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Favourite fish to catch

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kim_jong_ill
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Personally, I think nothing beats a good old sockeye salmon. The raw power they have is unbelievable. Also, I love catching northern pike just because they have really weird ways of fighting you, like rolling over and cutting the line and wrapping the line around stuff.

What about you guys? whats your favourite fish to catch and why?
Aug 28 2015 8:06PM
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Sky.
Posts: 1158 - Karma: 287
Nothing fights like a sunny
Aug 28 2015 8:13PM
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loomis
Posts: 945 - Karma: 176
Small stream trout are fun. Sneaking around each corner, and peering into a deep hole to spot them sipping never gets old.
Aug 28 2015 8:20PM
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SterlingArcher
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Talking about taste and not raw power.. I'd say Orange Roughy

Power I'd say.. Blue Marling, Yellowfin Tuna, and Alligator Gar
Aug 28 2015 8:20PM
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JGWI
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I hooked a Muskie once; wasn't able to get it up but it was fun none the less. Bass are pretty enjoyable as well.
Aug 28 2015 10:16PM
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kim_jong_ill
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deNebI hooked a Muskie once; wasn't able to get it up but it was fun none the less. Bass are pretty enjoyable as well.


I've never fished for bass but after all of frenchy's snapchats, I really want to
Aug 28 2015 10:19PM
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momentz
Posts: 875 - Karma: 285
Idk bro when I go handfishing those catfish put up quite a fight
Aug 28 2015 11:05PM
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powderdrunkie
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Steelhead hands down.
Aug 28 2015 11:07PM
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arnie_grape
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cinnamon sea stars
Aug 28 2015 11:12PM
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YoungGun.
Posts: 267 - Karma: 562
Muskies are absolutely thrilling to catch. I caught a 39" in northern Wisconsin/Michigan last summer.

After throwing about 2,000 casts, it just feels so nice to finally get one... and they fight like hell.
Aug 29 2015 12:13AM
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soulskier
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No experience quite like playing a nice brookie on a fly rod, a d to top it off they're absolutely stunning
Aug 29 2015 12:23AM
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Tinga
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you can always tell when you have a walleye on line.

I do like perch for some reason.
Aug 29 2015 1:07AM
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Chubz.
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powderdrunkieSteelhead hands down.

Absolutey
soulskierNo experience quite like playing a nice brookie on a fly rod, a d to top it off they're absolutely stunning


Absolutey.



Its shame frenchy isnt here anymore. This is a thread for him. #ripfrenchy
Aug 29 2015 1:34AM
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mcnamarskiez
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TROUT!
Aug 29 2015 1:52AM
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shin-bang
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I prefer catching bfishes and getting them to come get some candy from my van
Aug 29 2015 2:14AM
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SnowshoeThompson
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soulskierNo experience quite like playing a nice brookie on a fly rod, a d to top it off they're absolutely stunning

truuu
Aug 29 2015 2:29AM
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*Frankie*
Posts: 532 - Karma: 703
Dorado and Bluefin
Aug 29 2015 3:12AM
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.Rybak.
Posts: 9017 - Karma: 9,864
Trout and Walleye
Aug 29 2015 8:53AM
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Lonely
Posts: 6610 - Karma: 59,763
Aligator gar/snakeheads
Aug 29 2015 12:11PM
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BAYKUR
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TingaI do like perch for some reason.


That's because perch tastes awesome
Aug 29 2015 12:53PM
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bighomieflock
Posts: 2040 - Karma: 2,445
fly fishing small streams for trout is always great. Haven't had the chance yet, but I think tarpon fishing would be amazing.
Aug 29 2015 6:27PM
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Mr.noodle
Posts: 1361 - Karma: 4,650
Small and largemouth bass on the fly are awesome And Sunnys are fun too because they fight hard
Aug 29 2015 6:40PM
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Spagett+
Posts: 3499 - Karma: 14,884
I only catfish.
Aug 29 2015 7:02PM
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yangumane
Posts: 1816 - Karma: 3,346
Spagett+I only catfish.


so when will i get to see you???? :)
Aug 29 2015 9:17PM
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Gavin_Newcomer
Posts: 102 - Karma: 265
In the river near my house there are large walleye that put up a pretty fun fight more than the trout and catfish but my favorite salt water fish is the barracuda
Aug 29 2015 11:37PM
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90053
Posts: 2565 - Karma: 3,728
i went fishing for the first time a week ago /claim
Aug 30 2015 7:26AM
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trannyfinder.edu
Posts: 236 - Karma: 288
Small mouth just fight so hard i love it. Steelhead are a close second though
Aug 30 2015 7:48AM
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first_rodeo
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Tingayou can always tell when you have a walleye on line.

I do like perch for some reason.




Perch are pretty fiesty.. bluefish stripers and dogfish tho
Aug 30 2015 1:27PM
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Caucasian_Asian
Posts: 2447 - Karma: 1,665
Kokanee. Hands down. Fun to catch, and amazing to eat.
Aug 30 2015 2:14PM
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ilikefood
Posts: 391 - Karma: 769
Me and my red neck pals prefer to fish for the invasive species of fish known as Asian Carp:

https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/780301/Peoria-Carp-Hunters-II
Aug 30 2015 7:50PM
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kylemclean
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In open water it is definitely largemouth bass but Nothing compares to pike through the ice.
Aug 30 2015 10:32PM
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.Hugo.
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Definitely muskies. The power of a 50"+ fish is absolutely unreal. Catch one in the figure 8 is easily the top moment uve had in fishing


Smallies come in at second
Aug 31 2015 8:40AM
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