What do you fish for?\nWhat is the biggest?
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i fish for largemouth bass crappie walleyes and white bass largest bass was master angler 12lb 11 0z...largest walleye was 14 lbs largest crappie was 1.25 lbs largest white bass was actually a striper weighed in at 17 lbs what a scrapper he was..i like to follow the gulls when the shad are running..drive my boat up to the gulls and throw in a white spinner blade....the action is fast and furious catching upwards of 100 white bass in a day....Milford lake Kansas
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I'd be willing to bet worms might be interested. And maybe fishermen. :)
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hey there!\n\nI live in alaska and i know a man was in Homer, Alaska on vacation - think it was last year and he caught one that was over 500lbs. He sold it and made enough from the sale of meat to pay for his whole vacation. Don't remember his name but you could ask The Anchorage Daily News\n\ni caught a 176lb one before and it was small\n\nakfriend
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You go on get your fishing pole,if you continue to get back you can expect the same results that you have now but at a later time all over again.You have started the process to move on , go fishing take your past experience with you and get a better catch lots of fish in the ocean
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Bass will be coming up to the shallows looking for spawning areas and food, try a plastic worm with a small weight in and around the lilly pads (texas rig style)hook point in the worm to prevent hooking the pads. Try green spinner baits around the timber letting it sink close to bottom. Most people reel crankbaits so fast only the most active fish will bite, slow down :D
120255
Fishing lures and flies for fly-fishing. I use to collect belly-button lint, but I ran out of room.
305869
On the day before memorial day, I went to Ohio to visit with my relatives.  They had a pond across the street, so I went fishing for 4 hours that day.  It was a private pond and therefore is rarely fished.  That day, I caught 15 largemouth bass ranging from 7 inches to 17 inches.  Most only took seconds to reel in, but a few took about a minute. Definitely the best fishing I have yet to have.  The day before that, I went fishing with the local bass club president.  On a 6 inch ribbontail worm, I caught a huge crappie!  I don't fish  for crappie so I did not know how big it was.  Until my friend said that it was indeed a big a$$ crappie.  Usually crappie lures are rather small, and I was using a 6 inch worm so that should help you see how big it was.  I would say it was at least 12 inches long.
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If you have to get an answer for that, you are in the wrong business..\nThat is like a fisherman asking where to catch fish.
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Live minnows for the flounder. Normally you can net them in the canals on the way there.\n\nRedfish love crabs. If you can get them alive. Hook them in the corner and take off their claws.
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I love catching all freshwater fish, but catfish are my favorite.They get big, they are easier to catch under most circumstances, and they taste good.
486154
Snorkeling.  I love to see the little fishes.
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Come on bcmk33, you know how bass are. They bite whatever they are hungry for, and you know that it changes all the time. But have fun fishing there, catch a few for me. Tight lines.
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Just came back, You can catch sea trout( look for the long underwater grass and throw out a live shrimp) snook, black drum, sheeps head, redfish, the list goes on. Jack are fun as well as ladyfish. If ur lucky u might get a tarpon!
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I fish up in Northwestern Ontario, Canada.  It's wilderness type country.  I fish in the spring, because while it's often cool- NO!darned cold, I avoid all the bugs.  The fishing is usually GREAT.  Northern pike, walleyes, perch, trout, and muskies.  You can usually catch enough that IF you kept all you catch, the weight would sink the boat.  We camp.  But, there are lodges.  You see eagles, beavers, bears, and moose.  You'll often see the "Northern Lights"  You'll hear loons, which to me IS, the sound of the North.  If you are seeking a wilderness fishing trip, you won't beat Canada, unless you go to Alaska.  I'd be happy to provide specific info, if you wish.
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Keep the bigger fish ...
110512
There's a pier in hattaras, really close to the hills, there's also surf fishing, use a bottom rig and red squid, the blues run in high tide, you can catch croaker too. Good Luck!
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Well here in NC, I fish all over, but mainly for bass.... Shearron Harris, Kerr, and Falls of the Neuse River up by the Triad are all great for bass, crappie and blue gill as well as catfish at night.  Catfish abound on the Cape Fear River... even up to 60 lbs.... and you can catch stripped bass as well.  Tillery and Wyllie are great out by Ashboro and Charolotte for large and small mouth bass, crappie, bluegill and brim... and an occasional reddress.  The lakes on Ft Bragg are well stocked for catfish and bass... seven lakes total.  Bluette Falls on the Pee Dee River near Rockingham is well know for blue catfish and some pretty good channels too.  Bass are pretty good on the topside of the dam too... especially if you have a boat. The are plenty of trout in the mountain streams and a bunch of great lakes for fishing.  And my last hotspot....the New River along the Virginia line.... smallmouth heaven.