favourite styl of fishing????

[torco]

fly fishing either with wet flies or swinging steelhead flies.

[Rich]

Twitch, twitch, SMASH

 

I love jerkbaiting for pike (or musky if they are around)

[aero_ball]

Senko for largies and drop-shotting for smallies.

[jbailey]

jerkbaits for pike, top water for anything, senkos for bass

[TJQ]

Trolling spoons for pike, and when the conditions are right topwater poppers for bass!!

[Dontcryformejanhrdina]

I have to commit to using topwaters for musky more this year. I usually give up though because I see something following it and it turns out it's just a smallmouth. Or seagulls take an interest in it and I have to put it away or else I'll catch them.

[bow slayer]

toss up, love watching a float go down for steelhead but also love wading out and tossing top waters in the evenings for bass and pike. A close 3rd would be running for a tip up watching it going down.

[Spiel]

Anything and I do mean anything except trolling unless downriggers are in use.

[bare foot wader]

hard to pick...generally anything sight fishing

 

fly casting to spring pike

 

tarpon (yet to land sadly...it's like a 150lb steelhead on steroids, my favourite fish)

 

the first sturgeon i caught was fun, after that it becomes a chore/workout lol

Edited May 30, 2013 by bare foot wader

[Guest ThisPlaceSucks]

paddling my canoe around a brookie lake trolling spoons and casting the shore with spinners/raps.

[outllaw]

passion in every post. i love that.

mines trollin muskies. its a science if done well.

[fishnsled]

Anything and I do mean anything except trolling unless downriggers are in use.

 

They still got lots of dust on them??

 

I love doing it all but topwater for any fish is pretty exciting. Flippin' and pitchin', casting spinnerbaits and cranks, ripping bucktails, finesse fishing, trolling....they all have a time and a place throughout the year. I should break out the fly gear this year, it's been a while since that's been used.

[misfish]

I like it all. The hardest part is deciding what to do most days! We're spoiled rotten here in ontario. Soooo many awesome fishing opportunities!!

 

S.

 

YUPPPP

[beagle dad]

how bout old school

cod jig 400 ft line toss the big jig overboard and wear yourself out catching cod off the coast of nfld

all handline fishing...wish I was kid again....lol

for a treat we would row into a secluded bay and go brookie in a creek that seen very few humans if any at all twig. line. hook. find a worm or grub you were set

after 1st trout bait was the fins on a hook

[beagle dad]

seen old man neatest stl I have ever seen

10 ft cane pole 10 ft mono line dunking weeds for walleye

now the neat part,,,when he got a hit set the hook thew pole in the lake

when the fish wore itself out dragging the pole old man rowed over picked pole out of lake and boated the fish

this happened all morn till he got his limit...

[Christopheraaron]

Cool style, doesn't sound like much fun though

[beagle dad]

he was having a blast.. great guy I even gave him Cpl jigs I was catching fish on

[mercman]

Drop shoting slammers for smallies. They'll rip the rod right outta your hand if you aren't careful. Trolling flat line for walleye with Mike Rousseau Casting spinnerbaits for anything that bites, especially Pike.

[Walleye'm Fishing]

1- Float tubing for giant specks... you just can't beat that.

 

2- Night shore fishing for giant eyes in the fall.

[TJQ]

Woot .. my spoon today!

 

[fishindevil]

Nice shootin TJ !!!!! Awesome pike ......it always feel better when you catch a fish on your own lure creations !!!!!! Cheers

[Fish Farmer]

All types of fishin, just some are better than others. Jigging finicky Walleye has to be the better for me on a quiet lake nobody around with a few buds, feet up, in the boat telling old stories of years past and buds that have past, maybe catching an odd fish, back at the cottage havin the fish fry, few brews sitting around telling more stories around the campfire.

Life is good but too short.

Edited May 31, 2013 by Fish Farmer

[lew]

All types of fishin, just some are better than others. Jigging finicky Walleye has to be the better for me on a quiet lake nobody around with a few buds, feet up, in the boat telling old stories of years past and buds that have past, maybe catching an odd fish, back at the cottage havin the fish fry, few brews sitting around telling more stories around the campfire.

Life is good but too short.

 

You pretty well summed it all up right there Dave !!

[limeyangler]

so far in Canada i would have to say straight jigging for trout and walleye in deep water, ice fishing for lakers and whitefish with a jig aint to shabby either , so i guess i would have to say JIGGING.

Edited May 31, 2013 by limeyangler

[ehg]

Could spend all day trolling likely structure for muskies, or throwing topwaters for bass/musky.