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the pike in the first pictures was 35 inches, didn't get to weigh it but the funny thing is was that day i caught that same fish twice, was able to tell because its one eye was missing! that was about 4 years ago when the fishing on shenango river was much better.
the brown trout was coincidentally my first New York brown ever, was pretty proud of that one, it was around 34 inches. also that king was on the same day, ran me down stream about 150 yards and finally managed to land it, that was also my first king.
that sucker was caught in the spring time steelhead fishing, it was huge!!  
that catfish hit an egg sac trout fishing at shenago about a week ago. i caught a few other cats trout fishing on egg sacs that day and a few trout.
that steelhead in the last picture was last friday, not the biggest fish but still a nice one and the picture came out nice!
 anyways hopefully captain hook and i will be able to get out again soon!
 

Very nice fish JAT ! I like that big Shenango Pike you got me beat there for sure on that one . Your going to take the "Title Belt" off me someday I can see that coming !  LOL.....good luck up N.Y.  Bring back some photos. Tell Shawn try the Niagara sometime .

 


 

 
 
 
 

Come on captain lets see some of those Musky pics!

 
Here we go with a few more .......... a blast from the past mix


Oak Orchard Creek 80's full of fish and tires !




34" Steelhead below
 

 

 
I'm impressed !  Remember persistence pays off..............sometimes.

 
 

heading up to ny this weekend, prob gonna fish oo and maybe 18  mile,  hopefully ill be able to get into some browns and kings! still waiting on my own muskie tho... persistence will pay off... hopefully.

I would never............  ever................. go fishing for the fish I'm seein in these pictures.... never!  I don't own a big enough net.
 
 
 
And sumpthin else too...............  the sun ain't up at 3:30 am, neither!  What's up with that?

I remember those snagging days on the NY creeks. We never snagged because we mainly chased Trout after snagging season. Those weighted trebles were bad news not only to the Salmon but fishermen as well. Made me sick to see all those dead huge Brown Trout laying in the creeks back then.

This is almost unseen now days. This little amount of fishermen at Burt.

Spent many years on this creek.......The Oak



It's the late 80's in this photo....keep fishing Ed no crowds coming for a few more years ! Lots of water in those days!

Look at all the water then.....picture # 2 same spot on the Oak

Mystery fishing hole .......What NY creek is this ?

 

It is a nice area.....lots of apples and cabbage too !  The falls is the start of this creek...........Lyndenville

I never did or knew anyone that fished it..... looks great for Bass or Pike. 

Great pictures I learned something new thanks !

Beautiful shots as usual Trout Guy nice species mix too ! # 5 got me wondering.....little Tiger or Pike  ? 

I almost said Pickerel but the chain sides were not as distinct . Great catch !  I've got a list of never caught fish too and Pickerel are on it. Bowfin , Gar , Tiger Trout , Sauger, I'm sure the list is longer. One strange one I did catch on a rod by accident locally was a Golden Shiner. It was as brassy gold as I've ever seen, never seen or caught another one in our area. That sounds like a new thread ! Strange , rare , or different looking fresh water fish caught in our areas . 

Nice Walleye.............that's a trophy around here !