Best fight, based pound for pound.

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Best fight, based pound for pound.

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So, what's the verdict?

I love the fight of a pike and (personally think pound for pound, the smallie wins for a good fight).

Nailed my very 2nd catfish this year fishing the Ozilles derby with Fishhawk and was actually surprised the fight the,5lb/r gave me...made me rethink fishing cats, since I never targeted them. Gained a new respect that day and humbled me to target some fish that I didn't consider "worthy" b4.

So what's the best?

Salmon
Muskie
Pike
smallies
largies
etc.....

Now rem, we're talking about the fight pound for pound.
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Smallmouth Bass........then bluegill/pumpkinseed. :)
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River steelhead
Rock Bass
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Post by Rex Mundi »

When you are talking pound for pound I think that Bluegills and Pumpkinseeds put up the best fight.
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Im leaning towards a smallmouth :lol:
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ALARM CLOCKS!!!!!!!!!
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sturgeon.
i've had 10lb fish take most of the line off my reel before finally stopping.
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never caught one but I've heard fresh water drum are pretty tough
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I'm gonna go with Barbel, but you'll have to go to europe for those. One of the very, very few things I miss being in Canada.
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Post by joco »

I would go wit a sturgeon for number one...but its hard to compare.



sturgeons
small mouth bass
blue guill/crappies
eels
carp are fascinathing to..
drum.

i would say pound for pound.mabe the musky is the lest hearty,, :? and the lest taught guy,,,,,,,,a fight and is almost dead. :? but is got more teeths,,, :lol: ,,he those some good head shake,,but no long run usely,,and tired pretty fast,,

sturgeons,,,,,cats,,,,eels...are so tuff.....jee i saw some in the back off a pick up truck and was still live the day after..


imagine catching a 50 inch,crappy....... :shock: or bass.... :shock:


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Post by Manny »

Sturgeons for sure. 2lbs sturgeon will kill a 2lbs smallies and smallies don't get this big........................

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MMMMMMM IF A SMALLIE GOT TO BE THE SIZE OF A STURGEON OR A MUSKY WE'D NEVER GET THEM IN THE BOAT NO QUESTION IN MY MIND BASS AS BEST FIGHTERS
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Post by Eli »

I have to agree with joco on this one.
Sturgeon are by far..and I do mean BY FAR..the strongest fighting warmwater fish.
In fact, it's the non-game fish that fight the hardest. I mean honestly, compare a 35 inch pike to a 35 inch gar - there is no camparison!
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Smallmouth Bass.
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Post by Wallyboss »

Sturgeon is a strong fish for sure, but 2 years ago I had a 2lbs Ling on my libe and I sure was hoping it was a Walleye cause it would 've been a big one.
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