When fishing a Texas-rigged worm everyone I have ever fished with says, "There he is" just before setting the hook.

I have never heard anyone except in a commercial say "booyah."

"There he is" - I think I say this to - also FYI there is a book regarding this with that title by Bill Dance - just thought that was a funny coinkydink:

http://www.amazon.com/There-Bill-Dances-plastic-fishing/dp/B0006X65BY

My partner yells "Mother Goose!" as opposed

of some other mother...

:

The "other goose" finds its way out on my boat from time to time though  :

My friend Chad Hoover uses several corny expressions for big fish, LMAO....

I call fish "baby"

On the hook set- " Whoo baby that felt good" :

Mid fight- "Common baby stay on there" :-?

Tense moment- " Stay the H-E double hockey sticks on there"

After landing the fish- " YEAH BABY!!!!"

Capt.O

Big bass..football, lunker, toad.

Bass gets of the hook before landing..came unbuttoned, farmed it.

Big crappie = Slab.

Big bluegill= dinnerplate.

My friend Chad Hoover uses several corny expressions for big fish, LMAO....

hahahaha - that really made me laugh man - I heard "moose" I think, oh yeah, and "booyah" - colorful fella - I like him - nice bass too - hate to see how he reacts to a 10 lber - now that would be a funny video!!!!!

In our boats some common expressions are:

Big Fish - Hawg

Small Fish - PeeJib

When I feel a hit while wormin, i usually just say "uh-oh.."

Hard hit " he destroyed that bait"

When we have a good day we "burn em down"

And when we are making fun of eachother we call eachother Bill Dance in a fecetious tone ie "ole Bill Dance over here dropped the 5 pounder in the lake while takin his picture..."

I got these from Jimmy Houston

Spinner bait is a Spinner bug & when I have one come off at the boat it's a Jimmy Houston quick release!

Me and my brother's go to line is "he hammered it" when talking about getting a fish on a spinnerbait, etc...I dont think its a New England thing, actually, I dont really know where that came from, but we like using the expression  ;D

My friend Chad Hoover uses several corny expressions for big fish, LMAO....

hahahaha - that really made me laugh man - I heard "moose" I think, oh yeah, and "booyah" - colorful fella - I like him - nice bass too - hate to see how he reacts to a 10 lber - now that would be a funny video!!!!!

He's got a few over ten, and one in the 13 lb. class.  He also does a character called "Mo' Bass" complete with hillbilly teeth and goofy hat. 

I am from NY originally, now I live in Texas. Down here any bluegill type fish is a "perch", white bass are "whites", and LMB are "blacks". Where I grew we called them sunfish, bluegill, or bass, either smallie or largemouth. When I get bit while wormin' etc, I usually say "there he is". when my buddy is getting bit I usually tell him to "bust his ***!"

I got these from Jimmy Houston

Spinner bait is a Spinner bug & when I have one come off at the boat it's a Jimmy Houston quick release!

Jimmy Houston Quick Release...that's funny!

My friend Chad Hoover uses several corny expressions for big fish, LMAO....

hahahaha - that really made me laugh man - I heard "moose" I think, oh yeah, and "booyah" - colorful fella - I like him - nice bass too - hate to see how he reacts to a 10 lber - now that would be a funny video!!!!!

He's got a few over ten, and one in the 13 lb. class. He also does a character called "Mo' Bass" complete with hillbilly teeth and goofy hat.

Mo Bass sounds like a class act.  Good videos.

In Michigan I never heard of these terms till I moved to Florida.

Slot

Shorties

Slobs

Crappies were Calico bass in Michigan.

here in MD a big bass is "bucketmouth"

In our boats some common expressions are:

Big Fish - Hawg

Small Fish - PeeJib

When I feel a hit while wormin, i usually just say "uh-oh.."

Hard hit " he destroyed that bait"

When we have a good day we "burn em down"

And when we are making fun of eachother we call eachother Bill Dance in a fecetious tone ie "ole Bill Dance over here dropped the 5 pounder in the lake while takin his picture..."

thats funny, when i feel the tick tick, i ALWAYS say uh oh.

Me and my brother's go to line is "he hammered it" when talking about getting a fish on a spinnerbait, etc...I dont think its a New England thing, actually, I dont really know where that came from, but we like using the expression ;D

I think it came straight from Shaw Grigsby- Usually preceeded by an OH MY GOD! 

annoying bluegill-lil' pecker

healthy bass-"stout"

feeding bass-puttin on the feed bag

fishing for catfish-"like watching paint dry"

any big bass i call opus. dont know why.

:-?

annoying bluegill-lil' pecker

healthy bass-"stout"

feeding bass-puttin on the feed bag

fishing for catfish-"like watching paint dry"

any big bass i call opus. dont know why.

:-?

What do you call catching a catfish while bass fishing - did that yesterday on a shaky head with a powerbait craw - 4 lber - I was like "what the hell"

Mo-fish was funny - I thought it was really funny at first tough cause I thought it was a setup to mess with the presentation - bummer that it was a setup - he needs to go and spoof those demonstrations for real and get it on video!!  He seems like a funny dude!

Ya know I realized during fishing yesterday that I too say "there he is" never really took notice to it till now, heh heh - and it is usually when fishing the jig or worm - not ever while doing a crank bait or spinner bait.