Only One Species

[Grumpy]

Unfortunately I (you) have to travel outside of KY and go North to get my pick: Norther Pike. Definately a Catch and Release fish but they are a blast to catch and the bigger they are the more fun.

Grumpy

[Mean Morone]

Wow this is painful. I have gone fishing in the past and never wet a line because I couldn't decide where to go and what to fish for. Thats pretty bad. I am really torn. I grew up wading for smallies and still do with my boy. There is something special about being waist deep in a creek and have a 2 lb smallie jumping all over the place. On the other hand, I love to be on the lake at night with a cool breeze gently blowing and frost forming on the boat as I toss deep diving Gizz 4's up against the bank. The anticipation of feeling that slight tick as a huge striper inhales my Gizz is something that just has to be experienced. I dont' get to fish for stripers much, maybe twice a year if I'm lucky, but I get to go wading pretty regular. I guess I'm going to have to say smallmouthstriper. Thats my story and I'm sticking to it.

[fishhound]

well its hard to pick jst 1 but it would have to be catfish for me. reason being for me dont need alot of gear,the size,plentiful,good eating.

ps but man i love to bass fish

[RICHYD4U]

Man, this is one tough question!!! I would have to go with the fish I was raised catching since I was old enough to hold a rod.....TROUT! So many species of trout in so many majestic locations. Nothing better IMO than wading a mountain stream with ice cold water and snow caps still on the mountain tops....seeing trout rising and perhaps a moose bathing downstream. Fly rod in hand with my own personal fly on, tied the night before.....Makes me miss home!

-Rich

[RoadToad]

REALLY tough question! I'm torn between trout and flounder. I'd really hate to give up either one.

[roadrunner]

#1 small mouth bass
#2 small mouth bass
#3 small mouth bass

get the picture?