Warrior River

- Alabama


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Warrior River Fishing Reports

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  1. calebflowers
    - Warrior River

    Details: Largemouth Bass with a Black and blue swim jig

  2. calebflowers
    - Warrior River

    Details: Blue Catfish

  3. calebflowers
    - Warrior River

    Details: Flathead Catfish

    1. calebflowers 0
      Your a girl what do u now a bought cat fish
    2. jurssica 0
      You accidentally put hardhead instead of flathead.
    3. GoRedhawks 0
      Who cares
    4. calebflowers 0
      He wayed 5lb
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  4. yellowhammerfish
    - Warrior River

    Details: Common Carp with a My girlfriend just hooked him on the back!

    1. Ka Ming Yip 0
      What's the bait? Worm?
    2. TennesseeTroutboy 0
      Nice sucker
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  5. Zach Parvin
    - Warrior River

    Haha found this guy bass fishing

    1. freshlife 0
      One wrong move and you can loose a hand! Lol I found one that big or bigger dead on lake Jordan. I wanted to pic it up but didnt want to get blamed for its death.
    2. Sutton Dole 0
      By game fish I mean bass and crappie and other stuff and I'm going off of what a guide told me I thought he was crazy too but he showed me the license and everything ...more @reddogflies
    3. reddogflies 0
      @sutton_dole
    4. reddogflies 0
      ^^^That doesn't sound very right. I don't think they are invasive I'm pretty sure they are native. And of course they eat fish (game fish included) what ...more else would they eat.
    5. Sutton Dole 0
      @FISH_FEST
    6. Sutton Dole 0
      Based on how big it is. With that big one, I'd say he's give you around 400$ for one that big it's pretty cool my friend made a ton of money and the ...more turtles are all released safely into a reserve
    7. Sutton Dole 0
      Technically those are invasive in Texas water and eat game fish. Although they have a snapping turtle reserve and if you buy a certain license you can call a game ...more warden and he will give you money
    8. phillyfisher23 0
      Thing is a beast
    9. Colby Teall 0
      Giant!
    10. King_Fisher 0
      That is a monster!
    11. KJenkins24 0
      That's the biggest turtle I've ever seen
    12. Jake Kerkhoff 0
      awesome too see a "dinosaur" like that and know it's back out there getting bigger. nice alligator snapping turtle!
    13. Laine Dillard 0
      @FISH_FEST ^^^ agreed
    14. Collin Collin 0
      Good! Gotta respect an animal that's been around long enough to reach that size. @zparvo
    15. Zach Parvin 0
      Yea back in the ole river @FISH_FEST
    16. Collin Collin 0
      Did you release it?
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  6. Jason Harbison
    - Warrior River

    mulberry river

  7. Jason Harbison
    - Warrior River

    Details: Spotted Bass

    mulberry river

  8. LJYang
    - Warrior River

    Alabama, the beautiful.

  9. LJYang
    - Warrior River

    Details: Largemouth Bass with a Zoom Fluke

    Brother's fish. Sightfishing, finally enticed the bite with a Zoom Fluke after multiple failed attempts with everything else in the tackle box. Bout a 3#er

  10. LJYang
    - Warrior River

    Kayak bassin'.

    1. LJYang 0
      @ReelGame thanks man!
    2. LJYang 0
      @jas_atx that's a Jackson Cuda 12
    3. Jonathan Smith 0
      What kind is the greenish one next to the blue one?
    4. ReelGame Saucedo 0
      Nice yaks
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