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smallest fish ever caught


Dooley87

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seen a few other pics in another thread of real small minnows hooked on big baits, if you have any pics post em'

heres mine

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not sure I have any picts... and caught and snagged are two different things..

I caught a perch last summer on a crankbait in the lipps that was smaller than the crankbait I caught it on... othewise, look at my avitar, ice fishing.. caught/snaged a smelt while fishing lake trout... and the worst part was, it was the biggest thing I caught.. LOL

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I've been casting jigs and snagged minnows that were less than an inch long, its happened a few times.

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I guided 2 gentlemen during a Corperate fising tournement. 1 of the clients caught a small bass. >

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My avatar shows a humongous walleye from LOTW. Additionally I caught a bass that was the same size as the crankbait. My buddy and I have a running gag that I am trying to catch each major gamefish while it is still under five inches.

I didn't snag either. They were cleanly caught, only they didn't put up much of a fight.

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I had one about the size of the OP's perch. Only I never hooked it, I let a big bucktail a little too far into the weeds and the perch fell out of the clump of weeds and right into the boat as I was cleaning the bucktail off.

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I once caught a 1 inch long smallmouth bass. I had a 1/8 z jig with crawler on it. He was sucking on the end of the crawler and would not let go.

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canada northern fishing and I was cleaning weeds off of my suick....This is no joke, I don't use prickly minnows as bait!

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This ice season I caught a shiner that had to be just shy of an inch long. A true monster.

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 Originally Posted By: Fishing Junky
And the winner goes to: Riverbassguy. Take a bow. he he he

I'm so proud.... The whole trip was 30 degrees below normal temps and the pike fishing was difficult. At least I caught something!!

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My buddys pike from our BWCA trip last August. Glad we brought the net!

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The fish on the left is my crappie minnow and the fish on the right is the poor perch who didn't make it to his first birthday. Thing was, I felt the tap when I snagged him and actually set the hook. grin.gif

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I love that pike image!

Here is a very small channel from last year. He was just a little guy!

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this isnt the smallest fish that ive ever caught, but its the smallest sturgeon ive ever seen!

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Here's a small eye my brother caught. Not the smallest fish ever but a funny pic. Kinda pokes fun at how fishing shows and fishermen hold the fish up to the camera to make it look bigger.

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A friend of mine caught a 3.5 inch walleye that went for a 4 inch leach. He wanted to keep it on the hook and use it for bait. We made him release it since that fish maybe the new state record someday.

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You have to love it when the crappies are so small you can kinda see thru them.

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