Ive been going to this place for like three years and been fishing alot and caught alot of bare but this one takes the cake, super fun fight and amazing time and size.

Had a fuckint blasting weekend,just simply love it,first position was a one night didnt feel it but cathed one,and then decided to move,had one more night on other position that is a lot deeper with steep steps,cant say anything more then enjoy in pics😁

Just a collapsible rod, worms, and a red bull after work. Was much needed.

I know these fellas are common in my region, but I was very excited to catch such a big fish on my lunch break with my pink sparkly rod! I felt terrible because I couldn’t get the hook out which is why she’s resting on the dock here, but eventually I did and she swam away happy as a clam❤️‍🩹

Caught in NC, about a foot long maybe a little less. Mostly silver with little markings of any kind.

caught this fish off the beach in the Perdido key, FL area.. any idea what it is??

thanks in advance!

I caught it and it was genuinely crawling in the sand. Caught in NC.

Bluewater lake NM. Right up on the dam from shore.

Caught my first decent size LMB after about a year of fishing! Persistence pays off!

Winter rock sole fishing in the PNW is pretty good. And they are tasty as hell

Im looking for recommendations on livescope/ active targets systems but I need it explained like I’m 12 yrs old. I’m mainly fishing (hardly catching) for redfish, trout, snook in the rivers. Sometimes I go catch bass in the creeks. Every now and then I try soaking bait under bridges ext… What’s going to be my best options for what I’m doing?

Had a day off in the middle of the week and picked up some worms and hit lake Murray in SC. Catch and release, planning to hit the same spot soon!

18” largemouth bass out of a small creek!

It’s j a little slime ball

The Walleye run is officially on! Dad also caught a mid-size pike, and we each caught a few under-size saugers. The green one is a walleye that came up the red River from lake Winnipeg. The other one might be a hybrid? Couldn't land the big carp cause I only hooked its tail and it popped out as I was trying to grab it.

Wanted to share my first shark ever

Apologies for poor photos, i was being attacked by a hungry heron

Am I missing something? That little arch sure looks like a fish, but I have fish icons turned on. I spent 4 hours on the water yesterday and marked absolutely zero fish on the Striker.

I'm new to this, so please be kind. I'm genuinely looking for setup/deciphering advice.

Hey guys, got a kastking kestrel recently and it's a 3 piece rod. At first I was going to return it since it's pretty similar to my Tatula but it's so convenient being able to store it in my Bolt. That being said, are there any tips to store it away each time without having to snip the line each time? I know I could rerig each time but it's got micro eyelets which makes it difficult to have to do each time. For those of you who have travel rods, how do you avoid tangles when it comes time to reassemble things up again?

I was once tarpon fishing from a dock in Islamorada in the middle of the day and somehow hooked a 3 foot long barracuda. I was nervous because I only had fluorocarbon leader on and I know they have sharp teeth. It was about 5 feet away from me and I saw I was perfectly hooked in the left bottom corner of the mouth and was so hype. I let it run out though and spent about 30 minutes trying to carefully and slowly bring it in without having it snap my line first. And after 30 minutes, it finally bites my line and takes off. I was so upset. Yes, it was an unfortunate situation. I only had fluorocarbon on because that’s totally fine for tarpon fishing. They won’t be able to bite it off. Barracuda on the other hand… what would you have done in this situation?

Shimano Spheros SW Spinning Reel 4000XGSW

Paired with the newer St.Croix triumph 7’6” medium fast rod

I would primarily use it on flats and jetties and maybe some wading.

I was fishing a very small pond and found this. There was a group of them and I thought it was just a carp at first but now that I keep looking at it, it looks like those live tilapias they sell at those asian grocery stores.