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fishingwithpole
- aburabote (Tanakia limbata)
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 5
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Aburabote is my favorite tanago because of their unique body color. Caught at a creek in Yanagawa, Fukuoka, Japan in October 2011.
- Arctic grayling
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 46
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught at a river in northeastern BC, Canada in July 2007. In the previous summer I caught my first ever Arctic grayling in the same area. I drove totally 26 hours in a long weekend just to catch this species, but it was worthy to do it. The pattern above the pectoral fin is like dark jewelries flowing a river for me.
- black bullhead
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 37
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever black bullhead caught at the Bear Creek, Ontario in July 2005
- black crappie
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 31
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught at the Valens Reservoir, Ontario in December 2005 in my last ice fishing in Ontario. Later after moving to BC I found that some people call this fish silver sunfish instead of such a poor standard name.
- black redhorse
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 58
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught at a tributary of the Grand River, Ontario in 2005. I was lucky to live close to this river which is one of the limited habitats of this relatively rare species.
- blacknose shiner
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 49
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever blacknose shiner caught in Ontario in September 2005.
- blackside darter
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 44
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught in Ontario in September 2005.
- blackstripe topminnow
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 40
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught in July 2005.
- bluegill
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 30
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught at the Cayuga Creek, Ontario in 2005. Bluegill is currently the most serious foreign invader fish in Japan, and of course I had caught it in Japan. So I thought bluegill was much more abundant in Ontario but it was not.
- bluntnose minnow
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 46
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: breeding male caught in a tributary creek of the Thames River, Ontario in June 2005.
- bowfin
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 36
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever bowfin caught at the Grand River mouth in August 2005. Bowfin also took long to catch although I had seen it in rivers many times. I traveled 200 miles once in a while to Windsor and fished day and night but I could never catch one. And I planned a trip to Bay of Quinte in Lake Ontario according to the info of Bowfin Anglers web page. But just before the trip I could catch my first ever bowfin in the fishing for longnose gar in the Grand River.
- brook silverside
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 42
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever brook silverside caught in a creek of Lake Erie, Ontario in August 2005. When I was looking for the fish in the spot by swinging the brine shrimp on the hook in the air, I found that a few silverside were chasing the bait and when the bait came close to the surface they leaped to the bait. The action was much harder than when the bait was in the water. They thought that the bait was fly. So I started swinging the bait right above the water and after a few screw-ups finally a silverside hooked himself in the air! It was the most impressive fishing in Ontario.
- brook stickleback
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 40
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught in Ontario in August 2005.
- brook trout
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 40
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught at the Saugeen River, Ontario in 2005
- brown bullhead
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 29
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught at the Conestogo River, Ontario in 2005. Brown bullhead was the second species that I caught in Canada, and it was my first experience to catch a catfish which has protruding upper jaw than the lower jaw. Japanese catfish has the similar face as that of European catfish.
- brown trout
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 42
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught at a tributary of the Lake Ontario in December 2005. Owing to the effort of anglers who stock brown trout in this river I could enjoy catching brown trout every late fall. This fishing was the one that I learned bottom bouncing egg bag. Just bouncing the bottom with a noodle rod was fun for me regardless of the catch.
- bull trout
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 44
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught at a river in the lower mainland BC in 2007 on marabou leech pattern. Bull trout used to be the same species of Dolly Varden but now they are separated species. Bull trout has bigger mouth and head than Dolly Varden. Bull trout once declined so much by mass killing to protect salmon resources but now they are conserved in BC. By the catch and release only regulation the number is increasing and we can enjoy good char fishing in local flows near Vancouver. Bull trout don't fight so acrobatically but because they are anadromous in rivers they grow big and give heavy fighting on light tackle.
- burbot
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 77
- Rating: 5,00 (2 Votes)
- Comments: 2
- Description: My first ever burbot caught at the Okanagan Lake in BC in June 2006 on a dew worm. 75.5 cm 5.5 lb. I fished the 85 FOW. Because my reel (Shimano Tanatoru Demi) doesn’t have a drag it was a thrilling fight by only thumbing. I used this reel because it has a depth meter.
- central mudminnow
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 42
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught in Ontario in September 2005.
- central stoneroller
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 39
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever central stoneroller caught in Ontario in July 2005. I was surprised because they bit the garden worm. I was thinking that they were plant feeder.
- channel catfish
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 31
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught at a tributary creek of the Grand River, Ontario in 2005. This is my favorite fish to eat, and the first catfish I caught which has a folk tail.
- channel darter
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 36
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever channel darter caught in July 2005.
- chinook salmon
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 38
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever chinook salmon caught at a tributary of the Lake Ontario in October 2004. It was my first salmon fishing and luckily I could catch a female. But later I never did salmon fishing in Ontario because it was over crowded and it looked like fishing in a fishing pond. After moving to BC I resumed fishing for chinook but it is not so easy to catch chinook in a big river.
- chum salmon
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 36
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught at the Harrison River, BC in 2006. Chum salmon is the most popular salmon in Japan but in BC it's totally under utilized species. I like chum best among the pacific salmon because it fights most strongly compared to other salmon pound to pound, and other anglers are not around unless other popular salmon such as coho and sockeye are in the same spot. Chum salmon which freshly entered rivers are ready to bite spoons and flies. I most often use a fly under float rig with a bait casting tackle. This rig has an advantage of dead slowly twitching the fly at the same depth where salmon are staying.
- cisco
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 32
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever cisco caught at the Georgian Bay, Ontario in February 2005. As soon as the fish was lifted on the ice, my ice fishing tent was filled with the strong peculiar fishy smell!
- coastal cutthroat trout
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 33
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught at a lake in the lower mainland BC in March 2006 using Marukyu Ecogear Grassminnow. 42 cm. Coastal cutthroat trout is anadromous in the Fraser River drainage. Fishing coastal cutthroat trout is not difficult and they are aggressive to take salmon roe, dew worm, lures and flies. But finding them is another thing because they are so migratory. One day catching the limit and next day being skunked in the same spot is not rare in this fishing.
- coastrange sculpin
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 28
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever coastrange sculpin caught in a creek of the Harrison Lake, BC in July 2006. This is the second freshwater sculpin in BC. It was quite easy to catch prickly sculpin but the coastrange sculpin took long time to find.
- coho salmon
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 29
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever coho salmon caught at the Kitimat River, BC in September 2007 on Gibbs Koho 45. In this trip I caught my first ever pink salmon so easily on the first day. But for the next two days I had no success in hooking any coho, which was my second purpose of the trip. On the last day I kept casting my Koho 45 from early moning till evening in a flat which was supposed to hold coho. And in the last hour before leaving I finally hooked this one and could land it safely with a great help of an angler from eastern Europe who was fishing near me.
- common carp
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 43
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught at the Rouge River, Ontario in 2005. It's interesting that Koi means common carp in Japanese but in the States it means colored carp.
- common shiner
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 32
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught on a chartreuse string in a tributary creek of the Grand River, Ontario in October 2005.
- creek chub
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 38
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught in a creek in Ontario in May 2005.
- dollar sunfish
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 7
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever dollar sunfish caught at the Lake Griffin, Florida in April 2011.
- Dolly Varden
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 40
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever Dolly Varden caught at a lake in lower mainland BC in July 2006. 21 cm. This fish also took me long to find in the lower mainland BC. Eventually I had to hike the bear country for 2 hours in the mountain. The shore of this lake was full of black bear foot prints. As soon as I caught this one I left the lake.
- donko (Odontobutis obscura)
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 1
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever donko caught at a subsidiary of the Tatara River, Japan, in October 2011.
- Eastern mosquitofish
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 11
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever Eastern mosquitofish caught at the Lake Griffin, Florida in April 2011.
- emerald shiner
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 37
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught in Ontario in October 2005.
- fallfish
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 36
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught at the Moira River, Ontario in June 2005. For me it looked like fallfish is exactly in the position of common shiner in this river where common shiner don't reside. But I prefer fallfish because they grow bigger and are a good target of fly and lure.
- fantail darter
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 39
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever fantail darter caught in Ontario in September 2005.
- fathead minnow
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 35
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught in Ontario in August 2005.
- finescale dace
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 40
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever finescale dace caught in Ontario in July 2005.
- flathead chub
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 35
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever flathead chub caught in the Milk River, Alberta in May 2007.
- freshwater drum
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 33
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever freshwater drum caught at the Grand River mouth, Ontario in summer 2002. It gave a great fight on my ultralight fishing pole.
- gengoro-buna (Carassius cuvieri)
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 11
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Aka herabuna, caught at Kayocho Pond, Japan in March 1985.
- ghost shiner
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 25
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever ghost shiner caught in Nith River, Ontario in May 2005.
- gin-buna (Carassius langsdorfii)
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 14
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught at the Homan River, Japan in November 2010.
- golden redhorse
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 26
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever golden redhorse caught at the Thames River, Ontario in September 2005. I was so happy when the number of the lateral scales that I counted immediately after catching was within the range of golden redhorse! Beautiful fish.
- golden shiner
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 30
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught in Ontario in July 2005.
- golden topminnow
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 12
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever golden topminnow caught at a tributary of the Withlacoochee River, Florida in April 2011.
- goldeye
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 33
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever goldeye caught at the Red Deer River, Alberta in August 2006. This is my memorial 100th species I angled in Canada.
- goldfish
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 31
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught at a creek in Dunnville, Ontario in 2005. This creek was so dirty and only goldfish and fathead minnow both of which are representing pollution-resistant fish were in there.
- grass pickerel
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 39
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 1
- Description: My first ever grass pickerel caught at a tributary of the Welland River, Ontario in July 2005. It was a sight fishing. After releasing, the fish went back to the same spot which was only 5 feet away from the shore.
- greater redhorse
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 37
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever greater redhorse caught at a tributary of the Grand River, Ontario in July 2005. Someday I want to catch much greater greater redhorse again.
- green sunfish
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 33
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught at the Little Bear Creek, Ontario in 2005. I like the color of green sunfish best among the panfish.
- greenside darter
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 36
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught in a tributary creek of the Thames River, Ontario in September 2005.
- hasu (Opsariichthys uncirostris)
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 11
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught at the Homan River, Japan in November 2010.
- hornyhead chub
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 25
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught in the Conestogo River, Ontario in May 2005.
- inland silverside
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 7
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever inland silverside caught at a canal in Fort Lauderdale, Florida using a brine shrimp in April 2011.
- ito-moroko (Squalidus gracilis)
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 2
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught at a creek in Yanagawa, Fukuoka, Japan, in October 2011.
- Japanese eel (Anguilla japonica)
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 10
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught at the Tatara River, Japan in April 1985.
- johnny darter
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 26
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever johnny darter caught in a creek of Lake Erie, Ontario in September 2005.
- kamatsuka (Pseudogobio esocinus)
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 4
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught at the Onga River, Japan, in October 2011.
- kanehira (Acheilognathus rhombeus)
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 5
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught at a river in Saga, Japan, in October 2011. Kanehira is the largest tanago (bitterling) in Japan.
- kawamutsu (Nipponocypris temminckii)
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 10
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught at the Yamakuni River, Japan in November 2010.
- kazetoge-tanago (Rhodeus atremius atremius)
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 12
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Breeding male caught at a creek in Yanagawa, Japan in 1984.
- kokanee
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 30
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever kokanee caught at a lake in lower mainland BC in June 2006. It took me 9 challenges to catch my first ever kokanee. First I started with fully equipped trolling with flasher, attractors, wedding band and hoochie or worm. I went to remoted lakes which used to be famous for kokanee in BC but all lakes were no longer holding kokanee. Finally I realized that I could catch kokanee by just using the same tactics for rainbow trout after reading an article by Brian Chan that told me that kokanee stocked in shallow lakes change their feeding habit from plankton to chironomids and sometimes they rise on the surface. And I also found that a lake close to my place has self-reproducing population of kokanee. Jigging a pink crappie grub from the bottom to the surface is efficient way to come across a school of kokanee in relatively shallow lakes. I use a super ultralight tackle for jigging. Kokanee usually don't fight until it comes close to me but after that it gives spectacular fight on the super ultralight tackle. Straight deep diving and fully charged head shake after jumping 3 feet high! Landing a kokanee is always challenging with the barbless hook on their paper thin mouth.
- lake chub
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 42
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever lake chub caught in the Fawn Lake, BC in May 2006.
- lake trout
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 41
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever lake trout caught at a tributary of the Lake Ontario in 2004. Lake trout in Lake Ontario show blueish color on the body like this one and I like this population better than the dark brown color of the inland population. Like other chars, lake trout don't fight acrobatically but its heavy size in the Great Lakes are worth targetting for sure.
- lake whitefish
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 25
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever lake whitefish caught at a reservoir in southern Alberta in December 2006. Lake whitefish was what I had been chasing since I was in Ontario. I could finally nail my first one on the second day in the ice fishing in Alberta where I drove by taking 14 hours over the Rocky in winter.
- largemouth bass
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 28
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught at the Grand River, Ontario in 2004. Largemouth bass is the most popular fish in Japan but at the same time it is the second serious invader fish (the most serious one is bluegill). So I was surprised to see that the bass is really carefully protected in Ontario. The fishing season doesn’t open till the near end of June! Personally I like smallmouth bass better because it fights much harder till the last moment I land it.
- largescale sucker
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 52
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught at the Fraser River, BC in 2007. This is the by-catch when I was fishing coastal cutthroat trout using a crappie grub.
- least killifish
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 12
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever least killifish caught at a canal in Fort Lauderdale, Florida using a brine shrimp in April 2011.
- logperch
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 34
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever logperch caught at the Kootes Paradise, Ontario in summer 2001.
- longear sunfish
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 33
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever longear sunfish caught at a tributary of the Thames River, Ontario in June 2005
- longnose dace
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 37
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever longnose dace caught in the South Saugeen River, Ontario in September 2005.
- longnose gar
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 44
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever longnose gar caught at the Grand River mouth, Ontario in August 2005
- mahaze (Acanthogobius flavimanus)
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 1
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught at a subsidiary of the Chikugo River, Japan, in October 2011.
- mayan cichlid
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 7
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My personal best mayan cichlid caught at Canal 42 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida in April 2011.
- mimic shiner
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 33
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever mimic shiner caught in a tributary creek of the Grand River, Ontario in August 2005.
- mooneye
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 28
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught on parachute blue dun at the Red Deer River, Alberta in August 2007. This is my second mooneye, but it took me a while till I caught my first ever mooneye in the Grand River, Ontario in August 2004. That day, after the light shower in the river, schools of mooneye started the evening rise on mayfly here and there in front of me. I set my Japanese style fly rig with multiple droppers on my fishing pole. I waded near a school and cast my rig. After a couple of screw-ups in setting the hook by seeing the strike indicator moved, I set the hook by seeing a silvery fish body turned over near the fly before the indicator moved. It worked! Two mooneye were on my line but the top one got off the hook immediately. The bottom one became my memorial fish. Now I am using western style dry fly tackle for this river sprite.
- mottled sculpin
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 38
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught in Ontario in July 2005.
- mountain whitefish
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 40
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My personal best 49 cm mountain whitefish caught at a river in the lower mainland BC in September 2006. Mountain whitefish is currently my favorite species because I can catch it year round and fishing it is not so easy as mentioned. They are so picky in their food. In a river they almost only take a special pattern of stonefly nymph fly, and in another river where salmon spawn they only take a single salmon egg of a particular manufacturer in the winter months as far as I tested. Also their mouth is quite small as well as fragile, making the hooking difficult. I use a small barbless hook for Japanese crusian carp for holding the single salmon egg because it is light, tough and doesn’t break the egg. I use an 18’ fishing pole for this rig and I think this is the best for naturally drifting the salmon egg. After the salmon eggs hatch, mountain whitefish change their feeding to salmon fry and they start to take a kind of crappie grub, but only a particular color. They fight crazy and shaking their heads in the fast current makes the angler worry that the hook may pop out of the paper thin mouth all the time. They don’t stop fighting till the last moment that I scoop it.
- mugitsuku (Pungtungia herzi)
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 5
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught at a subsidiary of the Chikugo River, Japan, in October 2011. Mugitsuku is as beautiful as pencil fish and has a unique nature of brood parasitism.
- namazu (Amur catfish)
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 16
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught at the Tatara River, Japan in April 1985.
- northern hogsucker
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 31
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever northern hog sucker caught at the Sydenham River, Ontario in July 2005. It was a sight fishing but the fish were far away from me. My 18' fishing pole worked perfectly for this situation. A few hog sucker were in the pool, but two of them were inactive and didn't pay attention on my bait in front of them. The last one was actively moving around the pool, so I thought he was hungry. I was right. He bit my worm in my binoculars!
- northern pike
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 31
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught at a reservoir in Cambridge, Ontario in 2004
- northern pikeminnow
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 53
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 1
- Description: My personal best 49 cm northern pikeminnow caught at a river in the lower mainland BC in July 2007. Northern pikeminnow is a representative rough fish in lower BC. It can be caught by bait, lure and fly. They are sprinter in fighting, which means they fight really hard first but quickly get tired.
- Northern redbelly dace
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 40
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Breeding male caught in Ontario in June 2005.
- Northern snakehead
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 20
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught at Kayocho Pond, Japan in August 1984. 70.5 cm.
- numachichibu (Tridentiger brevispinis)
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 2
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught at the Chikugo River, Japan, in October 2011.
- oikawa (Zacco platypus)
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 11
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught at the Homan River, Japan in November 2010.
- orangespotted sunfish
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 28
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever orangespotted sunfish caught at the Big Creek, Ontario in September 2004. An unexpected catch. Young gizzard shad were boiling in the same spot but they never took my garden worm.
- Pacific stughorn sculpin
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 33
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: Caught in the Fraser River, BC in April 2006.
- peamouth
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 42
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever and personal best peamouth caught at the Fraser River, BC in April 2006. Peamouth grow to max 36 cm according to fishbase. Peamouth reminds me of Japanese dace (ugui, Tribolodon hakonensis) which looks quite similar to peamouth.
- pearl dace
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 37
- Rating: No Votes
- Comments: 0
- Description: My first ever pearl dace caught in Ontario in June 2005.
- pink salmon
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 30
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- Description: My first ever pink salmon caught at the Kitimat River in August 2007. In bigger rivers such as the Fraser River in BC, pink salmon are bigger and have higher and almost vertical cliff of their hump. It makes me laugh to look at such big humpy struggling in swimming a shallow riffle receiving a lot of water pressure on their hump.
- prickly sculpin
- Author: fishingwithpole
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- Description: Caught in the Okanagan Lake, BC in June 2006.
- pumpkinseed
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 26
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- Description: My first ever pumpkinseed caught at the Grand River, Ontario in 2001. This is my first fish angled in Canada
- rainbow darter
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 35
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- Description: A male caught in Ontario in September 2005.
- rainbow smelt
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 30
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- Description: My first ever rainbow smelt caught in Ontario in January 2005.
- rainbow trout
- Author: fishingwithpole
- Hits: 31
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- Description: Caught at the Deadman River, BC in 2006
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Total number of hits on all pictures: 91272
