Name 3 RAK

While searching for a Christmas stamp, I came across two "Studio G" stamps that were the same. Well I don't need two of the same stamp, so here's an RAK!

The first person to guess the three type of fish I caught last week in Bemidji, will win the stamp.

Name three fish per post and no back to back posting! Good luck!

I know my guess, however, it may not be quite fair for me to guess since I live "nearby"

I will watch to see what others guess for now - what a fun game

LOL!

Oh and we didn't use a boat, we just fished off of docks.

Scraprageous wrote: I know my guess, however, it may not be quite fair for me to guess since I live "nearby"

I will watch to see what others guess for now - what a fun game

Well make sure to jump in when it gets close

I know nothing about fishing or your area's wild life so this is a complete GUESS:

trout
sunny
some brown fish

I know nothing about fishing or your area's wild life so this is a complete GUESS:

trout
sunny
some brown fish

Total guess as well ... Walleye, Muskie and Northern Pike.

Nice guess Dawn!!!! You got two right! The last one might be kind of hard to guess

1. Walleye
2. Northern Pike
3. ?

ceceparsley wrote:I know nothing about fishing or your area's wild life so this is a complete GUESS:

trout
sunny
some brown fish

Good guess, but those aren't right.

I can't believe that "some brown fish" isn't right!

LOL! When I first saw your guesses I thought it said bone fish....lol!

Dawn -- you must know something about fish/fishing

Guess I will make a stab - there are two more than the Walleye and Northerns, but since I can only pick one

Crappie (Just for Cecily - this fish isn't brown )
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Walleye [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

Pike [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

Actually, fishing is on my bucket list to do one day before I'm too old and too creaky to sit for hours on a dock or in a boat. My DH grew up fishing with his grandfather and hated it - too boring and too many bugs IHO.

My guess for the one I missed is perch?

Good guesses, but nope!

This one is hard! I didn't even know the name of it, but that's not saying much.....lol!

I've given up guessing! gently digressing=love the fish pics. I saw a show about a company that does the taxidermy-ing of animals and fish and they did a display like the last pic you posted. The show was really interesting! (I guess I'm a bit of o geek)

You didn't catch an eel pout did you?

nope, no eel.

I'll post the answer tomorrow.

guess I will go with Bass - around here I have found quite a few people who didn't know what they looked like (I grew up catching those)

Catfish
white sucker

not a bass, catfish and not a white sucker, but it's a sucker

sucker because he/she was silly enough to bite onto bait with a string attached

LOL!

My type of sucker does have a name, if no one guess right I'll post the answer tomorrow.....lol!

After a long day of cleaning Dh and I went to the Mississippi River on Friday night. On the drive we were talking about if Tyler would go fishing on his own and I said he would and dh said he wouldn't! We'll not knowing what Tyler was up to Tyler sent us a text and said he went fishing! Of course we had to ask if he went by himself or did someone go with him....lol! I was right!!!! His room mate was gone for the weekend so Tyler decided to do a little fishing

I'm not sure what Tyler would do if he caught a fish with teeth! We didn't give him any long pliers thing to remove the hook....lol!

When I caught my Pike dh had stopped fishing and decided to take Emily for a walk. I asked the guy next to me if he could grab my net and help and he did DH saw what was going on and came running back to help out. It took dh and that other guy a while to remove that hook, I don't think I'm that brave to try it

White Sucker?

sounds like quite the adventure Dd caught her first Northern at age 5

She had her little pole all rigged up for sunnies and this northern grabbed hold!! She reeled him in. She and dh were fishing on an outing for the two of them and he about fell over when she brought it in (it was small, but still). Especially as it was out of season and it definitely wasn't what they were looking for.

So - last guess (mainly because I really want to know now) - and, yes, I did google it

River Carpsucker [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
Blue Sucker [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]
If it is the Northern Hogsucker - wow are those things huge~!![You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

no clue what these guys looked like until I googled them

With all this talk about fishing. Will we be having a fishing outing after the scrapbook retreat next June for us neophyte anglers? LOL!

Lucinda, I never heard of that fish either! It looks like a Muskie or a super sized Pike....lol!

Dawn, that would be so fun....lol! We don't usually get lucky like that day! DH and I both caught Walleyes on Lake Bemidji and that was our first time ever catching Walleyes! Pikes we've caught before, but not as big as the one I caught that day

OK, close enought to tomorrow..........it was a River Redhorse! The guy fishing next to us said it was a sucker and he called him a Redhorse....lol I had to look it up as soon as I returned home! Here's a picture:

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Cool fish - I wouldn't have known what it was either. Sounds like you had a great day for fishing. Did you get some pics?

Dawn - I totally agree - a fishing outing would be wonderful with or after the retreat (or before if we want to eat the fish we catch)

You would think I would have a camera on me, but I didn't No way did we think we would catch fish that big

oh well - at least you can remember

Dawn, you win with two right

Way to go Dawn!!!! You definitely need to get some fishing in now