Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Tennessee, Maryland.

 

And it's funny, I've caught all 3 species in WV and TN, but not my home state, where I've definitely spent most of my time.

41 minutes ago, Raul said:

1. Guanajuato
2. Jalisco
3. Puebla
4. Estado de México
5. Sinaloa
6. Tamaulipas
7. Nuevo León
8. Querétaro
9. Hidalgo
10. Nayarit
11. Texas

Pint sized lakes are a lot of fun and some can be really challenging, my most favorite pint sized lake, La Laborcita:

The water most of the year is so clear you can see the bottom 30 or 40 ft below., I love that place, you want to know why I love it ? if you can catch a few bass there you can catch bass anywhere in the planet.

I like your hat .

1 hour ago, Raul said:

1. Guanajuato
2. Jalisco
3. Puebla
4. Estado de México
5. Sinaloa
6. Tamaulipas
7. Nuevo León
8. Querétaro
9. Hidalgo
10. Nayarit
11. Texas

Pint sized lakes are a lot of fun and some can be really challenging, my most favorite pint sized lake, La Laborcita:

The water most of the year is so clear you can see the bottom 30 or 40 ft below., I love that place, you want to know why I love it ? if you can catch a few bass there you can catch bass anywhere in the planet.

Now That's a List !

I wanna play . . . . .

A-Jay

46 minutes ago, scaleface said:

I like your hat .

That ain´t me, that´s my compadre. ( Compadre is the term we apply to the father of the child to whom you are his/her godfather, the relationship can start at christening and continue by 3 year old presentation at the temple, confirmation and first comunion ) the man and I are "I have forgoten how many times " compadres. I don´t have brothers and don´t need them since I got him.

17 minutes ago, A-Jay said:

Now That's a List !

I wanna play . . . . .

A-Jay

How come you don´t wanna play Texas ?

I don´t know much about them TX lakes Catt fishes but I do know ´bout Amistad, Falcon and Choke Canyon.

Only two.....Washington and only if you count the Oregon side of the Columbia as a second state.

Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas and Oklahoma...That's it I think.

42 minutes ago, Raul said:

That ain´t me, that´s my compadre. ( Compadre is the term we apply to the father of the child to whom you are his/her godfather, the relationship can start at christening and continue by 3 year old presentation at the temple, confirmation and first comunion ) the man and I are "I have forgoten how many times " compadres. I don´t have brothers and don´t need them since I got him.

How come you don´t wanna play Texas ?

I don´t know much about them TX lakes Catt fishes but I do know ´bout Amistad, Falcon and Choke Canyon.

Didn't mean to Imply that I wouldn't want to fish TX ~

It's squarely on the Domestic list.

A-Jay

 

2 hours ago, scaleface said:

I fish small Missouri Conservation lakes that are all over the state. Sometimes I catch up to 100 bass a day with large bass often in the mix . I think a lot of readers dont believe me . I just love fishing those pint sized lakes .

Shhhhhhhhhhhh...........Scaleface is lying to you all.  There are no Bass here.  Go to Nebraska...they got all the bass.

 

 

 

 

*psssst....Scale.....Me too*

50 minutes ago, 2tall79 said:

Only two.....Washington and only if you count the Oregon side of the Columbia as a second state.

ODFW called, you owe them $47 for looking at Oregon soil while fishing in Washington. 

Georgia, South Carolina, Florida 

NC, SC, WV, CA, and AR. 

MN, NJ, MI.  I lived in CA for 6 years -- Not too far from The Delta, Clear lake, and Berryessa-- but, shamefully, never fished for bass there and didn't know anything about bass fishing at the time.

5 hours ago, Mosster47 said:

ODFW called, you owe them $47 for looking at Oregon soil while fishing in Washington. 

No, no, no.    This was a state tourney and I actually sprung for a three day license.  So there. 

Illinois, Wisconsin, Missouri, Arkansas, Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, South Carolina, Florida, Texas

NY.

3 hours ago, MIbassyaker said:

MN, NJ, MI.  I lived in CA for 6 years -- Not too far from The Delta, Clear lake, and Berryessa-- but, shamefully, never fished for bass there and didn't know anything about bass fishing at the time.

10 hours ago, Raul said:

That ain´t me, that´s my compadre. ( Compadre is the term we apply to the father of the child to whom you are his/her godfather, the relationship can start at christening and continue by 3 year old presentation at the temple, confirmation and first comunion ) the man and I are "I have forgoten how many times " compadres. I don´t have brothers and don´t need them since I got him.

How come you don´t wanna play Texas ?

I don´t know much about them TX lakes Catt fishes but I do know ´bout Amistad, Falcon and Choke Canyon.

Paran: Cajun French for godfather

 

El Gato does not play with others...seems other have a problem with losing!

14 hours ago, scaleface said:

I fish small Missouri Conservation lakes that are all over the state. Sometimes I catch up to 100 bass a day with large bass often in the mix . I think a lot of readers dont believe me . I just love fishing those pint sized lakes .

Agreed. MDC charges me just a little more than what I pay for a year permit in KS while I'm a KS resident, plus I have to buy extra permits for everything while the one permit covers most everything in MO. Lots of free ramps in MO, even on the major reservoirs while I have to buy a year state park permit in KS, and that only gets me into the state park ramps without paying an extra fee. Then after paying that ramp fee, the ramps are junk. One of my favorite lakes I have to be careful not to hit the giant pothole in the middle of the ramp because it's so deep my trailer will scrape, and it's been that way since I started fishing the lake several years ago. Somehow MO lakes produce way more big fish than KS lakes, even though they're right next to each other. I'm guessing it has something to do with the fact that KS cares way more about keeping the bucket brigade happy with truckload after truckload of channel cats and thousands of pounds of fish food they dump into the lakes every year, while they bass are left to fend for themselves. Those little MO conservation lakes produce more big bass than our best lakes in the state, while receiving far less pressure because there's probably another lake not far away that also produces well. It's really a constant source of frustration for me knowing what could be if the state just cared enough to make an effort. 

Texas, Kentucky, Virginia, Ohio, indiana, Illinois, and finally, West By God Virginia 

Missouri, Illinois, and Arkansas.

OH, KY, IN, TN, MI, MN, FL, AL, and SD.  Ontario as well.

I have been catching bass for over 50 years.

Started out in: New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York, New Hampshire, Maine.

College years: Missouri, Ohio, Saskatchewan.

Adult years: Florida, Georgia, Alabama

IL, IN, MI, WI, MN, OH, NY, KY, TN, GA, AL, FL, TX, MO, AK, VA, NC.  I likely forgot one

VA, WV, MD, PA, NC, DC (does it count?) and FL.

Texas, NC, SC, Alabama, Mississippi, Florida.