Mr. Aquarium

WOOOOOOO, hopefully a cold rainy fall. i REALLY REALLY want a coho.

went out striper fishing yesterday. looking for pogies didnt get any. went out looking for mackerel. no macks, but caught a nice rock cod, pollack and few cunners. no hits on pollack, decided to go inside the harbor and cast in the marshes.. caught my first keeper of the year. 32 inch fish on a scabellys low float spook.

im from MA, i fish lake O in the fall for pacific salmon. next is definitely the wild atlantic. ive caught landlock salmon before, but not the same as a true atlantic salmon.

nice dude!! wish pike were as plentiful near me like they are in eurpoope

DUDE! AN ATLANTIC!!!! MY GOD!!! bucket list fish

thats awesome! those eurpopean perch get pretty big

no bowfin, had a few good hits, caught a bass. then went to do some night fishing caught a 2.5-3 on a slammer. felt good getting some bass

hell of a fish. been saltwater fishing lately, bites been tough, handful of schoolie stripers. decided to go freshwater on saturday. went out looking for bowfin, was using bass lures hoping for some bowfin and bass. caught a crappie and a small bass. slow day

been out striper fishing on the boat the past few days, nothing, not even a hit. spent 10 hours on sunday with out a hit trying but not catching

fish the charles river

@MassYak85 yea its been slow for me 2. only a few over 3 and 2 over 5lbs. 5.9 and 6.13 this year. grinding for small fish. my good spots arent producing. im going to target different species. like carp, bowfin and pike. also striper fish more

congrats hell of a fish. fishing has been so crappy for me. dont even want to go out anymore. would be nice getting into some decent fish but when i do go out, im praying to get one dink. striper fishing has been crappy as well, lot of small schoolies.

d**n water temps at 82, wow!!!

yep, if im at a river with elow to elbow people are pretty cool. other rivers some days im the only out there!

i dont fish salmon river for that reason,. i fish other smaller area rivers. been going there for a few years! I LOVE IT!!@!

a centerpin is like a big fly reel, its designed for steelhead fishing on rivers with floats. there is no drag but super long rods 12-15 feet long. also with light lines. its designed for drag free drifts to give the most natural drift, great for pressured fish in the rivers. it was designed over in Europe i believe England.

any of you guys familiar with centerpin fishing in upstate new york for steelheads?

i went out for afternoon to night mission with a buddy, showing him a spot. shorefishing. had a bunch of blow ups on frogs, we both missed a few good fish. we both got pickerel at this spot. it got dark, i had a few hits on a magnum trick worm weedless rigged. probably some crappies or sunnies. he got a big crappie on a bait he painted. i missed a good fish on a mattlures meathead. he had big blow up on a swimbait. we fished old faith full for a few hours, i had a fish hit a scabellys jointed plug. slow night. no bass.

nice pats fish Tim

im a huge fan of the Ms slammer. i have many and they all get bit. never used an AC plug tho, so i cant say which is better. the slammer is one of my favorite lures

i fish dusk till dawn sometimes! i love night fishing, i live in the north east and i start fishing in april and fish up till november. i bet i could get night fish in december up here. where fish i dont see heavy boat traffic. so i usually start at sundown and fish till 1-2am.

It was good night! ive been fishing this place for a few years now but only night fished one spot from shore. the easy access spot. so i decided to fish a new area for night fishing. glad i did. had a few blow ups on topwater. missed a fish on the buzz jet. caught 3 chunks biggest was 4.8, 2 on the pats swimbait and the bigger one on the duel hardcore noi-z. first time getting on a decent topwater bite here

heading out for a night mission tonight. striper fishing on saturday. carp fishing sunday

i use the gorrila grips, same style just different brand, i believe goes to 30 or 60lbs. i dont use them for bass, but for larger fish like stripers and pike i use them.

ive caught some large fish after a splash with a big swimbait. especially over near over hanging trees