Just had my twins in the canals behind my house in our canoe, each caught 7 largemouth bass and one bluegill. It was a beautiful day, I usually like saltwater fishing, but it was great, and the best part was no bait involved, each caught all their fish on lures. Good to try fresh water again.

Salt

Congrats on a great day fishing!! (Redundant)

I like Saltwater cuz I'm less than an hour from the coast, but thee isALOT to be said for wading a river in AR,WY or MT

Salt Cod or Fresh, either has its place.

Apples and oranges but I love them both.

Would love to try Marlin or Tuna fishing... but living in the high desert I fish streams, creaks, and rivers... so fresh for me...

- J

Not much of a fisher, but would love to go out deep sea fishing one time.

both

salt-gonna get the skiff ready tomorrow for monday redfishing

mmmmmmmmmmmm....................redfish

Both but I've never lived longer then a 10 min drive to the ocean so I've done a lot more salt.

-Baldy-

little hooks for little beaked redfish..............redfish luv shrimp

Virginia Beach here, so I have the Atlantic and the Chesapeake Bay. Definitely Salt.

fishing--fresh

eating--salt

I grew up in RI. Plenty of both. I fished for flounder, cod, skipjacks, blue fish, crabs, lobster and quahogs in the ocean.

In freshwater I was a BIG fan of Bass fishing. Did it all the time. Also went trout fishing every opening day and caught plenty of pickerel as well.

I always have and I always will prefer freshwater fishing. Largemouth Bass fishing, in particular.

I enjoy both. Some of my best days and memories involve fishing.

In SoCal, fishing for white sea bass and yellow tail out behind Catalina

island was always a rewarding adventure. Up in NorCal in the Sierra foothills, the vast trout fishing opportunity is unmatched.

prefer salt......just seems "cleaner".

Andy- Our canals are at least 10 foot deep, and you can see the fish in the bottom, I do understand what you mean tho.

Lots of vegitation at the bottom.saw some huge bluegill at very bottom, soakin up the son.just another day in paradise.

sight fishing is a lot of fun, but it also very enlightening and frustrating.

I can generally see the fish in my pond, yet there are several times that I have been unable to entice them to strike a bait or lure.

Just think about this some time........when you are fishing somewhere and can NOT see the fish!