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| wildtrout2 | Published: 2015/7/7 17:55 Updated: 2015/7/7 17:55 |
Joined: 02/19/2009
From: Mont Co, Pa
Comments: 415
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 BrookieThat's kind of amazing. Those brookies are stream bred? Very nice.
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| evw659 | Published: 2015/7/7 18:36 Updated: 2015/7/7 18:36 |
Joined: 07/04/2010
From: cambria county
Comments: 132
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Brook Nice brookie. What elevation was that lake at? Just curious.
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| 3wt7X | Published: 2015/7/7 19:49 Updated: 2015/7/7 19:49 |
Joined: 11/19/2008
From: Hagerstown, MD
Comments: 243
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Re: Brook That brookie came out of Crystal Lake, which according to the topo map/fishing guide that I bought out there is at 9,000 feet elevation.
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| 3wt7X | Published: 2015/7/7 23:12 Updated: 2015/7/7 23:12 |
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Joined: 11/19/2008
From: Hagerstown, MD
Comments: 243
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Re: Brookie Not sure if it was born in the lake... The eye test tells me it was, but that lake does receive some stocking to supplement the wild trout. The rainbows and snake river cuts clearly looked stocked to me, but the Brown and Brookie looked wild.
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| wildtrout2 | Published: 2015/7/8 17:06 Updated: 2015/7/8 17:06 |
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Joined: 02/19/2009
From: Mont Co, Pa
Comments: 415
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Brookie OK, with that being said, that would have been lunch (if legal), without a second thought. And that one's big enough!
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