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At the last DCFF meeting **** Haas talked about people keeping a life list of species they have caught on a fly rod. I sat down and tried my hand and admittedly it was not very impressive. Still it was fun and something I am going to keep track of. FWIW here is mine thus far:
Largemouth bass
Smallmouth bass
Spotted bass
Bluegill
Redear Sunfish
Pumpkin Seed
Rock Bass
White Crappie
Black Crappie
Black nose crappie
Rainbow trout
Brown trout
Brook trout
assorted chubs/minnows etc.
Well your off to a good start. My list is pretty bad considering how long I've been throwing a fly.
LM Bass
Bluegill
Crappie
Sea Trout
Chuck
Mine too.
LM Bass
SM Bass
KY Bass
White and Yellow Bass
Rock Bass
Warmouth
Bows
Browns
Sauger
Every kind of sunfish that lives in this state
Black Crappie
Channel Cats (like those muddlers in the summer)
all kinds of chubs, minnows, and little suckers
and one Rainbow Darter.
Here is mine...had to think hard about this one :o
Largemouth bass
Smallmouth bass
Spotted bass
Bluegill
Redear Sunfish
Pumpkin Seed
White Crappie
Black Crappie
Rainbow trout
Brown trout
Brook trout
Cutthroat (various strains)
Albino Trout
Tiger Trout
Golden Trout
Steelhead
Kokane Salmon
Catfish (haha)
White bass
Green River Sucker
White Fish
Carp
Tiger Musky
Northern Pike
River chubs
mahi mahi
spanish mackerel
bonita
[QUOTE=RICHYD4U;453099]Here is mine...had to think hard about this one :o
Largemouth bass
Smallmouth bass
Spotted bass
Bluegill
Redear Sunfish
Pumpkin Seed
White Crappie
Black Crappie
Rainbow trout
Brown trout
Brook trout
Cutthroat (various strains)
Albino Trout
Tiger Trout
Golden Trout
Steelhead
Kokane Salmon
Catfish (haha)
White bass
Green River Sucker
White Fish
Carp
Tiger Musky
Northern Pike
River chubs
mahi mahi
spanish mackerel
bonita[/QUOTE]
Dang Rich, I knew you had been at this for a while but man! :eek:
Haha Tim....I really had to think back...sad thing is, I caught most of those species as a teenager in UT. I really need to add some more to the list now that I am older.....like King Salmon :D. Hope to get to Alaska sometime soon.
-Rich
Oh yeah....and skipjack...haha.
Who could leave out the ubiquitous skipjack herring! **** things are everywhere.
I'm jealous of the many trout species you have in the bucket. Suppose I need to travel more.
Not a lot to list at this time, but hope to add smallmouth to the list this/next week; ;).
Rainbow
Brown
Brook
Bluegill
Sculpin
Boone, if you ever get up this way I can almost promise you we could add smallmouth to your list if you don't get one before then.
Went "Creeking" Thursday and today, and I can now add smallmouth to my list. No trophies, but first fish of the morning at 8:30 was a 14 inch SM and an olive bugger. Then a couple more, then the bite died after 10:00 am,. about the time I was thinking I had the pattern down.
But, two great days to be in the water and explore one of KY's greatest creeks!!!!
Thursday also yielded a couple of Rock Bass, one on the olive bugger and the other on an black nose dace. So with those and a white bass which I had forgotten about, my up dated list is:
Rainbow trout
Brown trout
Brook trout
Bluegill
Sculpin
White Bass
Rock Bass
Smallmouth
Glad you got the smallie Boone. They are a blast on the fly rod. I guess you found some fishable water up there at Elkhorn. Lou told me Wednesday that you were going to fish there. He was supposed to go to Otter Thursday, but haven't heard how he did. Congrats on the bronzeback.