Fish the Grand with worms or minnows, not that rare at all there.
Alfie.
I will target grand ... put this on my list.
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Posted 21 September 2013 - 08:49 AM
Fish the Grand with worms or minnows, not that rare at all there.
Alfie.
I will target grand ... put this on my list.
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Posted 21 September 2013 - 08:51 AM
ya I think the fight would be fun because I've heard they are really strong. But I think they are really ugly looking. They look like a lamp ray IMO and Ive heard they really destroy your lures. They also have the ability to breathe air which kinda creeps me out lol.
If I ever hook into one I hope you are around Alfie!!
Flounder, skate, and dogfish were all caught bottom fishing squid and clams. Pickerel was using a small white spinnerbait. The whitefish was bottom bouncing nymphs. Bonefish was shrimp flies. The bluerunner and snapper was a 1/2 oz jig and hermit crab. And the bass was using crankbaits.
you fish top middle and bottom .... I fish them all too.
Posted 21 September 2013 - 08:53 AM
ya I think the fight would be fun because I've heard they are really strong. But I think they are really ugly looking. They look like a lamp ray IMO and Ive heard they really destroy your lures. They also have the ability to breathe air which kinda creeps me out lol.
If I ever hook into one I hope you are around Alfie!!
we will put alfie in your tackle box and make him come up like genie in the bottle pufff !
Posted 21 September 2013 - 08:55 AM
I will target grand just for this species ... been to grand many times but did not get the chance to catch this, maybe this fish swipe out or in the graveyard shift.
Posted 21 September 2013 - 09:53 AM
Posted 21 September 2013 - 11:32 AM
we will put alfie in your tackle box and make him come up like genie in the bottle pufff !
Make sure there is a beer or 2 for me in that tackle box, OK ? .
Kleiner, Bowfin are not that ugly when you land one and lay it on some grass to take a pic. I don't catch a lot of them, they come as incidental catches mostly at places I fish, but they are strong and put up a fight. I have heard they have something resembling a lung and can breath air but mine never stay out of the water long enough for me to find out. I have to admit my first siting of a Bowfin kind of creeped me out though. When I was about 10 I was standing on a bridge with my brother looking down at the water and a bunch of Sunfish and Perch getting ready to fish when a huge dark shadow darted out from a weed bed and grabbed one of the Perch or Sunfish. An old man who was standing on the bridge with me told me it was a Dogfish, which is what some call a Bowfin. He also told me that their flesh was poisonous. Don't know about the flesh thing, I rarely keep fish. But my brother and I did make it a point of catching Perch to use for Dogfish bait ( legal back then ). We had a great time catching those Dogfish and it turned out there was some huge Pike in that river too that liked perch.
Alfie, now to work on my list. I have til the Ticats game starts .
Posted 21 September 2013 - 12:13 PM
My list of fish caught.
Ontario.
Trout, Brookies, Rainbow/Chrome, Browns, Lakers, Splake and Aurora.
Bass, Smallies, Largies, Rockies and Silver or White.
Perch, Yellow and Silver or White.
Kitties, Channels, Yellow and Brown Bullheads.
Pike.
Walleye.
Musky.
Bluegill, Pumpkinseeds and all other Sunfish.
Salmon, Chinooks, Cohoes and Pinks.
Sturgeon.
Gar.
Bowfin.
Carp.
Drum/Sheephead.
Mooneye.
The whole array of various Chubbs, Suckers, Shinners and Darters Sticklebacks. Those don't really count. Suckers maybe. .
American Eel.
Snapping Turtle.
I probably left something out.
Outside Ontario but still in Canada.
Atlantic Salmon.
Pickeral real Picks,Chain, Grass and Redfin.
Trout, Dollies and Cuts when I lived out west.
Arctic Char.
Salt water, Canada, Florida and Barbadoes.
Mackeral and King Mackeral.
Halibut.
Flounder.
Sharks, Hammerhead, Shovelnose, Bull and Tiger.
Cod.
'cuda
Various Groupers.
Various Skates and Rays.
Various reef dwelling fish on deep sea charters.
As I said I may have left out a few but so be it.
Alfie.
Posted 21 September 2013 - 03:43 PM
Caught: Brown trout Brook trout Rainbow trout Pike Walleye Carp Catfish Sucker Crappie Bluegill Perch Largemouth bass Smallmouth bass Chinook salmon Sun rising on horizon Sun setting on horizon Cold after fishing in the rain My cousin caught a string of giftmas lights Bra - empty lol To Catch List: Steelhead Musky Sturgeon Sockeye salmon Coho salmon Lake trout Any Fish On Caught List Love to just get out in nature, catching fishing is just icing on the cake!
outdoor is the best .... catching fish is the trophy.
Posted 21 September 2013 - 03:44 PM
outdoor is the best .... catching fish is the trophy.
I caught turtle a lot too ....annoying .... makes me feel like throwing them in the grill sometimes like survivorman.
Posted 21 September 2013 - 03:48 PM
Make sure there is a beer or 2 for me in that tackle box, OK ? .
Kleiner, Bowfin are not that ugly when you land one and lay it on some grass to take a pic. I don't catch a lot of them, they come as incidental catches mostly at places I fish, but they are strong and put up a fight. I have heard they have something resembling a lung and can breath air but mine never stay out of the water long enough for me to find out. I have to admit my first siting of a Bowfin kind of creeped me out though. When I was about 10 I was standing on a bridge with my brother looking down at the water and a bunch of Sunfish and Perch getting ready to fish when a huge dark shadow darted out from a weed bed and grabbed one of the Perch or Sunfish. An old man who was standing on the bridge with me told me it was a Dogfish, which is what some call a Bowfin. He also told me that their flesh was poisonous. Don't know about the flesh thing, I rarely keep fish. But my brother and I did make it a point of catching Perch to use for Dogfish bait ( legal back then ). We had a great time catching those Dogfish and it turned out there was some huge Pike in that river too that liked perch.
Alfie, now to work on my list. I have til the Ticats game starts .
mudfish = bowfin .... a lot in asia .... and some people makes this a delicacy ..... haven't tried this fish yet .... but look's like It's good with beer ...... I would for $30.00 ...... would you for a beer?
Posted 21 September 2013 - 04:35 PM
mudfish = bowfin .... a lot in asia .... and some people makes this a delicacy ..... haven't tried this fish yet .... but look's like It's good with beer ...... I would for $30.00 ...... would you for a beer?
Posted 21 September 2013 - 04:59 PM
mudfish = bowfin .... a lot in asia .... and some people makes this a delicacy ..... haven't tried this fish yet .... but look's like It's good with beer ...... I would for $30.00 ...... would you for a beer?
What? Bowfin aren't from Asia, they are native, have been here for 10 thousand years.
Alfie.
Posted 21 September 2013 - 08:40 PM
Freshwater:
cisco
sheepshead
longnose gar
sm and lm bass
rock bass
peacock bass
rainbow trout
lake trout
brook trout
Chinook salmon
coho salmon
pink salmon
northern pike
white bass
black crappie
white sucker
walleye
yellow perch
pumpkinseed
white crappie
blue gill
*musky* (largest freshwater fish, 46 inches)
goby
redhorse sucker
Wanna catch a carp.
Saltwater: (important species only)
king mackerel
little tunny
blackfin tuna
reef shark
blacktip shark
sandbar shark
dusky shark
*bull shark* (largest fish by weight, 450 pounds)
*tiger shark* (largest fish by length, 10 feet)
spinner shark
lemon shark
common snook
great barracuda
bluefish
redfish
dolphin
tarpon
greater amberjack
mutton snapper
gag grouper
black grouper
red grouper
goliath grouper
Wanna catch a mako shark.
I am up to 115 species. Yes, some people say I have a fishing problem...
Posted 22 September 2013 - 08:24 AM
What? Bowfin aren't from Asia, they are native, have been here for 10 thousand years.
Alfie.
not from asia ... but there are bowfin aka mudfish in asia
Posted 22 September 2013 - 08:27 AM
Freshwater:
cisco
sheepshead
longnose gar
sm and lm bass
rock bass
peacock bass
rainbow trout
lake trout
brook trout
Chinook salmon
coho salmon
pink salmon
northern pike
white bass
black crappie
white sucker
walleye
yellow perch
pumpkinseed
white crappie
blue gill
*musky* (largest freshwater fish, 46 inches)
goby
redhorse sucker
Wanna catch a carp.
Saltwater: (important species only)
king mackerel
little tunny
blackfin tuna
reef shark
blacktip shark
sandbar shark
dusky shark
*bull shark* (largest fish by weight, 450 pounds)
*tiger shark* (largest fish by length, 10 feet)
spinner shark
lemon shark
common snook
great barracuda
bluefish
redfish
dolphin
tarpon
greater amberjack
mutton snapper
gag grouper
black grouper
red grouper
goliath grouper
Wanna catch a mako shark.
I am up to 115 species. Yes, some people say I have a fishing problem...
we all have a fishing problem bro. ....... this is what other people don't understand, many are interested but don't know how to start with.
Posted 14 January 2014 - 01:24 PM
not from asia ... but there are bowfin aka mudfish in asia
I am not aware of any bowfin in Asia. I think you may be confusing with Northern Snakehead, Blotched Snakehead or Striped Snakehead...which looks similar, but completely different family of species. Love to be corrected if I am wrong with some scientific documentation.
Posted 14 January 2014 - 01:43 PM
Sorry for digging up an old post...but while I was searching for "snakehead" on the internet, I came across this topic. I also saw some mentioning of my name here prior to me joining this site. I thought I would chime in.
Thus far, I caught 386 species of fish, but 7 species are missing good pictures. I still counted them but I would love to catch those 7 species again some day for photographic record.
The list is too long to post here (I tired and it said my post was too long )...so I can only leave you with the link to the lifelist on my blog and you can see all the pictures and categorization of the the species.
http://muskiebaitadv...ecies-list.html
There are 32,000+ species of fish in the world and I have barely even scratched 1% of them...my "wanted" list is too long to post as well...but I'll just say there are a few regions of the world I would like to fish. It is my goal to fish all seven continents before I die...yes...all seven...including Anarctica!
Areas on the top of my bucket list to fish, both for diveristy of species and quality of specimens...
East Cape, Mexico
Exmouth, Australia
Amazon and Pantanal, Brazil
Isle of Man, UK
Lake Tanganyika and Zambezi River, Zambia
Madagascar
New Zealand
Japan
Posted 14 January 2014 - 08:46 PM
My bucket list:
got em
Trout: rainbow/steelhead, brown, brook, lake, dolly varden
perch, pike, mooneye, goldeye, sauger, walleye, lake and mountain whitefish, small and largemouth bass, suckers
Salmon: chum, coho, chinook, pink, sockeye
animal fish: bullhead, catfish. dogfish, ratfish, sea-snake, snapping turtle, red-eared turtle (well...the turtles bit but i didnt really wanna get close to them lol)
Halibut, flounder, all kinds of rockfish, rock crab, crayfish, lingcod
flying fish, skipjacks, striped marlin, dorado, wahoo, barracuda, snapper
need em!
atlantic salmon
carp
muskie
bluefin
sailfish
blue/black marlin
grouper
Catching your first of any kind is always magic, especially when it is targeted and you have worked hard for it
Posted 14 January 2014 - 09:59 PM
For Carp...hit the Grand..there are some very healthy sized Carp there that will rip line off of you!
Posted 14 January 2014 - 10:25 PM
ONTARIO FISH SPECIES:Lake sturgeonLongnose garBowfinAtlantic salmonChinook salmonCoho SalmonBrown troutRainbow troutBrook troutAurora troutLake troutLake whitefishCisco or lake herringWhite suckerCarpChannel catfishBrown bullheadNorthern pikeMuskellungeBurbotYellow perchWalleyeSaugerSmallmouth bassLargemouth bassWhite bassRock bassPumpkinseedBlack crappieround gobySheepheadcreek chubblue gillshinnerThis are Ontario's fish species ..... marked in blue are the one I caught in the past ..... the browns next on my lists .... black will follow after. Shark will be my last. .... Post your fish species fisherman ..... other fisherman would like to see what's your interest in catching next, maybe you don't have some fish species on their list ... and they don't have what's on your list ... switch spots and add more fish on your belt.
every one on the list, except aurora trout, had a couple break me off up north though. some more too but don't feel like writing right now, lol.
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