Favorite Warmwater species

[Shima 0]

Asp on topwater streamers is my No 1.,pitty that i dont have any good lake for bass near by.

 

[pike man 0]

Pike are by far my number one, but then again i will say that any fish that can bit and leave a scar is good Try a 36" dogfish on a 4-wieght and then talk about a challenge.

[Druce 0]

Walleye :bugeyes:

 

I jig for walleye from shore with spinning rods with friends and really got to know the fish, so when i switched over to good old mister fly rod my love of the elusive walleye came along with me. I find in the early spring months if you know your spots they are just as easy to land on a floating line with a bead head streamer as any bass. so i choose walleye on the fly, bye.

 

Druce

[Bullgill 0]

To me there is nothing finer than a day strolling through the shallows in my canoe getting Bluegills on surface flies with my 3 weight...

[Thalweg 0]

Smallmouth are the most exciting to catch with their topwater takes and fighting ability, however walleye are the tastiest.

[wetieit 0]

Pike are just another 4 letter word for "Bait" where's the choice for Musky?

[poksal 0]

I think Bluegill are a load of fun, bass put meat on the table, but hands down there is nothing like landing a large carp on light tackle for serious fun.

[Tarheel Fly Flinger 0]

I love bowfining with a fly rod!! We endearingly call them Swamp Muskies!!!These prehistoric beast put up a GREAT fight!!!

 

[Woodinfliezz 0]

used to love catching carp those are bad fish

[nightheron 0]

Just had to wade in. Been catching inland stripers in Tennessee on the fly for decades. Our stripers get over sixty pounds. I know it's not fair, they are transplants from the salt but they are at least for now a "warm water species." A sixty pound striper in heavy current is formidable.

[alterchristopher 0]

I love catching bass but by far my favorite on anything is chain pickeral

[Endemic 0]

Smallmouth of course! they are the best!!

[Peterjay 0]

Pike by far. There's nothing quite like watching that wake coming at your fly and trying to stay cool.

[Brian Myers 0]

Carp then small mouth

[Jolly Red 0]

My favorite is whatever is chewing on my hook , but I'm usually fishing for bluegill or bass . Would like to try for some carp this summer, also. haven't hooked one of those on the fly rod, yet.