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I'd have to pick the mudfish with smallmouth being a close second.Pound for pound however would go to the smallie.

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Bowfin.   :o

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Ounce-for-ounce:   Redear Sunfish

Among those listed:   Bowfin

Roger

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Smallie. Also probably the hardest fish on that list to get in the boat. They love to throw your bait at you when they rocket 4' out.

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Funny, I just wrestled with a bowfin a couple weeks ago at the river.He was probally about 4 lbs. but, with some current on light gear,it was alot of fun.

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I agree, for their size a smallie fights a good fight.

But you hook into a nice size striper and you have a good fight on your hands.

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Of the ones you have listed "choupique", grinnel", "mudfish", or bowfin

#1: Esox masquinongy: muskellunge  ;)

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I'm a striper and smallmouth fisherman, but you left out the strongest freshwater fish: German Brown trout

The German brown trout NEVER gives up!

8-)

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i have to say smallie....but i did catch about a 12lb muskie once on light tackle and 6lb test.....and man that thing fought hard!  took me forever to land it...but i think a 12lb smallie would have been a harder fight!  ;D

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Dang! I did forget a few fish didn't I?Sorry :-/

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Pound for pound- Shellcracker (Red Ear Sunfish). If they grew to 10 lbs, we'd be using Penn International Saltwater reels to catch em.

Other than that I say a tie b/w smallies and the big spots of the Coosa chain in AL. Smallie's jump more, but those darn big ole spots never quit.

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Ounce-for-ounce:      Redear Sunfish

Among those listed:   Bowfin

Roger

I agree with this and the other post.  Redears are fighters.  

I've heard of stripers being referred to as a swimming freight train with stripes.

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x3 on the redear.Those little fellows are crazy.

Of those on the list I would have to go with the bowfin.Catch one five pounds or better and your in for a wrestling match.They have long powerful runs,unlike the short bursts from a bass.

I for one have not ever had the pleasure of catching a smallmouth before. :-[

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As much as I like to catch those ill-tempered smallmouth, the hardest fighting freshwater fish I've caught is the muskie.

Falcon

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I had to go with a Smallmouth.  I hooked a 4lb last year and thought I had at least an 7-8lb Largemouth.  It was one the hardest fighting freshwater fish I have ever caught.

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Now if y'all want to examine small fish try a Warmouth (Lepomis gulosus): Redeye, Goggle-eye, Red-eyed Bream, Stump Knocker

If these little guys grew to 10 lbs they would eat the prop off your outboard thinking it was a buzz bait ;)

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Ihaveonly hooked one, but have a couple of trips hooked uo for

MUSKIES

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