what is your Fishing Gun

When you fish on the Fisher River here, it is Imperative that you bring a .460S&W. Not for the bears, but for the Rainbow Trout, they get Big........

CZ P-01 on a shoulder rig under my chest waders, here on

NW steelhead rivers.

Not for the wildlife, but for

2 legged varmints of the tweaker variety.

Sad, but real.


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I use an Ugly stick most of the time.

Nothing special, just whatever I am carrying that day. XD9, PF9, or a snubby .357

for barrel shooting floaters, i use:

Same as everything else, my G19.

CZ-82

Hi-point .45 ACP.

Reliable and cheap.

If it goes over the side I spend another $100 to replace it.

depends on the fishing location... with a relatively low chance of needing it... (wildlife or other) PA-63... if the chances of needing it go up, then more likely a smith 64. if the chances of needing it go up even further.... well... good ole 12gauge is my friend.

I take a shotgun when I camp/fish on the islands up by Canada's border. There are bears on the islands and sometimes they get way too used to people and the good food that's carelessly left out.

I don't. If I'm fishing, I'm probably too drunk to be carrying a gun.

1851 BP replica navy, load 2 chambers full of birdshot or BBs, then 3 chambers of a 44 cal round ball. im set for snakes, giant catfish, and possibly bigfoot

Condition 3 Rem Rand 1911 is in the tackle box.

Usually a Single Six 22mag.

You can shoot fish? I always used a fishin' pole and worms.:banghead: Wonder if a 45 ACP is overkill on brook trout?

I dont carry when fishing. Ill have a good knife on me but thats it. Fishing, im there to fish, not kill things, except for fish heh.

I'm usually fishing in a state park - no guns allowed there. If I'm fishing elsewhere, there's an even chance I'll have a beer or two, so no guns there either. So it goes....

A Rohm G-23... Half full of shot shells and half hollow points. Good for snakes and If I loose it, I'm only out 65 bucks!

Halibut? .44 Mag.

Typically M1 Carbine, occasionally Saiga S-12 (for camping), and almost always Ruger LCP with or without one of the long guns.

Wonder if a 45 ACP is overkill on brook trout?

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It is on Carp.

ETA: By the way, I should also add that we didn't do anything stupid like shoot into water. Well, not safety stupid anyway.

Normally a stainless S&W model 60 (with adjustable sights), but if those *%#$**^ Somali pirates keep extending their range, I'll have to switch to something bigger.

Heritage Arms .22lr/.22wmr six-shooter. 6" barrel on the hip.
we catch enough snakes, turtles, alligators, etc. on trot lines and jug lines that on occasion it comes in handy.
rule of thumb anyway is not to go "into the wild" with at least a twennytoo.