Took the day off and went to Struble Lake !Pics!

[npauls]

hahahaha if you are ****ed at me whatever. I was just messing around. At least you made it out and caught some fish. I ended up at nich sheran for a couple hours and landed a few brookies.

If your sink is only 4 inches then how is that fish 20"? Just wondering how that works.

[Daceminnow]

Originally Posted by Fish Hunter7

ohh that fish was just for me we had roastbeef and veggastables at home lol.
it was great on the firepit with onions,garlic and pepper. brassed with lemon.
and i will be giving away copys of it when im done to a select few to read it over and think it through what i missed and what i can improve.

and i hope i do well in the fishing indrusty(if i do get in it) i kinda want my own fishing show it dosent have to be on WFN or anything big. just local channels what we have close to home.

mine's still gonna be signed right? think they'll be any room for a "how to" clean/fillet different species of fish? just another idea to consider.

[Dust1n]

npauls the person dosent use the forum anymore and no its not mustang.
and dace it will besigned and i think ill fit in the fillet section even though i goto do more of that this season on some STOCKER trout. at neimala dam they allways winter kill so ill do it there.

[moosehunter3-0]

Nice fish, Me and my friend only got 2 each last night hahaha. It never picked up till we started leaving in the dark. Should try night fishing it some time. I've got them up to 4 pounds in the summer, but never ice fishing. Hooked up with a 20"er or so once jigging a shrimp fly but never landed it. Beaver lake used to be really good for summer fishing big trout too, but lately theirs way to many little ones to get through.

[Dust1n]

Originally Posted by moosehunter3-0

Nice fish, Me and my friend only got 2 each last night hahaha. It never picked up till we started leaving in the dark. Should try night fishing it some time. I've got them up to 4 pounds in the summer, but never ice fishing. Hooked up with a 20"er or so once jigging a shrimp fly but never landed it. Beaver lake used to be really good for summer fishing big trout too, but lately theirs way to many little ones to get through.

yeah the bigger ones in beaver are right on bottom eating leeches and cronomids.
where were you fishing at and how deep mooose?

[Fishfinder]

The first page of this thread brought tears to my eyes...toooo funny!! Made my morn for sure. Off to work now.

Keep on truckin' FH7, nice Bow

[Dust1n]

thanks bud summer fishing in that lake is the unbelivable part it is probibly my favorite LOCAL trout pond around with catching over 100 bows in a day is not uncommon on a dry fly too bad most of em average 3-8inches with the odd bigger one

[FishBrain]

They stock big ones like that or did that one manage to make it through a couple years? Here the stockers are tiny!!

[Dust1n]

wheres here fishbrain?

[Dust1n]

Originally Posted by FishBrain

They stock big ones like that or did that one manage to make it through a couple years? Here the stockers are tiny!!

that one made it through a couple years and theres tons more of em in that lake.