What you taking to fish for

If you have the chance to go to France,Spain, Germany or Russia or go after Wels catfish what get you taking and what rigs you throwing ?

Bettle spin on a ultralight lol!

A big hook with a whole chicken?

Noodle em,,,your from Mississippi.

You must be getting old Tony. My plan would be to recruit Hanna Barron to noodle them and I'd serve as camera man and quick reactionary force towel boy!

And yes, now is a chance for my so called friends like Yes Sir, WRR, or Grousewit to add some snide remark about me being shallow and easily side tracked by outstanding examples of the opposite sex and I say bring it. I got broad shoulders

I say your gonna need some braid and I’ll ride along as door gunner .

It depends what it looks like under water. The Ebro river in Spain for example is pretty clear in places and one can get away with a good carp rod with tip action and 3 pound braid. In the flooded damed lakes with tree roots etc, you can loose a fish even when using 80 pound line and a heavy boat reel . and anything between those two setups goes. I used 4/0 circle hooks and a 1 .5 pound carp as bait.

Carolina rigs are always a first choice, with or without a float. Soft plastics, cut, and live bait, Carolina rigs simply work.

My corduroy thong and a spear……… oh and bucket of tarter sauce.

I’ll just my fishing buddy.

Dynamite, mebbe.

Musky gear and top water lures.

I might up the weight of my droppers but trotlines with 8/0 circles.

I build my rods with solid fiberglass blanks and oak handles I turn on my lathe. They are heavy but I never had one snap in half like the light hollow ones do in the worst possible time.

why my zebco 202 of course

broad shoulders and a pea brain

I agree with you left lane . She is quite inspirational

I just want to know why these couldn't have been brought over instead of carp.

I always was curious that they brought yellow carp over here but nobody ever brought any wells
Catfish over .

Topwaters

LOL,,cant argue with that.Ive seen her fish,,and do other stuff.

Catch em on bank lines......2" steel pipe with 1/8" braided stainless for line.

Can you imagine sitting in a canoe or kayak trying to flop one of those into the boat by hand?

Time to dust off the trusty "Pocket Fisherman".

They were considered a great food source at the time and they multiply like rabbits on viagra.