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Noice catch... Congrats

 

Saturday was a great day fishing with 12 total fish! The bigger Largemouth Bass came in at 5.09, 4.42, 3.68 and 3.16. The catfish was 3.10 and was caught on a bladed jig lol. The fall bite is just starting in Missouri.

 

Thanks man! I do not getting very many of those kind of fishing days.

 

My son reeled in the biggest red-ear Sunfish I've ever seen to start off October.


Then hit up Lake Erie with buddies and caught some 'eyes


Just got back from Manistee River in MI drifting flies for Kings

Buddy even caught a fresh Coho, which he was kind enough to share a piece with me (for all my quality net work likely!)


All in all it's been one hell of an October!

 

Son & I usually fish for bass here in Indiana. He caught this huge crappie on a popper a few nights ago.
18” 3.1lbs. We thought it was a bass until he finally got it around to the net.

 

California delta

 

Got on a great drum bite. Fish were 24-30" upper slot . I caught majority of them on a blue back/ orange belly SheDog topwater bait, what a blast it was. Caught a couple of solid trout to compliment the day.

Gear used-
Osprey CE reel in 2500 and 3000 size
Rods-7' Sniper and 7'6 Custom Bolt both from Bull Bay Rods.
Line - Power Pro Slick V2 in 10# test with 20# Vanish Flourocarbon for the leader.
Baits- SheDog topwater 5", ZMan Diezel Paddle tail in Mulletron color.

Water was Gin clear and ranged from 2' to 5'. Fished a incoming tide.

 

Some of the catches this year. One good thing about living in Hawaii you can fish year round.

 

mmmm tuna

 

Thanks for not calling it tuna fish. That shit annoys me.

 

Tuna fish is in a can and is the equivalent of compared to what you have there.
Looks like you had fun

 

From my camp in northern Quebec, on the lake where the camp is.

 

and a 4 pounds/ 20 inches brook trout near the camp

 

When I was younger I fished offshore about 10-12 times a year. When my kids were 7 and 4 we went to a wedding that had tuna salad on crackers. They came running to us saying the tuna was bad. They had never had canned tuna before.

 

Another nice northern Brook

 

We have also very small fish there !

 

Tundra ready for a remote secret lake near the fishing camp......

 

4 pound brookie with my good old 2010.....

 

Guess I got a fishing problem. I put 250 hours on the water since May. I think I can squeeze another 20 or so before end of the year if the weather lets up.

 

Don't sound like a problem to me. Tight lines!

 

These are my entries from this Summer when I completed my Cutthroat Slam in UT....did it all in 3 days! The tiny bugger was the last one caught and the hardest, fishing wise....the Yellowstone was the most difficult to hike in and out of.

 

Oh, and proof w the challenge coin!

 

That's awesome - sounds like a blast! I haven't fished much at all since middle school (apart from the 2 deep sea charters me & some friends went on the past two years - which were fantastic). I realized the last time I went fresh water fishing about 10 years ago that I didn't have the patience for it. I didn't catch a thing and I got frustrated. Which is weird b/c I can stay in a tree stand all day waiting for deer. And I can go an entire season in the woods, not get anything, and I still love it. Maybe I just need to suck it up, learn more about fishing (again), and keep going. Because I love nature & the outdoors and my summers would be filled with awesome adventure like you posted if I could get in to it. Do you ever cook up some of your trout catch or are you solely catch & release?

 

Well, I just added something else to my bucket list.

 

I've never been much of a fisher, but my brother from another mother is a fly fishing guide, and a few years back, he got me started on this hobby and I love it. He has several world records and has completed the UT Slam in less than 24 hours...being a bachelor allows him to do that, and the dedication to his craft is second to none.

This will be my next pursuit...
https://westernnativetroutchallenge.org/faq/

As far as catching and release, thats all I do. I'm not a huge fan of trout in general for eating, so it makes it easy.

 

Random photo dump from this fall season so far.

 

Gorgeous pics ! Waou !

 

hahaha - just realized there was a separate fishing group - well, I'll post these here, and take down from hunting & guns.

These are yesteryear - didn't get out (didn't make time to get out) this year. Gonna hit it up in the spring.