(1.) River-Caught Largemouth Bass

AND THERE ARE RIVER FISHERMEN

River-Caught

LARGEMOUTH BASS

Florida - Oklahoma

An Information, Opinion, & Photo Gallery Webpage Report

Compiled by Ocklawahaman Paul Nosca

Created: 27 January 2016

Last Revised: 01 October 2020

Ocklawahaman Doesn't Always Have a Camera Available -- But Sometimes...

NOTE -- IF NEEDED: Right-click-on individual photos then "Open image in new tab" to ENLARGE them!

FLORIDA

https://sites.google.com/site/ocklawahamanpaulnoscareports/largemouth-bass-of-the-ocklawaha-river

https://sites.google.com/site/ocklawahamanpaulnoscareports/ocklawaha-river-bass-fishing-is-special

https://sites.google.com/site/ocklawahamanpaulnoscareports/biggest-heaviest-largemouth-bass-ever-from-the-ocklawaha-river-florida

https://sites.google.com/site/paulnoscasbassfishingphotos/bass-fishing-the-real-florida-our-natural-by-god-free-flowing-rivers-and-creeks

https://sites.google.com/site/paulnoscasbassfishingphotos/florida-black-bass-fishing-regulations-is-it-time-for-a-change

OKLAHOMA

Smallmouth Bass and Largemouth Bass

https://sites.google.com/site/oklahomaandpaulnosca/home/blue-river-oklahoma-memories-of-this-free-flowing-spring-fed-treasure

https://sites.google.com/site/oklahomaandpaulnosca/home/ok-memories-of-my-quest-for-the-wichita-spotted-bass

Ocklawahaman Paul Nosca's Bass Angling Began in Florida Some 55 Years Ago (1965)!

Fishing Man-Made Ponds & Lakes -- Later I Discovered the Aesthetic Beauty of By-God Flowing Rivers & Streams

Ocklawahaman Paul Nosca is an accomplished stream angler who has caught nine different varieties of bass plus three different species of cold-water trout along with many other fishes from the flowing freshwaters of several Southern states. Although he has fished many of the still-water canals, lakes, & ponds plus salty tidewaters that almost all other Florida fishermen are accustomed-to & greatly prefer; river bass angling in current is undeniably Paul's preferred pursuit. Paddling a canoe (or bank-walking & wading when advantageous), Ocklawahaman skillfully uses buzz-bait & spinner-bait lures almost exclusively while bass fishing moving freshwater. Motorized watercraft for "run & gun" fishing or other aquatic tomfoolery & plastic worms or live shiners for bait are not part of his personal angling ethic. Ocklawahaman practices a style of bass fishing on natural segments of streams that is ideally an aesthetically pleasing & "un-crowded" solemn quest for some of Nature's most game fishes; the great majority of bass caught to be released unharmed for future benefit. North-central Florida's swift-flowing Ocklawaha River is the home water of Ocklawahaman; it is where Paul Nosca first learned freshwater stream angling techniques & where he continues to employ them as often as possible -- from his man-powered canoe.

"There are lake fishermen, and there are river fishermen, and seldom do the twain agree!"

- Original author unknown.

https://sites.google.com/site/andthereareriverfishermen/largemouth-bass