Tuesday, December 15, 2020

OLD Fishing Pictures - Part 2

 Found more of my old fishing pictures.  Some of these may be of the same fish from the previous Old Pictures post (2 posts ago)...but they are different pictures of the same fish so...eh...why not?  Most I haven't previously posted.

Iowa Musky (it cut my line right in front of me, so I stepped into the water and pushed the fish to the bottom to contain it/capture it.  So, some of the mud stuck to its belly.  If I'd have noticed, I could have washed it off before the pics!)

Lake Erie Smallmouth Bass
Florida Stingray
Florida..."Mother-in-Law Fish" is what I was told?
Illinois public pond bass.

Illinois public pond...my first-ever Golden Shiner.  It hit a bass Spinnerbait! 
Lake Erie Freshwater Drum
Lake Erie walleye.
Chunky Iowa bass.
3 pictures of my biggest bass ever.  


Florida...Black Sea Bass
Florida...Can you see it?  Smallest Barracuda ever??
Florida.  Mangrove Snapper.
Florida.  Red Snapper.
Florida.  Another Mangrove Snapper
Florida...Snook!
Florida - Gafftopsail Catfish
Big ol' Bass. :) 
Iowa - Shorthead Redhorse Sucker
Iowa - Walleye
Iowa - Flathead Catfish
Iowa - 18.5" Smallmouth Bass
Iowa - Smallmouth Bass
Nungesser Lake, Ontario, Canada - Rock Bass
A big Iowa Flathead Catfish

I'm on the left.  I didn't catch this, but a member of one of our trips to Canada caught this... 32.5" Walleye!  Not fat, but very LONG walleye!  Huge head!
Iowa Bigmouth Buffalo...along with my son.  Isn't he a cutie?  He's 20 years old now!
Iowa Flathead Catfish
Iowa Flathead Catfish
Iowa Flathead Catfish
27.5" Iowa Walleye...7.5 lbs.
Iowa Northern Pike...I believe this was 30"...@ 7.5 lbs
Iowa Freshwater Drum
Another Iowa Freshwater Drum.  Biggie!
Iowa - 19" Icefishing bass


Nungesser Lake, Ontario, Canada - Northern Pike
Iowa - My first-ever Yellow Bass
A nice Iowa Channel Catfish
Oahu, Hawaii - Peacock Bass


Wednesday, December 2, 2020

Mid- and Late- November 2020

The fish-catching has been mostly stocker rainbow trout, a few white crappies, and even a small largemouth bass or two.








This 14-incher below was squirting out some eggs.
The 16-incher below was one of the biggest trout I measured this month.


And since this is 2020, of course there would be a dead raccoon in the water.  It just goes with the dead squirrel, dead armadillo, deer bones, turtle shells, etc, that I found in the water while fishing in MO over the past few months.