1. IanDamiani
    - Neshaminy Creek

    Details: Longear Sunfish with a Corn

    Didn't know longear was a type of sunfish until I got this app. Wonder how many I've actually caught in my life. We'll just say this is my first ever. ...more Decent sized one too!

    1. IanDamiani 0
      @sutton_dole okay thanks
    2. Sutton Dole 0
      The way I tell is they have a skinny ear and only a redbreast. I'll post a pic of a longest I caught a few days ago
    3. IanDamiani 0
      @sutton_dole I was just doing more research and I think you're right. But how can u tell?
    4. Sutton Dole 0
      That is actually a redbreast sunfish
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  2. IanDamiani
    - Lake Wallenpaupack

    Details: Chain Pickerel with a Red Daredevle spoon

    Was going through old pictures of mine and found this picture from two years ago of what I thought was a musky I caught. But now I'm having second thoughts. ...more I think it's a pickerel... Anyone know? I can't tell them apart.

    1. Dylan Garrabrant 0
      That's I pike and yes there in there
    2. IanDamiani 0
      @DanTheMan @wyldechylde77 thanks both of you for the help!!
    3. Chuck LaBruna 0
      One of the biggest things to look for to easily identify a pickerel is the long, dark "teardrop" beneath their eyes. This one clearly has it. 😉
    4. DanTheMan 0
      That's a chain pickerel and a very large one too! You can tell by the patterns and colorations on the body.
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  3. IanDamiani
    - Neshaminy Creek

    Details: Rock Bass with a #18 Green fly

    Fly fishing

    1. IanDamiani 0
      @IowaAnglers thanks!
    2. Joe Olsem 0
      Nice rock bass!!!
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  4. IanDamiani
    - Outer Banks

    Details: Whiting with a Fishbites fake bloodworm

    Buddy caught this at the same time I got that fluke. Believe it's an Atlantic Croaker? Correct me if I'm wrong.

    1. IanDamiani 0
      Darn, Wish Id kept it
    2. Jacob DeRamus 0
      They taste amazing. One of my favorite saltwater fish to eat.
    3. Geoffrey Polefko 0
      It's definitely a whiting great shark bait. and some people even eat them
    4. texasfishingkid kid 0
      nice but that's a whiting
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  5. IanDamiani
    - Outer Banks

    Details: Fluke with a Cut mullet

    Cut mullet on a Carolina rig

  6. IanDamiani
    - Outer Banks

    Details: Red (redfish) Drum with a Full finger mullet

    24". Fished from the beach at night. Barely casted out far and current was really rough. 6/0 circle.

    1. IanDamiani 0
      Thank you @MullettHead @TCave
    2. Gabe Mitchell 0
      Nice, they come in close at night.
    3. Tripp Cave 0
      Great catch
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  7. IanDamiani
    - Outer Banks

    Details: Whiting with a Fishbites fake bloodworm

    Kayaked just past break. Always thought these were kingfish but someone said they are called whiting. Anybody know??

    1. texasfishingkid kid 0
      except for the real kingfish
    2. texasfishingkid kid 0
      some people call them both but its the same fish
    3. Tripp Cave 0
      That's sandbar mullet
    4. Jean-Pierre Alkarra 0
      that's a whiting
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  8. IanDamiani
    - Outer Banks

    Details: Blue Fish with a Cut mullet

    Biggest blue so far. Is this a good size for blue? Anybody know? I've never caught them before.

    1. DanTheMan 0
      It's a fair blue. Big ones reach up to 30 pounds. I'd say that's about 3 or 4 pounds
  9. IanDamiani
    - Outer Banks

    Details: Blue Fish with a Cut mullet

    Kayaked out past the break. Fairly calm current. False hooked this one

    1. solorider4o8 0
      Let her swim around
    2. solorider4o8 0
      Hook that bitch is her nose
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  10. IanDamiani
    - Carolina Beach

    Details: Blue Fish with a Cut mullet

    Kayaked out past the break and dropped the line. Fairly calm current.

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