1. Joe K.
    - Bessemer Lake

    between my dad and myself we caught 8 rainbows, average size 12" with the largest atv16".

    16 in. Rainbow Trout with a rapala floater

  2. Joe K.

    18" and 20" catfish, with a few perch, bluegill, and a few small bass. One catfish caught with nightcrawler, the other on a floating rapala.

  3. Joe K.
    - Pymatuning Lake

    1 of 4 largemouth, bluegills, and channel cats.

    1. Joe K. 0
      caught using a topwater rapala.
  4. Joe K.
    - Lake Arthur

    caught 7 am during light rain.

    2 lb. 15 in. Largemouth Bass with a white spinner with prop

    1. Brandon Noonan 0
      you earned it bud
    2. Joe K. 0
      Also, C&R is fine, don't dog others cuz you don't share the same ideas.
    3. Joe K. 0
      don't care it's dinner for me
    4. Brandon Noonan 0
      that's a largemouth a sport fish. thumbs down from me
    5. Joe K. 0
      I eat what I catch, as long as it's legal, bud
    6. Brandon Noonan 0
      put her back bud
    7. Brandon Noonan 0
      put her back bud
    8. Joe K. 0
      sorry, the pic didn't load.
    9. Jack The Lip Ripper 0
      Sorry I see it now
    10. Jack The Lip Ripper 0
      What was it?
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  5. Joe K.
    - Lake Arthur

    2nd cast, pulled in this nice smallmouth

    14 in. Largemouth Bass with a rapala floater

    1. Joe K. 0
      he clipped it on before I could get him a leader tied on.
    2. James Hiteshew 0
      JK, NICE! Keep pluggin away. Your catch might look like a large mouth by the strip pattern on both sides but if you want it to be a Smallmouth that's Great. ...more You had a close up look so maybe It had a smaller mouth we can't see? I'm sure you figured out what it is or was ? depending if you had a shore lunch and enjoyed the great tast of fresh fish. Enjoy
    3. Bill Notbohm 0
      Nice catch !!
    4. Joey Eyerman 0
      That is not a smallmouth bass
    5. Brandon Noonan 0
      this is a spanish mackerel
    6. Hanna Walters 0
      this is not a smallmouth. this is a largemouth
    7. James Hiteshew 0
      Mr. Joe, nice catch, I've caught every species of fish on Rapalas by casting floaters from a boat to the shoreline, I let it sit still until the splash wave ...more spreads out a couple seconds or so, I then tighten line and one or two short jerks which sometimes triggers a hit, If not I let it sit there for a a couple seconds and jerk it again and start railing it in a couple feet, stop and repeat the same action and wind it in which also triggers a hit. If no boat I sneak along the shoreline casting a head of me with your lure landing about 2' from shore especially around overhanging brush/trees, always target the fallen trees that extend our into the water using the same method. boulder and rocks along the shoreline are hot spots. I like #7 floater in silver w/black, and Perch some times smaller. I use #7 and sometimes #9 floaters when trolling in 3 to 6 feet and sinkers in deeper water, Tying your line to the lure gives better action then using swivels and your line won't twist up because most crank baits won't roll, Using swivels on spinners prevents your line from twisting. Fish I caught on Rapalas: Large and Small mouth bass, Crappies, Perch, Walleye, (Tiger Muskies, Northern Pike on #9) Catfish, Bluegills Strippers (and a Monkey, Only Kidding) Have Fun..
    8. RJ Smith 0
      This is a large mouth bass. Good catch
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  6. Joe K.
    - Lake Arthur

    9 various bluegill, striper, largemouth, 2 catfish, perch

    Largemouth Bass with a nightcrawler

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