Who fishes what

[cwinsiii]

I was just curious how many people fish for Bass only and how many fish other fish.

I fished Bass only for about 10 years and the last couple have gotten into Salmon, Steelhead and Walleye.

I've been having a great time figuring out the other fish.

The Steelhead are hot right now if anybody wants to know where p.m. me.

Thanks
Clare

I gave everyone 6 votes but only vote once on each option.

[djkimmel]

Can I choose bass even though I don't 'only' fish for bass (just most of the time )?

[Revtro]

Looking at those results and figuring all the votes other than bass are also bass fishermen... I guess this really IS a bass board.   

[Skulley]

I fish for bass 99.9999% of the time but there are times I go for walleye and perch.  But bass is the ticket. 

BD         

[Cheetam]

I clicked them all...duh!

[bob620]

I spent a week casting for musky at lake of the woods this summer.Wow,what a trip to be on.Went out on St.Clair but , but no saddles, no rocky islands,no Loons,no big beavers.I guess I got spoiled up there.But , I'm starting to only want to bass fish most of time.
                                                  Bob690

[djkimmel]

Lake of the Woods would be cool, but St. Clair can make you think muskies are easy to catch...

Looks like walleye is hanging tough... and we aren't even on Walleye Central?!?

[matt]

I fish Bass,crappies,panfish and just recently gotten into walleyes.

[karol]

 depends who's boat i'm in got a 33" musky on webster saturday with a tora tube.
that was nice but i think i'm done with muskie for a long time. ye olde has a st croix med-hvy that keeps calling my name. waiting for a check from a guy for one of my rigs for muskie and going to sell more of my stuff and get more rigs for bass. but this year more bass and gills and only muskie 3 times.

[Hooksetter]

I fish 90% of the time for bass, but I do like to catch panfish  for the frying pan. I went walleye fishing a couple of times with my son-in-law last year and really enjoyed it. I am looking forward to hitting the Detroit River next spring to see if we can catch a few monster walleyes.