. looks like it would definitely do the trick and it sure beats tying your own egg sacks!!

I use a 9' spinning noodle rod with 12lbs fluorocarbon. with this tackle i find that the absolute best bait for steelhead are brown trout eggs in either a pink or blue sack. only problem is you can't buy them in NY, so first you have to find some eggs and then you have to tie your own. it is super messy and laborious but they hold up pretty well in the water and they work like a charm!
Oct 31 2011 3:51PM
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TBreso
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yeah ALOT of guys in ontario use egg sacks with a float fishing technique. personally im all flyfishing, and i tie my own flies. but sometimes flyfishing is a bitch when the rivers crowded.
Nov 1 2011 4:12PM
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gnartogue
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caught this last summer on a spinnerbait caught like 3 others the same size there the summer before
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Nov 8 2011 8:48PM
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SwitchMisty540
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is there anyway to make the picture bigger? what is it?
Nov 8 2011 11:01PM
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gnartogue
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damn it no i dont know why its like that. its a 5 pound large mouth
Nov 9 2011 6:38AM
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SwitchMisty540
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Nice dude! where did you catch him? what kind of tackle were you using? i love bass fishing, especially on ultra light spinning tackle.
Nov 9 2011 10:20AM
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gnartogue
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its called lily pond its in new hampshire probably around 15 acres. that one was on my baitcaster so not as good of a fight but i caught others that size on a medium weight spinning rod. i cant imagine that thing on ultra lite tackle. do you guys do any smallmouth fishing?
Nov 9 2011 9:06PM
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SwitchMisty540
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i love catching smallmouth...definitely one of my favorite freshwater fish. pound for pound they fight super hard. i caught a few in some lakes and streams in the adirondacks last summer. i took a couple of trips up to the catskills this summer fishing the pepacton reservoir and the delaware river but didn't hook up with any smallies.
Nov 10 2011 3:07PM
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.Hugo.
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Smallie fishing on Mille Lacs is unreal, its almost cheating. I was walleye fishing and caught a 21.5 inch almost 6lb smallie
Nov 10 2011 4:32PM
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DGski
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its my summer sport!

i have a 6 hp tin boat at my cottage and i rip everywhere and fish
Nov 14 2011 3:34PM
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SwitchMisty540
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^ awesome dude....where is your cottage?? we should organize a little NS fishing trip!!
Nov 15 2011 7:46AM
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PASKIINGSUCKS
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Nov 15 2011 11:43AM
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Nov 15 2011 11:49AM
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SwitchMisty540
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^^ nice dude!! how big was that steelie? what did you catch him on?
Nov 15 2011 11:51AM
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PASKIINGSUCKS
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Being from pennsyltucky I don't know a sockeye from a humpback but I was told that is a silver salmon or coho. Caught it in the prince william sound on a large spoon with a treble hook. Not bad for your first time fishing in alaska, although they weren't really hard to catch honestly.

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Nov 15 2011 11:56AM
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PASKIINGSUCKS
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not exactly a fish, but I did catch him night fishing and reeled him in.

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Felt like I was dragging a brick upstream. guess that's what I get for fishing with bluegill heads.
Nov 15 2011 12:00PM
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PASKIINGSUCKS
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Got these where you live?? Freshwater eel
Nov 15 2011 12:03PM
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PASKIINGSUCKS
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snapper blues in the delaware surf.

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Nov 15 2011 12:09PM
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SwitchMisty540
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dude where do you catch freshwater eels???  you ever eat em??
Nov 28 2011 2:29PM
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PASKIINGSUCKS
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They are native to the Delaware river and most of its tributaries. The schuykill runs into the delaware and the Perkiomen runs into the schuykill. We catch usually about one of these a night when we go nightfishing in the summer. We're probably about 30 or 40 miles upstream from the Delaware.

Never ate one but I've heard if you smoke them they can be damn tasty. Like anything else here on the ice coast though I'd be worried about mercury. I'd try it though if I had a smoker.
Nov 30 2011 10:23AM
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SwitchMisty540
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that is awesome dude!!  i'm sure they taste amazing but i would also be hesitant to eat em because of pollution.  i pretty much limit my wild caught fish consumption to a handful of trout and salmon i catch each year.
Nov 30 2011 10:47AM
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PASKIINGSUCKS
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same here

i didn't even eat any trout this year. Had a filet from a salmon my dad got up in poulaskee (sp?) NY.
Nov 30 2011 12:08PM
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SwitchMisty540
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the salmon river in pulaski, ny?  i fished up there this past fall...epic!!!  sooo many giant fish cruising up the river...browns, kings, coho, steelhead.  definitely worth the trip.
Dec 1 2011 5:01PM
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PASKIINGSUCKS
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Yeah my dad and uncle go every year and I always skip it. That's right around the time the blues are running down the coast so I usually go to the beach instead and surf fish. I'll try it one of these years though I'm sure.
Dec 2 2011 9:16AM
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SwitchMisty540
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you can fish up there pretty much all winter for steelhead...cold as shit but they might be one of the most amazing freshwater fish out there.  pound for pound they fight soooo hard.  and they taste amazing!!
Dec 2 2011 5:29PM
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