need to add peacock to my list.

my list

muskie

cobia

shark

sturgeon,

i caught a lot of fish but missed my chance to catch a muskie, i seen one though.

Tally,

there are some fish reserves in central Florida where barramundi are stocked. I believe in the Ocala area

There are no stocked ponds in the Ocala area. There are stocked ponds in osecola county. They are there to be farmed and sold as table fare. Im lucky enought to know the man who runs the farm and he lets me and my freinds fish the for free.

Heres the website.

http://www.osceolaoutback.com/

1. Blue Marlin

2. Mako Shark

3. Peacock Bass

4. King Salmon

5. Nile Perch

6. Siluris Glanis (Danube Catfish, Wels Catfish)

Tally,

there are some fish reserves in central Florida where barramundi are stocked. I believe in the Ocala area

There are no stocked ponds in the Ocala area. There are stocked ponds in osecola county. They are there to be farmed and sold as table fare. Im lucky enought to know the man who runs the farm and he lets me and my freinds fish the for free.

Heres the website.

http://www.osceolaoutback.com/

That's the one I was referring to. I think I had seen it before on an episode of Bill Dance. Like I said, I'd love to catch one sometime. My brother in law lives in Orlando, I may have to bring the baby to see his uncle while I "take care of some business".

If you do come down to "take care of business" Wait till like July or august. They love the hot weather. You could go out there today and not get one bite. but in July you would catch 150 in 4 hours. Shoot me a pm if you ever decide to go I could Guide for you.

Kewl. May have to do that before the fall semester starts up here.

Pretty good idea for a topic here's mine:

1. Muskie

2. Peacock bass

3. Alligator Gar

4. Northern Pike

5. Ginormous catfish  ;D

A.J., look in the new Bass Pro catalog in the front.  Johnny Morris is holding a 52 lb. Barra.

My top fish to catch would be:

150+ lb. Tarpon on a fly rod.

Taimen on a fly rod.

Pirarucu, these things are total beasts.

Barramundi  on light spinning tackle.

Peacock Bass on the Amazon.

Here is my bucket list:  

Tarpon

Wahoo

Dolphin

Permit

Bonefish

Snook

Smallmouth

Muskie

King Salmon

Smallmouth

Muskie

Pike

Red Fish

Snook

Goliath Grouper

Peacock Bass

Alligator Gar

Sturgeon

and two that will probably make you go :-?

Pickerl

Perch

It would have to be muskie for sure. But I really want to catch a big snakehead.

As far as freshwater, I've caught most of the main American species but I'd still like to catch a Muskie (just got some wire leaders and some glide baits to try at a nearby Muskie lake) as well as rainbow and brook trout (just got a fly rod) and a pickerel. The pickerel may sound weird but I don't have many bodies of water that have them near me. Also a snakehead (have a good fishery pretty close in the Potomac), redfish, and peacock bass.

Although I'd love to catch many different kinds of fish around the world, the few that I want to catch in my state that I haven't yet are

1. Musky

2. Catfish

3. Trout

1. Tarpon(hooked 2 landed non)

2.bonefish

3. big bull or hammerhead shark

4.Barramundi

5. snook

6. small mouth

7. marlin

8.salmon

9 pike

10. sturgen

11. clown knife fish

Fish i have caught but would like to catch bigger

1 10 pd. bass (hooked 2 never lander one)

2. 50pd + redfish

3.10 pd + seatrout

4 40pd + king fish

5. 35pd + catfish

6. 30 pd + Jack Cravalle

7 10 pd flounder

8. 80 pd cobia.

Tarpon (fly)

Bonefish (fly)

Marlin

Peacock Bass

Trevally (fly)

Alaskan Salmon (fly)

Mako Shark  

...and many more!

Tarpon on a fly

Peacock  Bass

Sturgeon

Blue Gill...over 5 pounds...lol

1. Peacock Bass

2. Walleye

3. Pike

4. Muskie

5. River Cats

CARP, not that I want to catch one since it would pull me and my little boat around the lake!  

Tiger Shark!

1-9 musky

10 smallmouth

Golden Dorado

Tigerfish

Nile Perch

Fish in my area:

Musky

Longnose Gar

Brown Trout

Rainbow Trout

channel catfish

bowfin

Exotics/destination fish:

Pacific salmon in Alaska

Peacock Bass in the amazon

Fish in my area:

Musky

Longnose Gar

Brown Trout

Rainbow Trout

channel catfish

bowfin

Exotics/destination fish:

Pacific salmon in Alaska

Peacock Bass in the amazon

You are about an hour away from one of your "exotics," but you wouldn't be in Alaska :

Yeah a few years ago I went on a charter on Lake Ontario and my brother got a pretty nice King, so I know they are there. I want to go to Alaska and fish for them for a couple reasons. The first is that my uncle and cousins live up there, and I have always wanted to go there and visit them. The second is that the ones around here don't get as big as they do up there