BradFromPotter
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PA brook trout
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tjsingle
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I did, good looking brook trout. Though, unsurprisingly it has caused a stir about its origin.
My initial reaction was it was from Maine, but I was surprised to see PA in the tags.
My initial reaction was it was from Maine, but I was surprised to see PA in the tags.
tomgamber
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One of the clubs stocked monsters like that in Little Mahoning about 18 years back. Fins and all. Not sure where they got them but the one i caught had a kyped jaw. I remember walking into the old Fishin' Post to tell John about it and he started laughing as soon as I walked in. He said something like'"let me guess...".
rustbeltwilds
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Cmon boys its all ai these days lol lol. I even got a few huge gemmies that were 18 + that were beautiful co op sportsmens club plants that looked every bit wild lol lol to the untrained eye i believe that is what is going on here. Trust me these people think were all dummies here and dont know the diff. Mostly kids who want their 15 mins of fame
BradFromPotter
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I have a hard time believing it's real. He said it was 16" but this looks quite a bit bigger.
FisherOfMen
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Its real.
Look, here is another 16" brook trout caught in a small UNT to a class A in NEPA last fall.
you guys are Debbie downers!
Look, here is another 16" brook trout caught in a small UNT to a class A in NEPA last fall.
you guys are Debbie downers!
wildtrout2
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Looks to be in the 18"-20" range. Whatever it's size, it isn't a Pa native brookie.
tomgamber
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Looks like a lake trout.
rustbeltwilds
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Or a splake
hooker-of-men
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Wow that's a big fish and I hope the social media cred the kid is chasing results in a long, long tenure as an influencer and fishing guide
