Are these on your Bucket List?

[Johnsfolly]

I love multispecies and definitely have many more bucket list species than I will ever catch. This is a great article to achieve some of those catches while not blowing the bank. I got some new thoughts on a species or two 😉😁

https://www.themeateater.com/fish/general/10-bucket-list-fishing-trips-for-anglers-on-a-budget

[Ham]

Kevin Morelock with Indigo Guide Service is the featured expert in the carp/SMB/pike on fly on flats. He’s a Good Dude and Very Knowledgable. Smart Guy. Will cancel a day if he thinks weather is going to be unsafe or make chances of success minimal. 

[nomolites]

I believe Oliver Ngy won the Big Bass Bass on LOZ a couple years ago…on one of those swim baits.  He is definitely a go big or go home fisherman….

Mike

[Quillback]

Certainly some stuff I would like to do.  Definitely want to fish for tarpon someday.  Pyramid lake would be a neat trip, and I hear they bite Zig Jigs.  Would love to catch an Atlantic salmon - I have caught one in Washington, it was a fish farm escapee that had worn all of its fins down to stubs.  

Also want to do a trip for great lakes steelhead, salmon, and brown trout.

[Daryk Campbell Sr]

I dont really have a bucket list.   I have a few that I would like to catch, peacock bass, northern pike, and "walleye from the docks," as Kid Rock's song goes.  Pier fishing looks like a fun day also.  Other than that, I like my "local" options.   

[MOPanfisher]

Don't have a bucket list as such but would definitely like to fish the salt water some day.  Red fish, Sheepshead and whatever else might bite.

[jdmidwest]

California will never be a stopping point unless it changes its ways.

Been to the Kenai, Alaska was a bucket list before I ever needed a bucket.  Glad I did it young.

Gonna do the salt.  Have to catch a Peacock, they are just too pretty and aggressive.

Patagonia or New Zealand would be my exotic tour if I take one.

[dblades]

10 hours ago, MOPanfisher said:

Don't have a bucket list as such but would definitely like to fish the salt water some day.  Red fish, Sheepshead and whatever else might bite.

I can vouch for the awesome Snook and Tarpon in the Tampa area. From what I understand the snook have actually greatly improved since the time I fished for them. 

[Ham]

8 hours ago, dblades said:

I can vouch for the awesome Snook and Tarpon in the Tampa area. From what I understand the snook have actually greatly improved since the time I fished for them. 

Tampa Bay keeps having massive fish kills. Kinda makes me want to look elsewhere. I think I will target the Crystal River area. 

[Johnsfolly]

Here a cool fish that would be a challenge to catch. Even snorkelfishing it would be hard in the intestinal zone combating waves. Would be awesome to land one 😉

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/02/25/science/pacific-spiny-lumpsucker-fish.html