UnoDallas;3322350 said:8 lb rainbow trout
in SD - I could see it hitting the top of the water - but could not get my fly out to due to the fact I was at the bottom with a bank about 45 degree angle behind me
but finally it out there saw him take then it was about a twenty minute fight
but I had some nice rainbow trout steak after words
only thing I regret is not having him mounted
I really enjoyed fly fishing
an you can't beat trout over an open flame wrap up in foil - with taters an a big slab of butter in its gut - did that many a time when we hike back into the mountains - that was in Wyo up around Big Horn Mtns
CowboyFan74;3322665 said:That sounds like the good life.
Biggest fish I ever caught was a 6lb largemouth bass. I've lost some larger that busted my 10lb test line. Once I switched to 20lb they hid...
CATCH17;3322316 said:Anyone on here like to fish?
Got any good fishing stories? Whats the biggest fish you have ever caught?
I just got a new reel that im pumped up about. A Abu Garcia Revo S. Anyone know much about them?
UnoDallas;3322694 said:lol
yea when I moved to Texas had a lake house or a lake trailer on Tawakoni
always want to go over Lake Fork - caught a lot of catfish up there and crappie I mean some big as a frying pan - a lot of good eatin
oh and if anyone get close to Quinlin Tx - they make these things the called armadilllo eggs - I think the are made with catfish meat an some breading an something hot - because you come away from them needing a cold beer
but were I lived we had a bunch of rock quarries that were filled up with water and that where I usually ended up fishing for bass
Hoofbite;3322806 said:Anyone hear the unseen narrator? Sounds a lot like the guy from dirty jobs. Pretty sure it is.
Sarge;3322814 said:I have a camp in the Adirondack Mountains on Otter Lake and fish every weekend from May to September/October. The camp is probably 30 feet from the lake. If I wanted, I could literally throw a line from inside the camp.
The stories are many and one day, I will retire to that place, never to be heard from again.....
Sarge;3322814 said:I have a camp in the Adirondack Mountains on Otter Lake and fish every weekend from May to September/October. The camp is probably 30 feet from the lake. If I wanted, I could literally throw a line from inside the camp.
The stories are many and one day, I will retire to that place, never to be heard from again.....
Sarge;3322943 said:.....but I WILL have internet access!
Hostile;3322976 said:I can't eat the fish (allergic to all seafood) but I do enjoy fishing. The biggest fish I ever caught was a 25 pound albacore tuna. I fought him for about 15 minutes. It was awesome. That was on a deep sea fishing trip from H & M Landing in San Diego, CA. 500 bucks for 4 days and 3 nights out on the ocean. All meals provided and the food was great. It was a bargain.