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Xiphias Gladius
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trout pictures

Post by Xiphias Gladius » Sun Jul 01, 2007 1:56 pm

post trout pictures here. Post a pic and what you caught it with

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Post by beerman1981 » Sun Jul 01, 2007 10:14 pm

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The first picture is of a Brown Trout I caught while fishing for bass. I caught it on a five inch grub with a quarter ounce jighead.

The second picture is four nice 16-18 inch triploid rainbows caught on flourecent pink power eggs at Rowland Lake.

The third picture is a nice rainbow caught at Dog Lake on power eggs.
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Post by Bodofish » Sun Jul 01, 2007 11:09 pm

Nice job Beerman! I used to fly off Dog Mtn over the lake with my paraglider.
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Post by dbaker » Thu Jul 12, 2007 12:08 pm

That Brown is a beautiful fish. Someday I will catch one of those. Unfortunately I have to take a bit of a drive to do so. Trout fishing in the Tri Cities sucks.

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Post by beerman1981 » Mon Jul 16, 2007 12:07 am

dbaker wrote:That Brown is a beautiful fish. Someday I will catch one of those. Unfortunately I have to take a bit of a drive to do so. Trout fishing in the Tri Cities sucks.
I'd give you advise on catching them, but it was my first one, and like I said I was fishing a five inch grub on a quarter ounce jighead (fishing for largemouth). I was shocked to see what I had on. I will say one thing, they are much more aggressive than their cousins the rainbow. They pack a heck of a fight too.
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Post by FishingFool » Mon Jul 16, 2007 1:14 am

My first time at Pine Lake, this fellow pull this badass in. 23". He was only using a nightcrawler and hook.

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Then the SO caught her very first fish soon afterwards.
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From Lake Meridian. The SO caught the first fish. It was a little over 13". Then a couple of mins later, I caught the 16". She was not happy. But I was.:cheers:

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We gave our fish to that fellow there.
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Post by beerman1981 » Mon Jul 16, 2007 1:35 am

beautifull brown fishingfool
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Post by shawn » Fri Aug 03, 2007 5:26 pm

This is mine caught at Island Lake (Kitsap County),I managed to catch this one on 5 weight fly rod floating line and a olive hares ear nymph.I was in my float tube and tried to net it but my net was too small.So I ended up ditching the tube and landed it from shore.My biggest trout ever,now lets hope I can load up the picture.Well i couldn't get it to upload but i did make attachment to see it .
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