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#1What does your local fish look like ? Got a picture ?
Here is mine. 3 miles from home.
The Ozark Bass
The Ozark bass is a species of freshwater fish in the sunfish family of order Perciformes.
It is native only to the White River, Sac River, James River, and Pomme de Terre river
drainages of Missouri and Arkansas. It eats bugs - and the end of my line.
Here is mine. 3 miles from home.
The Ozark Bass
The Ozark bass is a species of freshwater fish in the sunfish family of order Perciformes.
It is native only to the White River, Sac River, James River, and Pomme de Terre river
drainages of Missouri and Arkansas. It eats bugs - and the end of my line.
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" Just once I wish a trout would wink at me. " ~ Brian Shaffer
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#2In the Blue Ridge Mountains, the Southern Appalachian Brook Trout (Salvelinus Fontinalis) is the only native salmonid species. It is genetically distinct from its northern counterpart. This species has evolved and adapted over time to the unique environmental conditions of headwater streams of the Appalachian Mountains.
Unfortunately, due to human activity, brook trout in the southeast are currently facing many challenges that threaten their existence. Acid deposition from air pollutants and competition for resources with non-native species of trout are among the most detrimental.
For more info on the Southern Appalachian Brook Trout: https://www.tu.org/blog/a-native-odysse ... tennessee/
Unfortunately, due to human activity, brook trout in the southeast are currently facing many challenges that threaten their existence. Acid deposition from air pollutants and competition for resources with non-native species of trout are among the most detrimental.
For more info on the Southern Appalachian Brook Trout: https://www.tu.org/blog/a-native-odysse ... tennessee/
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#4A New England local resident.
Please visit and bookmark the Paul H. Young Rod Database
Other rod databases: Dickerson , Orvis , Powell
Other rod databases: Dickerson , Orvis , Powell
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Even the blind squirrel gets an occasional nut.
Even the blind squirrel gets an occasional nut.
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#11This little gem lives less than 10 minutes from me.
This guy about 15 minutes
This guy about 15 minutes
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#16Wild fish from the Laurel Highlands of southwestern Pennsylvania:
Very common:
Becoming more common:
Not so common:
The only one I've caught:
Very common:
Becoming more common:
Not so common:
The only one I've caught:
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#17I guess for me it would be a
Striped bass (haven’t fished for/caught one in years) or a
Chain pickerel (never fished for them, but it’s the right time of year to be doing it) or a
White perch (caught one once, but I didn’t have a camera with me and I think it was on spinning gear) so
No picture of a local.
Striped bass (haven’t fished for/caught one in years) or a
Chain pickerel (never fished for them, but it’s the right time of year to be doing it) or a
White perch (caught one once, but I didn’t have a camera with me and I think it was on spinning gear) so
No picture of a local.
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#18My local fren, the rainbow trout of Los Angeles, long may they survive and refuse to pose for pics.
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#19My home waters . . . Northcentral Wisconsin Brookie
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#20The Ozark Black Bass (with lice on gills)
Ozark Redear Sunfish (they are suckers for muddlers)
It was then this local came at me : 100% true story, that snake was not happy with me being there
Ozark Redear Sunfish (they are suckers for muddlers)
It was then this local came at me : 100% true story, that snake was not happy with me being there
" There's no such thing as a fly fisherman wholly satisfied with his casting performance. " ~ Jim Green (1971)
" Just once I wish a trout would wink at me. " ~ Brian Shaffer
Step up to the plate with any lumber you want.
" Just once I wish a trout would wink at me. " ~ Brian Shaffer
Step up to the plate with any lumber you want.