The Ultimate Photo Thread

[redneckchromer]

some fresh chromium from todays adventure.

 

[Knuguy]

It's kinda hard to tell from that picture, but I would guess it's at least 10lb.

when it comers right down to it does it really matter. It'll grow a bit anyway on each re-telling! :razz:

 

[Rain-Bow]

lol Knuguy

a brown from today\

 

[TRINIBOY]

lol Knuguy

a brown from today\

Nice colours on that brown. I'm seriously jealous been trying to get one for the longest time.

 

[Dewy]

picture perfect brown. congrats! Wish the water up here was like that lol

 

[dreamboy2010]

lol Knuguy

a brown from today\

Beautiful fish Ma8

 

[FisherGirl]

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[Ridx]

Here is an oldie. My cousin and uncle are in the pic, Caught by a close family friend. My dad mounted this beast. was about 1990/91

 

[goodentight]

love the oldies.


Finally, finalllly got on the chrome train last night with Rusty. Landed this 3.8lb male. Small but hey ill take it.

 

[rusty420]

That photo turned out really well for be taken with the iPhone

 

[instapump416]

Nice Brown!!! Are browns more sought after then bow's?

 

[Chunk]

Nice Brown!!! Are browns more sought after then bow's?

They're right up there with the highly prized river chinook.

 

[goodentight]

instap dont listen to this guy

I can speak for most people when I say catching a brown over a steel is like catching a hoho over a chinook.... point being the more rare something is, the more prized it becomes.

 

[remyboy1]

browns and steel are not even in the same universe as Chinook--Chinooks should be ashamed of themselves to try and roll with browns..and steels

 

[Dozer]

Wow - what a beautiful brown - a real looker.

 

[FisherGirl]

Nice brown but I prefer blondes............

 

[Andrew McGhie]

More camera malfunctions at the worst time... but heres a chromer from yesterday. Dont know how I got this back up stream to land it in such fast water. Glad I did though!

 

[Shawarma]

That's a beautiful brown!

Can't wait to get on the chrome train. I will get one!

 

[Klik]

crazy that in the water there is a lot more browns than steelheads/rainbow trout, but catching them is more rare.

 

[Knuguy]

. point being the more rare something is, the more prized it becomes.

Yep! True not just for fishing but for life in general.