Rock bass! Rock bass! Did I mention rock bass? They always can be counted on to take the edge off while waiting for trout to open. Tick, tick, tick... -Bob

Largemouth, a month ago it was a drop shot with hand poured shads, 2 weeks ago it was swimming jigs and spinnerbaits this week it is just about anything you can tie on your line. Pretty soon they will be making beds, ahh spring is here!?!

You people are so spoiled you make me sick! Right now, up here, if you want to fish, fill your bathtub, get some goldish. Lakes are ice-covered. Only ones out are those who are really tired of living. Rivers and creeks are way over their banks. Also, we're more than a month away from Brookie season, two months from walleye season. Maybe the smelt will run again.

One or two Stripers? You need to just motivate yourself southwards towards NC my man. The striper bite has been on for close to a months here. I must say though I left tham alone for the most part because the water is warming up here and the red drum are eating. Gotta love living in a place where stripers and bass are out the front door and reds are only a 20 minute drive.

I've caught a few pickerel, so much fun and tasty too! I have likely caught more pickerel than trout in my life!

I'm learning to love LA. Lower Alabama! I moved from Illinois in the beginning of January, and I've been on the water every spare minute I get. The folks around here keep talking about a bad winter, but I haven't had to get the carhartt's out. It must have left in a hurry!

I like fishing for saugeye here in ohio during march it gets me outside and off the couch even when its still cold

As a kid pickerel were my first "big" catches. They're still a nice change up when you hook into one and once you know they're in play they're fairly predictable. Also the first fish that successfully bit me. Mean little buggers. It's not that they'll bite, it's that they do it with clear malice and will stay still until your hand is in reach before they snap. I'm kind of happy I learned that toothy fresh-water fish lesson then instead of years later while boating a muskie.

I catch the majority of my pickerel out of Black Moshannon and Colyer Lake. The lake at Poe Valley was recently drained for repairs. You might want to look into what size and age the fish were they used to repopulate the lake. Might not be worth going there quite yet.

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What a nice fish! So it is called Chain Pickerel huh... If you live in an area where your water is hard in the winter, Yes you will really bet how people can relate to your March feeling. Well I have heard that as soon as the ice melts, the dark water and dark bottom trap lots of heat and the fish move onto the flats.

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