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NorthJerzyG 02-04-2013 02:41 PM

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Real nice catch!! Trophy for sure!!

anthrax2244 02-04-2013 05:11 PM

Re: South Branch monsters
 
congrats to you outofline on that epic brown! amazing fish!!

Leif 02-04-2013 05:36 PM

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Originally Posted by shucker
Hit the south branch with outofline today for few hours and fishing was great with outofline getting his PB brown and loosing his Pb rainbow.We starting picking away at a few nice fish in the 16"range then headed down stream and found a honey hole.Outofline hooked into a good fish that didnt fit in the net and ended up flippin out and away it was an easy 5lb+bow.A few cast later hooks into giant that made a great fight running up and down stream after 10 min or so the beast is half in and half out of the net,this one didnt get away.The big brown measured 28" and weighed excactly 10lbs
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Beautiful fish...That's for sure. Congratulations

Leif

Lard Almighty 02-04-2013 05:53 PM

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That is a brownie anyone would be jealous of. Congrats on the great catch!

Leif 02-04-2013 07:21 PM

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Originally Posted by FASTEDDIE29
Hell of a catch. Thats a monster brown. Congrats to Matt. Trout anglers are going to be DROOLING over this fish for a while. And those silly fly guys, well they'll never get a fish like that.

I wouldn't go that far.....Those silly fly guys catch those all the time.

http://i208.photobucket.com/albums/b...ackMarabou.jpg

Leif

MaCe1 02-04-2013 08:13 PM

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Wow, that is a huge trout. Congratulations!

FASTEDDIE29 02-04-2013 08:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Leif
I wouldn't go that far.....Those silly fly guys catch those all the time.

http://i208.photobucket.com/albums/b...ackMarabou.jpg

Leif

Occasionally, the angler with the most natural presentation on the fly rod will get one in NJ. Well, as long as they don't walk through to many holes on the way out........................:D

shucker 02-05-2013 08:10 AM

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Originally Posted by FASTEDDIE29
Occasionally, the angler with the most natural presentation on the fly rod will get one in NJ. Well, as long as they don't walk through to many holes on the way out........................:D

True dat,most fly guys are not stealthy and spook most fish.

Leif 02-05-2013 10:53 AM

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Hey Shucker! Nice fish there....Sorry, didn't mean to hijack your great post.

Interesting general comment though with the NJ fly guys not being stealthy and walking in the holes..Didn't know that. I rarely fish in NJ for trout. By rarely I mean 2 or 3 times in the past 30 years. I only fly fish for trout in NY and rarely see anyone fishing where I go. When I do see another fly guy up there, they are generally respectful and quiet if wading in the stream.

Again, congratulations on that nice fish. A beauty by any standard, especially in the winter!

Leif

Wilson 02-05-2013 11:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Leif
Hey Shucker! Nice fish there....Sorry, didn't mean to hijack your great post.

Interesting general comment though with the NJ fly guys not being stealthy and walking in the holes..Didn't know that. I rarely fish in NJ for trout. By rarely I mean 2 or 3 times in the past 30 years. I only fly fish for trout in NY and rarely see anyone fishing where I go. When I do see another fly guy up there, they are generally respectful and quiet if wading in the stream.

Again, congratulations on that nice fish. A beauty by any standard, especially in the winter!

Leif

Where you fish in NY the water is a lot bigger, so you can wade out far and have room to back cast without catching a tree or a bush. Around here (NJ) I see fly guys all time standing in 4 feet of water and casting to 2 feet of water.
Now I'm no fly fishing expert by any means, but I've caught a Trout or two and mostly they are in a deep hole or a deep fast run on a small river. These holes can easily be found by looking for the fly guy standing in them:mad:

And while fishing in NJ TCA's I've been harassed by fly guys telling me spinning rods are not allowed. When I point out to them that yes they are allowed the next comment I hear is "Well they shouldn't be".

And Leif, I'm not busting you, just MOST of the fly guys in NJ.

And BTW nice Brown there Matt.:)


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