wow

That’s not something you see everyday

That's a story you will tell over and over. The time you went bobcat fishing.lol

Crazy.... Several years ago I read somewhere about a bass fisherman that had a coyote jump into the water to grab a topwater bass lure. Seems they had a photo of it beside the boat with a popper stuck in its lip.

I nearly caught a fox pup while bass fishing on Gaston Lake in N.C. I saw the young fox on the shore near the waters edge. I threw a 9 inch plastic worm within a few inches of the bank. The pup watched it, wanted it, but would not enter the water. I then threw the plastic worm into a small bush and shook the bush, as the fox took interest. Finally I tossed the worm onto the bare bank. Had to jerk it quickly to avoid catching the fox. I was in a boat 20 feet from the bank and the fox never noticed me. This was in the 1970s.

Good story Charles!

Gives new meaning to "Catfishing".

some people have no clue ,

Exactly, bet they didnt even think of Noodlin' that one

Flathead lake is quite big and would be difficult for most critters to cross, but I think that animals swim more than we think. I don't have the experience with bobcats, but I have seen pictures of lynx going after birds in the water, have also seen pictures of them crossing the river here (about 200 yards across on average). I also have a map of a lynx that was collared and crossed back and forth over the river many times during the summer months when the river is not frozen.