What are your top fishing destinations?

[jwm]

Soon my friend. Very soon...

[Woody]

Quick question Jonathon, was that picture of you taken with a simple point and click Camera or a fancy one with a Lens?...I wasn't sure if it was the weather that made it look so good or the Lens?!...Cheers, Mark.

[Clive]

Its hard to take a bad picture with turquoise water behind you! If I'm not mistaken that picture was taken on a Canon Elph point and shoot. We do a little bit of photo editing to bring out the true colours.

[Woody]

Canon Elph is what i have, when i go to Oz at the end of the year though, i am taking my Olympus with the big Lens, i just hope i can get it set up and the shot taken without much hassle!...(Auto setting all the way i think!)

[jwm]

For daylight I have a custom setting with the lowest ISO setting (100 I think) at the highest image settings. We do also boost the colours and sharpness before we post them online.

[pierre]

for me it would be Argentina for trout fly fishing , Brasil for peacock bass and maybe Okavango fo tigerfish and back to the Anadaman but with a boat this time (I ll post my fishing report this week)

[cbiegel]

I’m not sure. It’s pretty hard IMHO to beat New England between the groundfish, record striped bass, and even bluefin tune and that’s not even talking about freshwater.

I guess this is about destinations so I’ll have to say Alaska for both fresh and saltwater species (you can even go crabbing and shrimping recreationaly).

[lungehunter]

saltwater-crocodile bay resort costa rica or cabo san lucas gotta 30 pound dorado there a few weeks ago
freshwater-pretty much anywhere with good musky fishing k:

[Adam]

New Zealand - Rainbow Trout
Chitral - ditto
Kamchatka - King Salmon
Florida - Bonefish
Alaska - Halibut
S Australia - Yellowfin tuna (and then King George whiting when I don't catch a tuna!)
Last but not least and the most probable, my own home country, where the English side of my family comes from: the east Midlands, for brown trout and grayling fly fishing. The fish don't grow big and are not numerous, but it is a beautiful part of the UK and where fly fishing all started.

There is a small chance I will be fishing the Long Island Sound this autumn!

[JonnyButts]

Mexico -Large Mouth Bass
BOQ -Trophy Walleye best fishery imo
Ireland- Pike (because pints and fishing go together like Mac & cheese)
NWT- Pike
B.C. Sturgeon and Pink Salmon
New Brunswick for Musky

Puerto Rico, US and BVI- Tarpon for sure!

Most of my destinations are close and attainable. Call this a "bucket list"