Can a Saltwater Fisherman Fish in Freshwater @zoffinger

Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

Should be the same, right? To test that theory, my ignorant butt went out searching for Largemouth Bass in a spot I've never been to. All I did was use the same kinda practices I use while I target saltwater species like Snook. THAT particular fish took me a long time to figure out because at first I was afraid to put my lure anywhere near the mangrove trees, which is where they like to hide. Now that I know some fish (like LMB) also like to hide in structure, I was naturally drawn towards the lily pads and floating islands in the freshwater lake down the road from my new digs. There, I found the same kind of environment and behavior. And proved to myself that I'll be able to find fish wherever I go.
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Can a Saltwater Fisherman Fish in Freshwater

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