Self promotion warning. I’m just making fishing content I’d like to see more of, and I hope you like it too!

Near Maastricht. Definitely my favourite spot all around.

Dozens of perches, pikes… and the scenery is lovely.

Truely a beautiful place

Self promotion of course, but only because it’s the kinda content I’d like to see more of!

I had a fun time today, tracking those babies.

I'm trying the Loops thing :)

The DNR has confirmed that a new state record-length lake trout was caught in May.

I’m a little proud of this video. Any feedback is welcome, even if it’s “don’t post your own videos” lol Not trying to shill my own stuff but I'm making vids for my own entertainment and figured we need some content here anyway

Let’s just say that if I need to sustain myself this way I would need to dramatically improve my skill at this sort of fishing.

It’s soothing though.

Here is a 15-pound chinook salmon I caught trolling in the mouth of the Alsea River in Oregon this last fall.

I've currently been trying to do some winter steelheading in coastal rivers in Oregon. Looking for some tips, tricks, and stories anyone has to share about steelheading anywhere, not just in Oregon!

Wisconsin, Rock River, Indianford dam.

Must have dropped my lure on top of it. No live(or otherwise) bait. I think the lure is called a " jitterbug". But I'm not sure.

Quite a nice fishing session today with 20+ graylings with the pictured one between 42/45 cm. Nicest I caught so far.

I fished in a small local river called « La Lesse » in Belgium.

Codie Carlson was bowfishing Plum Creek on Sunday, June 29, when he brought in a new state-record flathead catfish. While bowfishing recently in Monroe County, an angler from Newport, Michigan, caught a new state-record fish: a flathead catfish weighing in at 64.46 pounds and measuring 45 inches!

Codie Carlson was bowfishing Plum Creek in the early-morning hours of Sunday, June 29, when he brought in the record-breaker.

This fish beats the previous state-record flathead catfish — 53.35 pounds, 43 inches — caught in 2022 by Lloyd Tanner, of Hobart, Indiana, on the St. Joseph River in Berrien County.

While bowfishing recently in Monroe County, Codie Carlson of Newport, Michigan, caught a new state-record flathead catfish. DNR fisheries biologist John Buszkiewicz, who works out of the Michigan Department of Natural Resources’ Lake Erie Fisheries Management Unit, verified Carlson’s new state-record fish. Buszkiewicz and his crew may have even caught this exact fish during a survey in the same location in 2020; at the time, the fish caught weighed 55 pounds and measured 43 inches.

Carlson, a self-described "true fishoholic," said, "I thought I was about to shoot a channel catfish for dinner. Turns out, I guess we do have flathead catfish in these waters." source: MIDNR Email newsletter

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/48128410

Pro Pilkki 2 is the gold standard for multiplayer ice fishing games and has been around for a long time. It’s time to ask the real questions about this Finnish masterpiece. Here is an interview with the developers, Mikko Happo and Janne Olkkonen from Procyon.