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What do you target?
What species of fish do you primarily fish for? Where do you fish for them?
As I've said, I chase muskies from Mid-April to Mid-October and Steelhead from Mid-October to Mid-April (unless the rivers are completely frozen). I do most of my muskie fishing on Pymatuning, West Branch, Milton and Leesville Reservoirs with the odd trips to Piedmont & Salt Fork and Chautauqua in NY state. For steelhead, My home water is the Chagrin River with the Grand a close second. I also will hit the Rocky, Ashtabula and Conneaut. Ironically, I live 3 miles from Lake Erie but only rarely fish it. I don't get real excited about perch and walleye. Also, my boat is set up for inland waters and is a bit underpowered for the big lake. |
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I try to switch it up to master my skills... My favorite fish to catch is anyone that will give me a fight... Largemouth Bass, Striped Bass, and Smallmouth Bass all come in tied for 1st though. I like walking small creeks and pickin' off gills and pumpkinseeds, and in the spring hitting the shad run. It's fun to tie off to pilings and knock off a few cats, perch and the occasional carp. I also like sneaking up on bass in little farm ponds and what not and trolling for the big stripers in the susquehanna flats... I have yet to catch a walleye, muskie, pickrel, or pike. Those are fish on my "to catch list" they just aren't abundant around here. |
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I hunt cut-throat and rainbow in the coastal streams. Small spinners, with light tackle, waders, beer and a headwater.
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