PA brook trout

[jeffroey]

Assuming the photo isn't enhanced, that's a pretty fish, regardless of whether it's native or stocked. I would've loved to have landed it and posted it so we all can love it or hate it. Nice catch, kid.

Now that one Sal caught in 2017 and FoM posted . . . I'm still looking for that fish.

 

[TimMurphy]

Dear Board,

I want to know if the kid was standing in a plastic rain containment barrel? Those aren't waders.

Regards,

Tim Murphy 🙂

 

[wildtrout2]

Now that one Sal caught in 2017 and FoM posted . . .

Then they're one and the same, Sal/FoM?

 

[jeffroey]

Then they're one and the same, Sal/FoM?

No. At least I don't think so. Here's the original post: https://www.paflyfish.com/threads/unicorn.45350/

 

[wildtrout2]

No. At least I don't think so. Here's the original post: https://www.paflyfish.com/threads/unicorn.45350/

I asked, because FoM said he caught the big native in the pic he posted, but it's a pic of Sal's big brookie from way back. I must be missing something.

 

[sarce]

Yeah I just posted it the other week remember? This fish was 15.5. I call it 15" cause of the rudimentary way of measuring off a rod. I was confident with xalling it 15".

Compare this fish and that fish. His is much larger than 16". The anal fin along has to be over 4"

Take that fish, hold only two fingers around the tail, and long arm it toward the camera and it would look about the same IMO. Agree that it's stocked, dorsal gives it away.