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got there around 10 ish , nobody there, suprised for being a nice day. fished for couple hours. and believe it or not my first cast got this 27 in 10.8 lbs. fattie, before i hooked her i had the jaws sighting, it swirved around to find my bait , i slowed down the retrieve then this one bit it. jumped out of water three times doin the bass pro logo action. i say that jaws is 35"+ guesstimating
caught couple more and they all had beer bellies....one nice obese bow sighting too


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Great catch shore! We did great on muskies too up river a few miles haha. I lost 3 in the morning, one about 45", the others around 40", and got a 43" before I left around noon. I heard Dwayne and Chris came to the spot inthe afternoon...Dwayne's clients got twin 41's and Chris got a 43". Good day to be fishing. Muskies are fun, but I'm ready to go back after the giant browns again.
 
Model70Man said:
Nice Brown! Those are going on the wall right? :)

:D no , any browns worth mounting from cf would be 30"++ and a male razorback.

tubs..im goin to collins river 2morrow.. takin the jet to hit unchartered territories for me, if u want to roll let me kno
 
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Those are some great looking browns! Congrats on a super days of fishing. I hope that is a sign of things to come on the CF.

You guys do know you can do plastic mounts of the exact fish don't you? Measure length and girth, photo with close ups, and release...IF you want to.
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7mm08 said:
Those are some great looking browns! Congrats on a super days of fishing. I hope that is a sign of things to come on the CF.

You guys do know you can do plastic mounts of the exact fish don't you? Measure length and girth, photo with close ups, and release...IF you want to.
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Does this work for bass as well?
 
Yep,
This was actually the first brown trout my friend did. YOu should see his bass. He is a bass and saltwater guy. You buy the mount and then he and others as well spray paint on all the details and then clear coat them.
 
7mm08 said:
Yep,
This was actually the first brown trout my friend did. YOu should see his bass. He is a bass and saltwater guy. You buy the mount and then he and others as well spray paint on all the details and then clear coat them.

But doesn't that decrease the amount of chest beating one can to at the ramp/parking lot?

Nice mount, actually excellent. If I ever get a fish mount again it will be fiberglass since, even if I want to keep the fish to eat, I would have the quality and durability of the synthetic mount.

My wife won't let me get this one done just yet.

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I hope you had some wasabi on board...

I want to do that sooo bad. Where were you? My dream is to go to Venice LA and hit those derricks for tuna and cobia and then go for some bull reds off the mounds.

If you have any left in your freezer and your runnning out of room.......
 
7mm08 said:
I hope you had some wasabi on board...

I want to do that sooo bad. Where were you? My dream is to go to Venice LA and hit those derricks for tuna and cobia and then go for some bull reds off the mounds.

If you have any left in your freezer and your runnning out of room.......

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7mm08 said:
I hope you had some wasabi on board...

I want to do that sooo bad. Where were you? My dream is to go to Venice LA and hit those derricks for tuna and cobia and then go for some bull reds off the mounds.

If you have any left in your freezer and your runnning out of room.......

I was about 100 miles northwest of Cabo San Lucas. Long range tuna trip out of San Diego. Only way to go. 10 day trip costs about as much as one day out of Venice. Bigger fish, more fish, and better limits and you don't have to set foot in Mexico or Louisiana for that matter. Only hangup is you need to rent or have your own tackle. I caught that fish on a rental rod, 198lbs back at the dock. You will average around 500lbs of fillets from a trip like that with Tuna, wahoo, dorado, yellowtail, and grouper.

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Back to the baitfish......
 
Guys I'm sorry...catch and release and keeping a fish is highly debatable, and in most cases, I release, but I'm sorry...that mount looks like a damn Warner Bros. interpretation of a brown trout. Most replicas do...if and when I do mount another brown, it will be gigantic, and it will be a skin. I don't imagine I'll mount more than 3 browns in my lifetime, which 3 fish kept, isn't bad...but forgive me. I won't have an abolmination like that hanging over my mantle. Sorry....it works on bass and saltwater, but not browns for some reason.
 
Thanks Tubs,
I know you don't feel an 8# brown caught on a flyrod with a #16 sowbug, and 5x tippet is worth a mount..I didn't kill it, I left it for you to catch again and decide what you would do with it.

But now I know what to do with those Muskies on the other thread you are begging and pleading people to release. (Or they could as I was trying to point out, get a fiberglass mount of and release it). If I take one I will kill it and throw it up on a wall seeing it's much bigger than that peep squeak brown, since they eat the fish I like to catch, and it will be in "it's skin".
 
Hey 7mm they make some killer Muskie replica mounts so don't waste the fish. What I recommend you do is photo it well get the measurements and have a replica made. Then cut the Muskie up into steaks and grill them with some lemon butter over charcoal. The meat close to the tail is THE BEST!!!! It�ll make that tuna scrubs posted taste like cardboard in comparison. Be sure you cut the gills and bleed them out first thing while the heart is still pumping hard from the big fight. It makes the cleaning much less messy and you won't have a bunch of pissed off Muskie in your boat!!!!
 
Why don't you two stop wasting valuable discussion space to take out some old personal vendetta or something...I really don't know what is up your craw, but I suggest if you want to be taken as serious avid anglers here, you check it at the door. And I'm glad you released an 8 pound brown 7mm...because that's nowhere near a trophy brown, or even a big brown. Don't care what you caught it on. That fish could grow another 20 pounds in these systems.

Just like a 40" musky...is not a big musky. If you mount a fish lower than 48" anywhere in the musky range, and someone who knows what they're talking about sees it, they'll either grimace, or laugh, or both. I had a guy begging me to let him mount his 43" this week, until I explained to him that that was like mounting a 4 or 5 pound largemouth...I have 48.5" mount onthe wall at home from Kinkaid, skin, due in part to the fact that hte fish died right at the boat, but otherwise I wouldn;t have mounted until I got to 50" which hasn't quite happened yet. If someone wants a mount, I want them to have the best lookingmount they can have...while lots of skin mounts are done terriblly and desecrating to the fish, the best ones, like my brown and musky done by the same guy in Illinois, are amazing.

I'm sorry, most of the fins on fiberglass replicas even of muskies, look like cartoon fish, plus they never get the pattern quite right. It looks like it belongs more over table 5 at an Applebee's than it does commemorating a memorable trophy catch for generations to come. If you want fiberglass that's fine. if you want skin, make sure the fish is a TRUE trophy, not some 8 pound brown or a 43" musky. Granted, yes, you have to harvest a fish to do it, but let's say you mount 5 fish in your lifetime, all trophies, at the end of their span They've passed on their genetics, been caught a few times, I see no problem in the keeping of truly gigantic fish for display. In alot of ways, that's what has perpetuated our sport, how many guys have come into a bar only to see a big musky hanging over the liquor racks and think "God I gotta get me one fo those"???

Btw, Bob, where are your musky pics dude? Always like swapping pics and stories man. You seem to know so much about then...btw, I'm not fishing in the upper river bud, I'm fishing in the lake...you know, deep water, breaklines...REAL fishing????....

Sorry Fordman, I try to stay civil, but when stuff like this comes at me, its hard to turn to the other cheek.
 
The authority has spoken everybody, listen up.

Sorry but I don�t have any high five back slappin pics of muskie in the mud or being held up by the gill plates for ya. Here is one that should convey just fine what I like to do with them fish eating SOB�s though.
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Yea I saw all that deep water and breklines in you pics. What lake around here is 20 foot across? Kings Landing? Upper Caney and Cane Creek? Heck, it don't mater because in your very own owns words "if a few rednecks can overfish them then TWRA isn't doing it's job."


Mmmm Muskie, the other white meat.
 

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