Any fisherman on here? I'm up in Albany, Ny we've got Stripped Bass running right now. Pretty hard to catch, but fun none the less. Caught a 34" 18lb male last week. I'd like to do some Ocean Fishing. I'm Planning a fishing trip in the North East, Eastern Coast anyone know of any must fish places?
crazy since the white bass record is 6lb 7oz. you must be one hell of a fisherman!!! i live in bass country btw...(<)<
my bad....read this again and you said 'striped' bass.... those may be larger...think the record is in the 60s though so you still don't have nothin!
go to Alaska in June and catch some king salmon....then enjoy over some coals!
my bad....read this again and you said 'striped' bass.... those may be larger...think the record is in the 60s though so you still don't have nothin!
go to Alaska in June and catch some king salmon....then enjoy over some coals!
2 year old girl catches 20 lb fish with a barbie fishing pole
http://www.myfoxtwincities.com/dpp/...shing-pole-muskie-2-year-old-girl-may-16-2010
ST. FRANCIS, Minn. - A muskie, a two-year-old girl and a Barbie fishing pole combined for the greatest fishing story of the 2010 Minnesota walleye opener.
2-year-old Ella was fishing with her grandparents at Round Lake near Randall, Minnesota on Saturday when she reeled in the big one. Ella, who comes from a long line of anglers, had never caught a fish until Saturday.
She caught her first fish at Round Lake not with the star plastic lure on the Barbie fishing pole, but with a hook and worm.
"Ella had her sunfish on and she's reeling it in," her mom, Carrie Haag, said. "Here comes this big muskie that went and ate her sunfish. So I grabbed the pole and yelled for grandpa David."
Grandpa grabbed a net and soon they landed a 30-inch muskie weighing in at a little under 20 lbs -- a fish bigger than the fisherman who caught it. The Barbie fishing pole survived it all and little Ella was so excited, she said the first thing that came to her mind -- "I caught a shark."
After snapping a photo, the family snapped the line and let the muskie go.
The state record muskie according to the Minnesota DNR is 54 lbs and 56 inches, caught in 1957. That's about 34 lbs more than Ella's catch
http://www.myfoxtwincities.com/dpp/...shing-pole-muskie-2-year-old-girl-may-16-2010
ST. FRANCIS, Minn. - A muskie, a two-year-old girl and a Barbie fishing pole combined for the greatest fishing story of the 2010 Minnesota walleye opener.
2-year-old Ella was fishing with her grandparents at Round Lake near Randall, Minnesota on Saturday when she reeled in the big one. Ella, who comes from a long line of anglers, had never caught a fish until Saturday.
She caught her first fish at Round Lake not with the star plastic lure on the Barbie fishing pole, but with a hook and worm.
"Ella had her sunfish on and she's reeling it in," her mom, Carrie Haag, said. "Here comes this big muskie that went and ate her sunfish. So I grabbed the pole and yelled for grandpa David."
Grandpa grabbed a net and soon they landed a 30-inch muskie weighing in at a little under 20 lbs -- a fish bigger than the fisherman who caught it. The Barbie fishing pole survived it all and little Ella was so excited, she said the first thing that came to her mind -- "I caught a shark."
After snapping a photo, the family snapped the line and let the muskie go.
The state record muskie according to the Minnesota DNR is 54 lbs and 56 inches, caught in 1957. That's about 34 lbs more than Ella's catch
