What would it take

[FishinJim]

I'm fishing for whatever is biting my hook (as long as it is in season).

Jim

[Erie-Eyes]

I grew up on lower Detroit River/ Lake Erie where fishing for walleye, bass, perch. cat fish, carp, & sheephead were all fair game depending on season and time of year. I had never fished for salmon and could only dream of what it would be like until two summers ago, when I made my first trip to Port Hope with my two brothers after reading about it on this board. While that year was mainly a learning experience, we did manage to catch a small pink salmon. Went back again last year and caught my first Chinook - and now I'm hooked - there is no feeling like a big chinook stripping line from your reel and there is nothing you can do about it until he is ready to stop!!! I've always considered myself mainly a walleye guy, but Mr Chinook proved you can always teach an old dog new tricks. [/list]

[muskymatt]

Chinook are also on my to do list.

Thats awesome to switch like that and be successful in the second year.

Kinda like my first bulldog experience with a big laker

Matt

[steve-hamilton]

EE, sounds like me.....i was a bass, pike, muskie (rarely) guy until i caught my first king salmon.....

now i still fish for everything, but nothing excites me like a big king running for the border.

[JP]

For me there is only 2 fishing seasons.
BASS SEASON
and the season I can't fish for bass LOL

JP

[Joisey Joe]

Multi-Species? Yes, I fish with both American and Canadian fisherman!

[Moosebunk]

Pretty much nothing I'm not willing to fish for. In fact, looking forward to new specie opps this year, the next and likely the year after.

I agree with Steve's first comment, "the question is, what would it take to be a 1 fish angler," unfortunately that thread would likely be plugged with bass or muskie guys...... and we all know what it takes for them. Ahem.... insanity.