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BlackRock

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Browns are my favorite of the trout (although I haven't tackled a steelhead yet). Any other Browns fans? I've learned that big browns eat at night and eat big pieces of food.

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awesome pictures, are those from WA? I love browns, but i love steelhead even more, dont catch one cause soon as you do, you will be hooked for life. Love going to Montana to catch em out of the missouri.

Garrett
 
Whew! I am glad that you are talking about fish! For a minute there it seemed like another sh!t post! Brown trout are our friends. (but not the kind filled with corn!)
Eric
 
Browns are great, especially on light tackle (6-8# test). I've been fortunate enough to take a half dozen 30" or better from the Snake River here in Idaho Falls. Sitting here as I type on the 'puter looking at a reproduction mount I had done of a 31 1/2", 19 1/2" girth male about 16#. One of my workers got a 11# male this weekend. As fun as they are tho, steelhead still get my vote!
 
Those are actually Idaho fish, from the upper snake. Biggest I've caught is 7#. Those are hogs you catch, blank. Did you release the repro. fish?

wamuley, you ever catch browns in WA?
 
VERY NICE!
I am a Salmon and Steelhead nut!I fish real light too.I use 10-12lb leaders for Salmon up to 50lbs!
I am achin' to catch some big trout though!
I am holding out for a 20lb steelhead and a 50lb Salmon to mount!
Those repro fish mounts are beautiful! They add a lot of color to a room.
Love those Browns!
 
Here's the front end of my best one. Not real big but a keeper for me. It's not a repo. I whacked him on the head.

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Actually, the one repro is the only big fish I have killed. Others have all been released. I don't eat trout, and only take an occasional one for my father-in-law. I do love seafood, and prefer the white meat of crappie or walleye, and all my Texas friends send shrimp, oysters, and redfish. Will see if I can get a digital picture of the big one to post here.
 
Browns are my favorite fish to catch, and I love to fish at night for the big cannablestic ones. but one thing is for sure they would grow even bigger if they didn't have sticks shoved in their gills and out their mouths. Eat the 14-15 inchers and let the big ones go.CATCH AND RELEASE.
 
Blackrock,
Great pictures.

Blank,
Not very many guys can say that they have caught a half a dozen 30"+ browns. If you can get some pictures posted that would be great. There certainly aren't as many big browns in the waters around Idaho Falls as there use to be. 11# is bigger than any brown that I have heard of from eastern idaho in the last few years.
 
My biggest is a 22 incher. Weighed about 4 pounds. Caught him in the Kaweah River in the mid 70's. He's still on the wall. PC
 
It's in CA. The southern San Joaquin Valley. Actually, I caught him in Sequouia National Park where the Marble Fork drops into the Kaweah. PC
 
Nice fishies boys, brownies are my favorite. Here's one I caught 2 years ago, almost 29 inches, 11 pounds 4 ounces.
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Cool pics, I'm headed fishing today right after work to try and catch a few browns myself.
 
PC
Yep we did one of them western photo shoots a while back. Still one of my favorite photos of us. Did you think that was our every day attire? :)
 
hehe. Naw, I was just wonderin' how a huntin' addict could have such a cute gal. hehe. We had one done in Virginia City years ago, too. PC
 
This is a nice brown. I think they're one of the most beautiful trout alive. I caught this one 1/04 up by deer creek reservoir on January 1st, 2004 when the proclamation changed to be able to use bait. I caught a couple like this.

I don't go out that often, but it sure is nice to catch fish of this size.

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I just got back from the Gunnison up the Black Canyon, simply said, that place kicks ass! Caught lots of browns, mostly juveniles 12-14 inchers but we did catch 3- two right at 18 inches and one very nice 21 incher! I was so pissed because I left my camera at work! We went up there on a last minute decision thing but in the 2 hours we were there we caught 17 fish between 2 of us and ALL of them were browns. Needless to say I'm going back very soon. ;-)
 
Hey Fellas,
I'm going up to CO to fish Eleven Mile Res and some of the nearby rivers and streams. Never been there before but heard its pretty good. Any of you guys know the area?
-Raptor
 
Browns,the most fun of all trout to catch,I'm hooked on browns,have been since 1960,my late father used to used to take me up and we would catch 3 to 5 lb brown all the time. unfornuatly that is a thing of the past,but I am a true catch and release when it comes to browns,I wish everyone was
 
I love catching browns. In fact I just returned from Montana and I am spoiled. I have never caught that many nice browns here in Utah, I think Ut could take some lessons in fish management. We fished the Missouri, Blackfoot, Little Blackfoot, Bighole, and some river that followed I-15 South of Butte and caught nice browns in every one of them. We mostly caught fat rainbows in the Missouri but we landed a couple browns there. Hats off to MT fishing!!
 
How's this for a Brown trout? This freak of nature was caught in the Blue river of AZ.

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I guess his facial expression says all!! :)
 
Hay Crazy, is that a bullet hole behind the finn or were they able to get the arrow out on that bull?....:D
 
those are some really nice browns the the biggest brown I ever caught was a 15 incher in the eastern serras
 
Speaking of browns, anybody fish the white mountains of AZ? The state record brown was caught out of Reservation lake & is mounted there at Hondah casino. The thing is scary big.
 
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Colorado state record caught last year, this guy was fishing for pike when he caught this hog. The state record however is for length, not weight.

What Hostetter hooked was instead a 22-pound, 37-inch brown trout. According to Bob Fisher with the Colorado Department of Wildlife, the state weight record for a brown that was released is 30 pounds, 8 ounces, set in 1988 by Alan Schneider at the Roaring Judy Ponds in Gunnison County. That fish measured 36.4 inches.
 

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