Big Brookies pulled through the Ice

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Sweet speckles man!!!
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Holly molly .... those are some nice fish :lol:
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K-RAZY!!!!

Fantastic fish Nipigon! Phenomenal!
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orange

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:D Do you know why one of them is more orange than the others???


Nice fish.... 8)
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mikemicropterus wrote::D Do you know why one of them is more orange than the others???


Nice fish.... 8)
Thanks mikemicropterus. I think that male may have been an old fella (5 plus years). Plus they will dis-colour quite quickly. After brinning him for 30 min then stuffed with sourcream, sweet onion, green pepper a good pinch of brown toss in a shaved stick of butter then wrapped in tinfoil and toss him on the BBQ. He was one tasty supper this evening. :D
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The colors of the fish rival that of the beautiful sunset. A piece of Heaven.

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Nip,

I love seeing the pics and reports of the Brookies in your region! Keep your lines tight!

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ALL HAIL!

speck master has proven once again.

he OWNS the pecks.

ALL HAIL!

he is the one and only speck god.

there is no other like THE!

ALL HAIL!

Please make us all favor and dont stop these awesome reports man.

you my king are THE speck LORD! :shock:
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Nice fish right there and some good info shared on depth!
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Great report and nice to see the depth...18 - 24 inches. I never knew! :D
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bl8ant wrote:Great report and nice to see the depth...18 - 24 inches. I never knew! :D
Thanks

Took a long time to figure that one out. But it's productive. 8)

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Post by Lonnie »

Here's another giant I just recently saw posted

http://www.bountyfishing.com/picture/giant-brookie

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Lonnie wrote:Here's another giant I just recently saw posted

http://www.bountyfishing.com/picture/giant-brookie

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Those trout look like they were fed Dbol!!! WTF!!!
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Again I gotta ask....what lake was this? Awesome catch...cheers to you!
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Post by fishead-ed »

Wow...congratulations. Did you weigh any ? I'd guess the 2 larger ones are pushin' 5.5lbs. One's a little longer but the other looks a little deeper.

Interesting depth strategy....how long did it take to figure out they're in 18-24 inches?

Again, congrats.
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