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Tarpon. Have fond memories of catching them from a balcony :)

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Tyke:

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The Bass family from the US OF A .

I really like the small American baitcasting rods and i envy the yanks being able to lure fish for bass.

I like fishing small lures for Perch and pike but would love to catch the hard fighting bass too.


I used to enjoy catching smallmouth bass. They fight very hard and leap from the water a lot, much more than their largemouth cousins. Just like steelhead.

 

I'd like to have bonefish here. I understand they're fun to catch.

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Sturgeon, can you imagine trolling the Thames and catching a couple of 400lb'ers in a day...

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Steve Randles:

Sturgeon, can you imagine trolling the Thames and catching a couple of 400lb'ers in a day...    

I have seen photographs of a 186pounder caught in the Great Ouse in Huntingdonshire! The father of a guy I used to know caught it.

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I wouldn't mind seeing a return of fish that we have lost from our local river, like dace and rudd. A few barbel wouldn't go amiss either.

 

The US Muskie holds a certain appeal! That would upset Mr Collins!

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I must admit that I did get excited when I heard of some striped bass being caught over on the German side of the North Sea around 3 years ago - Nothing since though :(

 

(Striper are a coastal fish, but happy to colonise freshwater, growing to over 60lb and fast)

 

Tiger Muskies, a barren hybrid of Muskie and Pike would also make lure fishing quite interesting.

 

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tiger fish...love those teeth

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Peter Waller:

I wouldn't mind seeing a return of fish that we have lost from our local river, like dace and rudd. A few barbel wouldn't go amiss either.

 

The US Muskie holds a certain appeal! That would upset Mr Collins!

Pete

 

I was down the Waveney the other week.

Trouble was it was the Waveney hotel Bar in Felixstowe.

I will return to the Waveney (river) at Beccles some time in novenmber/december when the boats and weed have gone!

RUDD

 

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