Tengas, Fenwick, and Marryat photo by Alpago |
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NOt sure if this counts.... |
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Posts: 1 (03/25/08 20:43:19) |
But I believe it is technically fiberglass.
I haven't fished lures in about 3-4 years. I got out with a lovely little 1.5' Ron Popeil's pocket fisherman. I caught this guy on a 4" rubber scorpion. 
[Edit: hotlinked the image. Tom]
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Posts: 122 (03/25/08 21:03:50) |
Amazing.
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Posts: 2104 (03/25/08 22:04:21) ezOP |
Rockymountainbrown,
Welcome to the Fiberglass Flyrodders! Fiberglass? I think so... Fly rod? Oh well, close enough. I remember the Pocket Fisherman ads on TV when I was younger. Much younger. That's a very nice trout. It looks like it can't believe the rod you used either! Tom |
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Posts: 769 (03/26/08 20:38:08) |
jgestar wrote:
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Posts: 450 (03/26/08 22:34:59) Projects Coordinator |
Holy cr@p...
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Posts: 2 (03/26/08 23:10:39) |
It was a pretty neat experience.
I don't think I will be fishing it anytime soon again, but it was worth the memories. I'm Fishin'
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Posts: 357 (03/27/08 00:34:06) |
great pic. i actually have no idea how big that fish is...relative to the size of the rod. it could be huge or only 12 inches, though it really doesn't
matter. thanks for posting! -mike
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Posts: 55 (03/27/08 07:32:46) |
Good picture! Nice brown! Good post!
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Posts: 1653 (03/27/08 11:04:26) |
boy, do those things catch fish!!
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Posts: 14 (03/27/08 18:17:18) |
RMBrown,
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Posts: 1651 (03/27/08 19:19:32)
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rockymountainbrown...welcome...and that is quite a feat. I guess cabin fever has many different ways it cures itself, eh? Great photo...and thanks for
pushing the (angling) envelope.
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