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What is the most challenging fish to catch poll in Alaska?
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I voted "Other" My other was a tiger rock fish on a fly adhering to IGFA rules. Took me six years to do it. Lings can be really easy at times. We've caught 58 in one day. My biggest on a fly, 48 inches, 35 pounds, IGFA rules.
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Originally posted by Brian M View PostThere is nothing challenging about catching halibut, and though they're probably my favorite fish, grayling are silly easy to catch as well. I badly want to target sheefish at some point, but haven't had the opportunity yet.
Few target them, but I'd say sablefish are pretty darn challenging. Maybe salmon shark as well? Tough to find and one heck of a fight.
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There is nothing challenging about catching halibut, and though they're probably my favorite fish, grayling are silly easy to catch as well. I badly want to target sheefish at some point, but haven't had the opportunity yet.
Few target them, but I'd say sablefish are pretty darn challenging. Maybe salmon shark as well? Tough to find and one heck of a fight.
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Good point. I have never been able to catch a ling cod I could keep. I always catch them just slightly smaller than the legal limit.
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What is the most challenging fish to catch poll in Alaska?
12King Salmon33.33%4Silver Salmon0%0Halibut0%0Rainbow Trout/Steelhead16.67%2Arctic Char/Dolly Varden0%0Grayling8.33%1Northern Pike0%0Lake Trout25.00%3Sheefish0%0Other (please specify)16.67%2Noticed I didn't specify spin casting, bait casting, fly fishing, ice fishing, saltwater fishing etc. Just a general question and I might not be able to post every fish species in Alaska so I apologize if I left out a species that someone prefers. Just put you complaints down below.Tags: None
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