BTW , I know I'm a redneck :lol
Going fishin' !!
Going fishin' !!
Leaving in the morning going to Lake Fork , Texas for 3 or 4 days . Anybody here like to bass fish ? Ever fished Lake Fork ? Awesome fishing
BTW , I know I'm a redneck :lol
BTW , I know I'm a redneck :lol

- Hipnotic_Tranz
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I went up to Minnisota for some small mouth bass fishing. Going again this year, right at the end of summer (get to miss the first 6 days of school
). Wish I had a scanner cause I could show ya what I caught. I think my biggest small mouth was 5lbs. My dad caught a Northern Pike the year before that was ~40-inches. Got it mounted and is in his bed-room.
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Now you've seen one
They're vicious fish. Tons of razer sharp teeth and their gills will cut right through your line, so you have to have a leader. The only northern I caught was about 8" long--very tiny thing
I also caught a tiny ass walleye which is kinda funny. The entire time my dad was there, he was trying to catch walleye. He didn't catch a single one (not even a small one) yet the other guys that came with us caught some and they weren't even fishin' for them 
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Uh H_T, I don't think it would be wise to put a fish in or on a scanner.Originally posted by Hipnotic_Tranz
Wish I had a scanner cause I could show ya what I caught.
Used to fish all the time when I was growing up. Lived about a 100 yards from a big lake. All I ever caught though were those pesky pearch.
I'm not lazy by nature, I work very hard at being lazy.
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alligator gar
That Pike looks like he may be kin to the alligator gar , which we have an abundance of . They have razor sharp teeth and can grow over 6' long . Not too many people eat gar because they taste kinda strong .
That Pike looks like he may be kin to the alligator gar , which we have an abundance of . They have razor sharp teeth and can grow over 6' long . Not too many people eat gar because they taste kinda strong .

Just got back from a vacation where we did a lot of fishing. We were in Colorado and New Mexico. Most of the fishing we did was on the Navajo Damn Reservoir. The place was loaded with Croupy, Big&Small mouth Bass, Trout, and Carp. The Carp are ugly and not worth eating but they were huge and put up a good fight, they were fun to catch.
I have done my share of Pike fishing. Defiantly need a steel leader for that. They are very fun to catch and put up a heck of a fight and usually break the water numerous times.
I have done my share of Pike fishing. Defiantly need a steel leader for that. They are very fun to catch and put up a heck of a fight and usually break the water numerous times.

- EvilHorace
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The Northern Pike is similar and related to an even meaner and larger fish, the Musky which lives in northern WI, NY and a few other places (probably MN too). Some get to be about 55" long and are known to put up a good battle. I have yet to catch a legal one so far (40" where we stay) even though I try for a few days every year. Small northerns (20") are fairly common in the lake we stay at and unless I'm desperate for a fish dinner I'll usually throw them back because they're very boney.
The lake we stay at (on vacation) also has a good bass population BUT they've changed the legal size from 12" to 14" and a 14" bass isn't all that easy to find, many 12"ers however.
The lake we stay at (on vacation) also has a good bass population BUT they've changed the legal size from 12" to 14" and a 14" bass isn't all that easy to find, many 12"ers however.
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I want to go to lake fork too! The guide was at the rv and boat show in odessa a few months ago and he had some pretty impressive fish with him.
I live in san angelo and fish Nasworthy, Twin Buttes and Ivie all the time. though I am more a laid back bank fisherman.
My friends and I usually fish for red drums and cat fish, though dont complain when other species grace our pressence.
other semi local lakes that i visit are Colorado City Lake and Moss Lake.
/edit/ in texas you can use any non-game fish as bait that you catch you self. i use a throw net and catch chad and perch for bait all the time. A trot line is legal in texas for non-game fish also. /edit/
Just wanted to say good luck though and hope you catch a big one! look up the fishing report the nightd before you go.
-mike
I live in san angelo and fish Nasworthy, Twin Buttes and Ivie all the time. though I am more a laid back bank fisherman.
My friends and I usually fish for red drums and cat fish, though dont complain when other species grace our pressence.
other semi local lakes that i visit are Colorado City Lake and Moss Lake.
/edit/ in texas you can use any non-game fish as bait that you catch you self. i use a throw net and catch chad and perch for bait all the time. A trot line is legal in texas for non-game fish also. /edit/
Just wanted to say good luck though and hope you catch a big one! look up the fishing report the nightd before you go.
-mike
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Yea we get alot of Pike and Muskie fishing up here in Canada also
Here is a good web page with some pics ...
http://www.trentu.ca/muskie/mciphotogalleries.html
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Here is a good web page with some pics ...
http://www.trentu.ca/muskie/mciphotogalleries.html
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