That big bass was caught on a crawler harness just drifting behind my canoe. I have caught most of my biggest bass on a crawler harness or a purple rubber weedless worm. I also like a floating rapala black and silver when the lake has not much vegetation. I like to cast a rapala towards shore, let it sit until the rings where it landed are gone. Then give it a small jerk and let it resurface until rings disappear and repeat. Works for me.

As long as nobody here is fishing for Seabass

I would if there was salt water close enough to me.The Great Lakes are so much fun, I doubt I'll ever go salt water unless its when I get older and retire somewhere warm.

deep water fishing here

Shark, tuna, seabass, stripe bass, black fish

Washington
Salmon, Steelhead, Sturgeon, large/small mouth bass, trout, and tuna.

That flathead posted a couple pages back was very nice

I'll reel in anything thats biting, but crappie and catfish are my favorites, particularly catfish. In Indiana, you can catch damned near anything freshwater, I think the only thing I haven't caught that resides in the state is lake trout and pike.

Pike are fun to spear through the ice, great time chilling in a shanty with a few people and spearing a big pike that swims up to eat your minnow swimming around in your hole.

VA.
Striped Bass.

Im from Extremadura (Spain), i usually fish every weekend .

My fav fishs lucio (esocidus) and ofc black bass (largemouth,and i must say thx USA for give us this wonderful fish !) i love them!!

Of course i never kill 1 of them , fight vs them make a photo if is a special 1 and let him to go again to their home is my religion!!!

This post was edited by SpanishConqueror on Mar 19 2012 08:57pm

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