Lackawanna 12/28/2019

My guess was wild immediately simply because the adipose fin was not clipped. I'm not very experienced at telling the difference but my understanding was that is kind of a tell tale sign. Nice fish for sure, never fished that river
 
timmyt2 wrote:
My guess was wild immediately simply because the adipose fin was not clipped. I'm not very experienced at telling the difference but my understanding was that is kind of a tell tale sign. Nice fish for sure, never fished that river

I don't think that PA clips fins, atleast I've never seen one.
 
I said stocked because of that small tail and fin color and overall coloration. No blue spot. Still a nice one.
 
krayfish2 wrote:
Oh boy, hope Frank N doesn't see post #20. LMAO

Grind your way through 1000's of hours of fishing a year and 10,000's juvenile fish and you too can boast outrageous claims of success.
 
I watched that video and the fellow needs to start bringing a tape measure with him. He keeps saying how huge the trout is and that it's 20" long. It's a thin winter fish and maybe, with the benefit of the doubt, 17". Not a bit more.
 
One of my favorite sections of the Lack in that video.

The guy definitely needs a tape measure though.
 
Kray (Post 25),

Geez. don't do that. fta has not come on here for a while to stir up trouble, so don't antagonize him. If we let him alone, maybe he will not come on here to purposely irritate fly-fishermen. Maybe he'll stick to spinfishing venues. He's let us alone for quite a while now.
 
rrt wrote:
Kray (Post 25),

Geez. don't do that. fta has not come on here for a while to stir up trouble, so don't antagonize him. If we let him alone, maybe he will not come on here to purposely irritate fly-fishermen. Maybe he'll stick to spinfishing venues. He's let us alone for quite a while now.

Agreed.

Taunting isn't a good thing.




 
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