Is fishing in the dark fun?
818164
Oh Lady are you kiddin or what....in the dark....Man that's the dream of it all.\nImagine in a Jon boat lightly drifting across the lake, casting a Top Water Lure with a bearing in it that rattles/All of a sudden a big explosion and your reeling in something big that could be a Large Mouth Bass, but unitl you get your flash out and see what you got your uncertain, but confident and sure enough, a Bass at least 12lbs.. I haven;t stopped fishing at night since. and now I have two 14 lb Large Mouth Bass on my wall and I love it!
840964
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!
1135805
i don't know, but fishing is awesome
218818
i love the dark.\nand i love it moves
946848
It's noodling and its fun as hell. I was at first scared to do it but when i caught my first catfish  [15 falthead] i was hooked. Since then my bigggest was a 57lb blue cat and i only weigh 105lbs
1058255
What are you fishing for? and are you talking NY City area or Finger lakes region or more West ? most places a night crawler will work just fine, or a spinner bait, a plastic worm in a shade of green or black. good luck and catch some big ones
258537
White bass fishing is fun and they are also good to eat.\nI prefere to fish for them at night. I use small minnows for bait.You can hang a lantern over the water or get a floating light that hooks to a battery.I like to fish from a boat and just drop the line over the side without a bobber.By keeping the line tight you will feel the fish grab\nthe minnow. You may also use a slip bobber which works great. L.O.L.
322548
I would go, it sounds fun, been awhile since ive gone fishing, if you bring the pole I will bring the bait.
340764
I like fishing, and I totally agree with you that it could be a good topic for discussion and Question / Answer sessions. But I disagree with the person that agrees on the basis that fishing is a sport, I think it is more of an awesome hobby. But hobbies are cool, and competitive fishing could be seen by some as an actual sport. Someone, maybe me, or you, or the other responders could ask YAHOO! to do that.\n\n-Shamar
3504
Fishing rocks!  I go for freshwater fish.  Bass are big up here.  Any kinda fish is fun.  A bad day of fishing is better than a good day of work!
1112920
Odd, I have found just the opposite as tcat, and the other answerer.  I have had the best results on low light conditions, early morning, and late evening.  As well as when a storm front is blowing in, and during a rain storm.  But on the contrary, I have also caught bass with buzzbaits on sunny days, but not with a big of a result than on cloudy low light days.  I guess I'd say try it out for yourself.  Every fisherman fishes different, so what works for me, may not work for you.  Just as you have seen from your answers.  Have fun, and tight lines.
797013
That sounds about right. Man makes me want to go fishing! Better than what i'm doing now
1013001
I love to fish...So you can take me to Monterey .... And we can fish on the pier....to bad ...maybe a walk along the beach collecting sea shells and watching the sun set....
1120984
Absolutely,either way you end up smelling like fish.At least when your fishing you can brag and take picures of your catch...
464502
Well, I went to the Doug Miller Outdoors Sportsman's Expo and saw a fly fishing casting contest.  I would consider that a sport.  Also, if I caught a huge fish, it would take my breath away, plus you might get stronger muscles by reeling the thing in.  An Author you should check out if you like anything outdoors and comedy: Patrick F. Mcmanus.  He's hilarious.  My favorite is his first book: a Fine and Pleasant Misery.  Sometimes I get mixed up and call it a Pine and Pheasant Misery.  Anyway, I think you are an athlete of sorts, especially if you spear-fish in the ocean like me.  That's a lot of work.  So is hiking to good streams and trying to get snags loose.
586290
About three years ago when these things were the "hot new item any fisherman needed in his tackle box" I went out and bought a couple of my favorite colors.  I tried them out and caught fish.  It wasn't like they hit the water and all of a sudden fish from the whole lake were fighting for it, but I caught fish nonetheless.\n\nI'm the type of person that if something works, I'm going to use it.  I'm also the type of person that when the fish are biting, and biting good, I'll throw a couple different things at them just to see if they're picky about what they're hitting.  Almost every time I've caught fish on a Yamamoto Senko, (except when they're hitting Yamamotos in tournaments and I don't want to take the chance of wasting casts,) I've thrown a ZOOM trickworm in right behind it and had bites.  I'm not going to sit here and tell you that it's not worth your money, because you're fishing in Pennsylvania, and I'm in NC.  However, down here, I haven't noticed a difference significant enough to warrant spending the extra money.\n\nI like to have as many options available to me when I'm on the water though so I will admit that I do have about 10 different senkos in my bags.  They aren't used too often anymore, but they're still in there.
1050093
i go fishing when i feel like that