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TOP 10 most wanted fish you cant angle in MN?


fisherman-andy

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Everyone dreams of great catches. Here's my top 10 list of uncatchables for MN:

1. European Zander

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2. Taimen Trout

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3. Striped Bass or Wiper (White bass/Striper crossbred)

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4. Arapaima

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5. Goliath Tiger Fish

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6. Blacknose Crappie

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7. Peacock Bass

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8. Florida strain Black Bass

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9. European Pike

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10. European Perch

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All of the following are to be caught on the fly: (The order of this MAY change depending on the moood)

1. Bull Shark

2. Dorado

3. Siberian Taimen

4. Golden Trout

5. Barracuda

6. Tarpon

7. Peacock Bass

8. Arctic Char

9. Cutthroat Trout

10. Bonefish

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1 Alligator Gar

2 Goliath Tigerfish

3 Russian Sturgeon

4 Pirahna

5 Northern Snakehead (I doubt giants snakeheads would like icy lakes much)

6 Wolf fish

7 Giant Grouper (they might be in lake superior? confused)

8 Bull Shark

9 European Roach (thats why their pike get so big wink )

10 Conger Eel

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All of the following are to be caught on the fly: (The order of this MAY change depending on calendar day)

1. Tarpon

2. Barracuda

3. Zander

4. Golden Trout

5. Redfish

6. Alligator Gar

7. Cutthroat Trout

8. Marlin

9. Swordfish

10. King Salmon

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Mahi Mahi (I like fish that jump)

Wahoo (nothing compares to the initial run of a wahoo)

Blue Fin Tuna

Peacock Bass

Sockeye Salmon

Halibut (mainly because they taste so darn good)

Blue Marlin

Red Fish

Snook

Tarpon

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Wabamskee, Jac714. ... Good lists, but we DO have king salmon in MN:) i have a 26.5 on my wall to prove it! The good ol days of the late 80's are long gone, but trolling out of Duluth and up the shore still produces some respectable kings. Of course, it isn't Lake MI. ... Sigh.

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Wabamskee, Jac714. ... Good lists, but we DO have king salmon in MN:) i have a 26.5 on my wall to prove it!

Interesting...thanks for the info Traveler. I looked around and you're right. This modifies future plans for sure, and my top 10 list.

#10 - Anything is big enough and angry enough to make most men cry

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Ok, boo, I am an out of stater. but grew up there, fish there a whole lot (all seasons) and plan on moving to my Farm in North MN soon.

Fish to catch in MN:

1. Tuna--Blue or Yellowfin--for pure strength (I leave to fish bluefin in a week)

2. Wahoo, for as mentioned the initial run

3. Lingcod for food value

4. Dorado--as mentioned fun to catch and watch jump

5. Thresher shark--neat fish

6. Yellowtail--yo yod on a jig

Fish FROM MN I wish I could catch in this State with more regularity:

1. Northerns

2. Sunnies/Crappies

3. walleyes

4. SM Bass--my close friend runs an 88 ft charter out of San Diego. Has caught everything in the ocean there, but still loves to talk about his first smallmouth fishing trip in MN. He couldn't believe the fight of the fish!

People can have the trout--happy to trade for eyes or NPike any day. Ditto the marlin!

Most of all having a place where there is a choice of lots of lakes on any given day!

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