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Lake Davis on Beckworth Pass just north of Reno NV. We used to do very well there. 2-5lb limits of Trout were common.

It used to be Lake Davis in California on Beckworth pass. We would regularly catch limits of 2-5lb Trout till some joker put Northern Pike in the lake and destroyed the fishing. Shocking and poisoning the lake killed the Pike which had to be done to keep them out of the Sacramento drainage but the lake never returned to it's former glory.

I am fond of any pure, clean, isolated mountain stream. The higher, the better. It does not even have to be productive; just being there, slowly working upstream, climbing over rocks and logs, bashing through brush, loving the scene, the air, a refreshing bath, and yes, the anticipation of catches, are huge rewards. It's definitely not a social occasion. There is only room for one at any spot. Even going out to recover snagged lures is a pleasure. Catching nice trout is icing on the cake. One of my faves is Bear Creek, a small jewel descending from among several 12-and-13,000-foot spectacular Sierra Nevadas peaks, paralleling the John Muir/Pacific Crest Trail for a while, before joining the South Fork San Jouquin River.

Breezy Point.....Brooklyn. Striped Bass nighttime fishing. A challenge to get out to the end of the jetty in the dark, and get back with big fish in tow.

Hammerhead caught in intercoastal waterway 2021

My favorite place is the inter coastal waterway. Near Sneeds Ferry North Carolina.

The Wolf River in Wisconsin, landed a sturgeon!

My favorite fishing spot is Camp Robinson, AR. You can fish from the shoreline or by kayak/boat. The chain of four lakes guarantees you a day of "catching" and as an added bonus it has a relatively low amount of fellow fishermen, so no fighting for a spot. Bass, crappie, brim and catfish abound.
My best day here was in April when I caught 8 bass (1-1.5 lbs) in 30 minutes. I even pulled an almost 3lb'er using a Bass Pro trophy soft bait.

Fish Lake in Utah! Full of rainbow and big German brown trout. Beautiful area
too!

Kodiak, Alaska. Been going silver fishing there every year but 1 since 1977. Best secret spot? The American River, just downstream about 150 yards from the highway bridge. There's a little deep eddy just past where another creek flows in. If you're patient and drop your lure in just right, you'll get a silver. However, keep your eye out for bears.