Show off your best catch! (Page 6): 11 lb. False Albacore ( Little Tunny). Would have been state record at the time,who knew.

Fredfish Loc: Prospect CT.

11 lb. False Albacore ( Little Tunny). Would have been state record at the time,who knew.

Thefinder Loc: Western Massachusetts

As far as fight goes I do not want to catch anything but CARP,river carp not lake carp.

My biggest was 32 pounds,my fishing friends was 35 pounds.

Mine..

Mikes..

GOD Bless ALL,have a safe blessed day.

Chris

DitchDog Loc: Plymouth Massachusetts

That it is

Catfish hunter Loc: Riggins idaho (Paradise)

Rutinbuck wrote:

Sorry about the double post.

That’s a big cat for sure. Thanks for sharing.

Catfish hunter Loc: Riggins idaho (Paradise)

Thefinder wrote:

As far as fight goes I do not want to catch anything but CARP,river carp not lake carp.

My biggest was 32 pounds,my fishing friends was 35 pounds.

Mine..

Mikes..

GOD Bless ALL,have a safe blessed day.

Chris

Do you eat those? We used to get them all the time. Nothing that big but my gramma used them for fertilizer in her garden so I suppose you could say we DID eat them in a way. They got so thick in the rivers back home we had to thin them out a little.

Thefinder Loc: Western Massachusetts

Catfish hunter wrote:

Do you eat those? We used to get them all the time. Nothing that big but my gramma used them for fertilizer in her garden so I suppose you could say we DID eat them in a way. They got so thick in the rivers back home we had to thin them out a little.

I started fishing for them three years ago here in the Connecticut River,it's within walking distance,but I still drive.There are many people down there that are from different parts of the world that fish for them, some do not even speak English,I offer my catch and get a big smile back,enough language for me that says yes and thank you.I have yet to eat one,but I have been told by a Russian fellow down there to keep them in a tub of clean water for a week,it will flush out the muddy taste.Gotta change water and use a bubblier too.

I just may try that.

Rutinbuck Loc: Haysville, Kansas

Yup we ate it and was good! Would I keep and eat one that big today? Nope.

Murrieta mike Loc: Murrieta CA

13 lb rainbow caught in Livermore CA

Catfish hunter Loc: Riggins idaho (Paradise)

Murrieta mike wrote:

13 lb rainbow caught in Livermore CA

Nice one👍

Murrieta mike Loc: Murrieta CA

13 lb rainbow, caught while fishing for smallmouths in Livermore CA, on 4 lb. test

ripogenu Loc: norfolk, MA

here's some pic's from the 80's 1st yellowfin, 1st white marlin (108#), 56# striper (me on the right), 350# bluefin caught on a 50# marlin rig. we weren't fishing for tuna. took me 4 1/2 hours to get him to the boat. no I didn't fillet it we sold it for 8K.

Thefinder Loc: Western Massachusetts

Thefinder wrote:

I started fishing for them three years ago here in... (show quote)

I should have added,that Russian man Serg said 6-8 pound was the best. I've been out 5 times already,only a huge creek chub full of eggs,spawning is on,carp come on..I want some action.

Catfish hunter Loc: Riggins idaho (Paradise)

ripogenu wrote:

here's some pic's from the 80's 1st yellowfin, 1st white marlin (108#), 56# striper (me on the right), 350# bluefin caught on a 50# marlin rig. we weren't fishing for tuna. took me 4 1/2 hours to get him to the boat. no I didn't fillet it we sold it for 8K.

DANG!! You’ve done some fishing dude. 👍

Thefinder Loc: Western Massachusetts

Rutinbuck wrote:

Yup we ate it and was good! Would I keep and eat one that big today? Nope.

I should have added,that Russian man Serg said 6-8 pound was the best. I've been out 5 times already,only a huge creek chub full of eggs,spawning is on,carp come on..I want some action.

ripogenu Loc: norfolk, MA

that's just the stuff caught up here. still looking for the photos from Mexico, the Azores and south Africa.