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Favorite Smallmouth bass rivers that you can share?

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  • My favorite rivers are the glorified creeks that don't get any notoriety. The kinds of small rivers tucked away that nobody fishes. I've caught so many 3+ lb SMB out of those. 

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So you are from the Midwest…?

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Tennessee River and river reservoirs.

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If you want to drive Susquehanna and Juniata rivers in Pa.

Tennessee River and Cumberland River

 

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Wisconsin River in…..Wisconsin.

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18 hours ago, GaryH said:

If you want to drive Susquehanna and Juniata rivers in Pa.

These are both good rivers, the Susky is the best I've fished probably ever. Up north there are lots of good smallie rivers, gotta do your homework and spend some time on the water.

If you are from Missouri there's no secret to where the best smallmouth rivers are.

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On 9/1/2021 at 9:00 AM, JWall14 said:

So you are from the Midwest…?

 

Yes I live in Saint louis. Love the northern states though lol

The St. Lawrence is quite possibly the best smallmouth river in the world.

5 hours ago, MidwestBassin87 said:

 

Yes I live in Saint louis. Love the northern states though lol

Do a quick google search you are very close to some great water.

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How about the mighty Mississippi?  Up here in the headwaters its still a relatively clean, shallow, rocky kinda river where brown bass thrive (as opposed to the dredged, polluted, murky river that we're used to further south).  Much of it in midsummer is only accessible with a small craft like a canoe, kayak, drift boat, or jon boat.

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St. Larry 

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8 hours ago, billmac said:

The St. Lawrence is quite possibly the best smallmouth river in the world.

 

1 hour ago, J Francho said:

St. Larry 

 

1 hour ago, J Francho said:

St. Larry 

Hard to argue with that one! 

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4 hours ago, TnRiver46 said:

 

 

Hard to argue with that one! 

It's a funny thing. I've only ever fished the Larry like three times. Every single time the Chaumont (SHAH-moh) bay calls, so we run there and I have the time of my life. It's a bay, not a river.

 

The Niagara should get special mention. It's also a special place. 

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2 hours ago, Chris Catignani said:

Buffalo river...from Flatwoods to Lobelville.

My friends have always threatened a 10 day float down the Buffalo ……..

ain’t nobody got time for that !!!

52 minutes ago, TnRiver46 said:

My friends have always threatened a 10 day float down the Buffalo ……..

ain’t nobody got time for that !!!

It is totally nuts...bring a gold count down Rapala and a pack of Sliders

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On 9/1/2021 at 1:40 PM, GaryH said:

If you want to drive Susquehanna and Juniata rivers in Pa.

Don’t over look parts of the Delaware River. 

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1 minute ago, Spankey said:

Don’t over look parts of the Delaware River. 


True ?

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2 minutes ago, GaryH said:


True ?

He doesn’t want to go right now I don’t think. My river waters are wrecked right now. Mean and nasty for quite awhile here in the N.E. From the latest hurricane. 

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On 9/2/2021 at 3:18 PM, gimruis said:

How about the mighty Mississippi?  Up here in the headwaters its still a relatively clean, shallow, rocky kinda river where brown bass thrive (as opposed to the dredged, polluted, murky river that we're used to further south).  Much of it in midsummer is only accessible with a small craft like a canoe, kayak, drift boat, or jon boat.

Oh Yeah. The upper Sipp is one of my favorites for sure. ive heard its been at record low levels throughout the summer so i think less people have been able to fish it this summer. Might be good for the fish lol. Thanks for the response 

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