Fishing Bucket List What is Yours?

[YakDout]

Originally Posted by makobob

Every month if possible. 118 days last year. Hope to do 7-10 trips this year with two weekend tourneys one late May one early June in San Quintin for Halibut. Maybe two to Asuncion/Abreojos, Possible one to Mag Bay and 4-6 to Gonzaga. Thes trips are EXPENSIVE, usually food drinks and fuel plus your tackle. You can do a week in Gonzaga for about $300 or less if you ride with someone and share fuel costs it is around $200..........

I know for a fact that my friend bob meant INexpensive, not expensive.

[Teambcw]

Originally Posted by YakDout

I know for a fact that my friend bob meant INexpensive, not expensive.

I think I will have to tag along sometime soon, I love Baja!

[Iceman]

My folks have a lake home near Aitkin MN now, I grew up waterskiing and fishing for pike, walleye and perch all Summer long on Pelican Lake. I have been dreaming about the boundary Waters since I was a kid...........some day.......

slip bobbers!

[Zed]

Funny, ^that type of fishing does not inspire me anymore.

[rogersmith]

bucket list:

• LMB in the teens
• big yellowtail of the yak
• maybe travel and fish for peacock bass one day
• Mothership trip off the Islander

otherwise, I keep my goals pretty simple, enjoy whatever time I get on the water. I am recharged by a simple day of spottie fishing in our bays

[Iceman]

Zed, I'd leave the bobbers, night crawlers and leaches home, I would bring some of these for nostalgia sake though

[buddha]

Originally Posted by Iceman

Zed, I'd leave the bobbers, night crawlers and leaches home, I would bring some of these for nostalgia sake though

I have heard that the smallie fishing can be crazy good there.

[Zed]

Originally Posted by Iceman

Zed, I'd leave the bobbers, night crawlers and leaches home, I would bring some of these for nostalgia sake though

And giant inline spinners.

You never know, a pocket full of leaches might be useful first aid.