#896306 - 09/03/08 07:46 AM
Re: pic of a 32 inch brown
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Was about to say that one would be impressive. Not to be a bowriter, but years ago I was shocking the Clinch with TWRA and in one night near 61 bridge we shocked a 34" and a 35" fish, the biggest tipped the scales at 36 lbs and the smaller tipped them at 33 lbs. Impressive to say the least.
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#896451 - 09/03/08 09:38 AM
Re: pic of a 32 inch brown
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Here's a pic of a 30.25" weighed 11.5 lbs. I know it's a smaller one but pretty dang good for east Tn. it's gonna hang on the wall for sure http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/index.cf...imageID=6551095
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#896583 - 09/03/08 11:06 AM
Re: pic of a 32 inch brown
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Unless you are 8 feet tall that is a 26" brown trout which would weigh about 9 lbs. Great fish no doubt but not 30.25 inches long. East TN grows bigger brown trout then most rivers in the country other then the AR tailwaters.
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#896711 - 09/03/08 12:49 PM
Re: pic of a 32 inch brown
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Beautiful fish from anywhere, any time!
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#896757 - 09/03/08 01:13 PM
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Unless you are 8 feet tall that is a 26" brown trout which would weigh about 9 lbs. Great fish no doubt but not 30.25 inches long. East TN grows bigger brown trout then most rivers in the country other then the AR tailwaters.
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#896838 - 09/03/08 02:04 PM
Re: pic of a 32 inch brown
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Unless you are 8 feet tall that is a 26" brown trout which would weigh about 9 lbs. Great fish no doubt but not 30.25 inches long. East TN grows bigger brown trout then most rivers in the country other then the AR tailwaters. You're a horse's asse.
I bet there is a pretty good chance that man put a tape too it. I know I would.
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#896923 - 09/03/08 03:03 PM
Re: pic of a 32 inch brown
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I put a tape to it and yes it's over 26" it's 30 1/4" wish it was more and it weighed 11.5 checked on two different schales to make sure I would have released it but it is the biggest brown I've caught and she's headed for the wall
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#896941 - 09/03/08 03:14 PM
Re: pic of a 32 inch brown
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I believe the boy knows what a 30" trout looks like. Check his pics on his MySpace link.......good looking trout. Them Watauga river fish, dude?
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