Pictures of your fishing adventures

[daytime dave]

Nice fish. Looks like you are enjoying yourself.

[Catherine]

HuntFish16,

Welcome to the forum from Western Montana.

Cate

[Catherine]

Great thread and good pictures!

I do not have any to share but I am enjoying this section that you started here.

Cate

[daytime dave]

Glad to hear hear it Cate.

[daytime dave]

At camp this past weekend, my nephew and I got into some bass pretty good. We kept five of the good eating size. I showed him how to clean them and then I fried them in the deep fryer. MMMMmmmmmmmm. Dinner was great. There were four of us and we had just the right amount for our Friday fish fry.

[daytime dave]

They aren't always monsters either.

[Deadwood Dutch]

Nice looking bass. Isn't it great when you catch enough for everyone to enjoy!

[daytime dave]

I told someone to check out the site as he likes to fish. Apparently most of my fish pictures were on my phone and on my photobucket account that is in limbo.

Here is a picture of my fishing canoe. The motor was an interesting adventure. One speed, slow. I gave it to a fellow last fall who was getting things out of our discard pile. He was appreciative. I was glad to see it go to someone who would use it.

[Bugs]

Backcountry Redfish

[Bugs]

Took the wife out mid summer. Way in the back country water depth here is less than a foot. Lots of place the fish have their backs out of the water. We follow them in on the incoming tide and leave before the ebb.

[Bugs]

Bass fishing in my back yard. We live on a large canal system; one of the good ones that flows like a river year round and is deep; with several large ponds in the mix. I think I figured out how to post pics here. LOL

Son-In - Law with bass..

[Bugs]

Night Time Snook

[Bugs]

Tarpon. I prefer catching the smaller ones; a lot less work...

But big ones ain't bad either..

[Bugs]

Offshore can be fun...
Found this whale shark playing in a sargassum weedline 35 miles out. She had 2 big cobia following her..

So I caught the bigger of the 2; pitched a big pinfish to it... Took a good 20 minutes to land this cobia. The line kept getting sargassum weed all over it and had to clear the line of weeds several times. Then the whale shark kept getting curious and bumped into the cobia several times. Touch and go for a while with a big strong fish..

[Bugs]

Oooh Barracuda

[CT_Shooter]

You've got some great fishing stories, Bugs. Thanks for sharing them with us.

[Deadwood Dutch]

Beautiful fish there, thanks for all the great photos!

[JEBar]

I've always enjoyed bass fishing but arthritis has put an end to my ability to spend the day casting and retrieving .... a few years ago I was introduced to trolling for walleye, which I've come to really enjoy .... spending our summers in South Dakota (with excursions over into Minnesota) makes it possible ... the first 3 pictures below were caught in the Mississippi River near Winona, MN .... the last picture shows fish caught in Lake Albert, SD

[Deadwood Dutch]

Great looking walleye!

[JEBar]

I like catching fish and don't mind cleaning/filleting them but I've never been fond of eating fish .... that said, for me walleye is the best tasting fresh water fish with crappie/perch coming in second