After watching the Movie Bucket List, I started to think about rivers/lochs/lakes that I would most like to fish - will fish at some point in my life (hopefully).

What is your top list of rivers/lochs/lakes that you would most like to fish?

West coast of andros - big bonefish country

Argentina, Rio Gallegos for some of those monster sea trout.

hello fellow killieite,
lived in shortlees for 5 years from 82-87. i have been lucky enough to fish most of the waters i have wanted to fish but alaske and new zealand are still to be visited by me. i want to go for 3 weeks but work commoiments wont allow a 3 week break this year im afraid. so in having a week in austria or slovenia and a week in wales(my second week this year) cant wait.

regards jon.

WOW

that is massive!

Did you catch it?

Ali

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hells bells what did you have to post that ****** for!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The big 50 is looooooming next April and I was thinking Alaska maybe, but now!
please help me, what am I to do.
Or perhaps I should Go to Innis fishery and punish myself for 35 years of ill living the first 10 years I thought it was for peeeing, next 3 for playing with, and then two years trying. the rest is history

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I will arise and go now, and go to Innisfree,9 bean rows will I have there and a hive for the honey bee.

No, afraid not Fish8MyFly. That's one of the huge sea trout that run the Rio Gallegos.

MARAZION MIDGE. . . Do it...you know you want to.

Salt:

Joulter Keys, Northwest of Andros for bonefish - done
Turks and Caicos for bonefish (better than Andros) - done

I list the above because I NEED to do them again

The Keys for tarpon - have done the little guys further up the coast but not the big ones

Cuba for permit

Fresh:

Jurassic Lake for big rainbows http://www.loopadventures.com/website2/1.0.2.0/26/1/

Mongolia for taimen

Backcountry South Island of New Zealand by helicopter

It's probably just me, but I find this whole "bucket list" fad to be very strange.

Sure there's a list of things I want to do in this life, but I don't view it as some kind of finite list where items simply get checked off and then that's it, been there, done it, got the t-shirt.

With fishing, the only thing that going somewhere on my "list" has taught me is that I just want to go there again. Fishing is an experience, not a destination, so the people, the fishing, the scenery, and everything else is ever-changing.

My idea of a life well-lived is not passing away while sitting in a rocking chair with a clean to-do list. It's to have done a lot and to die with plans to do more tomorrow.

Grouse

thats not something i'd tell people..................ever!

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