FIGHTIN'EST FISH?

Hi y'all,

Of the fish I've caught, these are the fightinest ounce for ounce:

1. Atlantic Salmon
2. Rainbow trout
3. Mackerel
4. Sea run speckled trout
5. Brook trout
5. Pond trout (brookies)

Whaddya think?

-- Lionel

Lionel F. Stevenson typed:
Hi y'all,

Of the fish I've caught, these are the fightinest ounce for ounce:

1. Atlantic Salmon
2. Rainbow trout
3. Mackerel
4. Sea run speckled trout
5. Brook trout
5. Pond trout (brookies)

Whaddya think?

If we're talking ounce for ounce. . .
1) Smallmouth bass
2) Bluegill
3) Largemouth bass
4) Brookies
5) 'Bows
--
TL,
Tim
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Tim J. wrote:

If we're talking ounce for ounce. . .
1) Smallmouth bass

Will someone please tell me where these *fighting* smallmouth bass are?
I've caught the damn things in six states now and think their
reputation is over rated (the river bred ones were a little feisty but
nothing like a wild brown). But I keep reading about them so someone
must think it is true.

3) Largemouth bass

You're kidding right?

Wayne Knight typed:
Tim J. wrote:

If we're talking ounce for ounce. . .
1) Smallmouth bass

Will someone please tell me where these *fighting* smallmouth bass
are? I've caught the damn things in six states now and think their
reputation is over rated (the river bred ones were a little feisty but
nothing like a wild brown). But I keep reading about them so someone
must think it is true.

I know you've fished out this way, so saying "they're over here" wouldn't
satisfy the question. I think you probably just need to quit using your 9wt.
;-)

3) Largemouth bass

You're kidding right?

Would I kid you? I've not caught too many LM bass, but the ones I have
caught have been *great* to have on the rod.
--
TL,
Tim
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http://css.sbcma.com/timj/

"Wayne Knight" wrote in message
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Tim J. wrote:

If we're talking ounce for ounce. . .
1) Smallmouth bass

Will someone please tell me where these *fighting* smallmouth bass are?
I've caught the damn things in six states now and think their
reputation is over rated (the river bred ones were a little feisty but
nothing like a wild brown). But I keep reading about them so someone
must think it is true.

3) Largemouth bass

You're kidding right?


That was with his 3wt
-tom

On 9/23/05 10:45 AM, in article
, "Wayne Knight"
wrote:


Tim J. wrote:

3) Largemouth bass

You're kidding right?


I always enjoy getting a bucketmouth on a popper and a 5 weight. Love that
tail dance. And of course it usually happens when I'm fishing with the
kids, which doesn't hurt :-)

Bill

Tim J. wrote:

I think you probably just need to quit using your 9wt.

You might not believe this, but I don't own a 9wt.

Would I kid you?

You know that answer

I've not caught too many LM bass, but the ones I have
caught have been *great* to have on the rod.

I think any fish, even trash fish, are *great* to have on a rod and
maybe it's because of that short Mass season but catching a LM Bass is
like Redneck Foreplay, ain't nothing there to excite you.

1. Jack Crevalle
2. Bonito
3. Bonefish

I've never hooked a Tarpon, and I've only caught one decent sized Jack,
but it turned my nine weight into a chainsaw.

bruce h

Wayne Knight typed:
catching a LM Bass is
like Redneck Foreplay, ain't nothing there to excite you.

I guess I'll just have to take your word on that subject. ;-)
--
TL,
Tim
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http://css.sbcma.com/timj/

Lionel F. Stevenson wrote:
Hi y'all,

Of the fish I've caught, these are the fightinest ounce for ounce:

[snip]
Whaddya think?

I think I'd like to catch an Atlantic Salmon one day.

But until then

1. Permit
2. Blue Marlin
3. Sailfish
4. King Mackerel
5. Brown Trout