Why kind do you have? Had a couple barb fish, that have gotten pretty big and died. Looking for a couple cool new fish
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JerseyLove
SBR MVP
02-15-10
2183
#3
Sunnys are the only think I catch
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robmpink
SBR Posting Legend
01-09-07
13205
#4
I fish for trout in the streams occasionally.
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constrictor
SBR Wise Guy
06-08-09
668
#5
the best way to do is fly fishing.
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Roadtrip635
SBR Hall of Famer
12-07-10
6129
#6
Bass fishing mostly, some catfishing and the occasional sunfish with my ultralight set up.
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chilidog
SBR Posting Legend
04-05-09
10305
#7
used to fish for catfish and bass when i lived in the states; don't really do any freshwater fishing down here in cr
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Curls89
SBR Rookie
02-28-11
35
#8
Mostly bass and northern
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GOIRISH
SBR MVP
09-25-10
2072
#9
bass and cats, will fish crappies though if nothings hitting. although im always happy to catch any kind of fish.
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paintball1084
SBR Sharp
01-17-11
261
#10
i fish as much as i can. biggest fish i have caught is this 50 inch muskie. it was a beast
also as my profile pic.......
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falconticket
SBR MVP
09-05-10
3414
#11
Crappie are my favorite to catch and eat
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Robber
SBR Hall of Famer
10-21-09
6432
#12
not recently fopr me
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Dutch
SBR MVP
09-21-10
4339
#13
Freshwater is all I've ever fished. Always throw back whatever we catch. Fishing is an excuse to drink.
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zam77
SBR MVP
11-03-10
3586
#14
steelhead trout
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robmpink
SBR Posting Legend
01-09-07
13205
#15
Originally posted by falconticket
Crappie are my favorite to catch and eat
Seems tough to fillet.
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downsouth
SBR Posting Legend
01-13-11
11580
#16
Originally posted by robmpink
Seems tough to fillet.
Agreed
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paintball1084
SBR Sharp
01-17-11
261
#17
Originally posted by robmpink
Seems tough to fillet.
they are not hard to fillet at all. its like a giant bluegill. i kept a bunch during ice fishing season and they are good eaters. I also kept a few norther, if you know how to get the Y bones out they are amazing. better than walleye