Big brown
Submitted by little johnny on Mon, 2019-09-30 02:03
Luke and few mates went to there trout and Redfin spot. A nice 54cm brown. Even thou he is holding forward. Still good fish and picture
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meglodon
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It certainly is a beauty
Now that is a trout, well done on the capture, released or eaten.
I bet your heart went into overdrive when you first saw the size of it
Sea goat
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Very nice! Were u using fly?
Very nice! Were u using fly?
little johnny
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They use lures
90 percent of time. They actually caught some good rainbows . That are not ex brood stock also ( wild ones). I would say the brown has evaded capture in wild for few years . Excellent condition and colours,No dought top fin damaged was ex brood . Good fun camping and freshwater fishing.
davewillo
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That is an absolute cracker
That is an absolute cracker from a WA waterway! Looks like the Warren or Donnelly but I haven't seen how much water is there at the moment so could be one of the smaller ones.
PGFC member and lure tragic
sunshine
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Stunning coloration
One of the best I have ever seen and have seen lots. Complete absence of red dots is interesting and perhaps reflects the terrain it was living in.
jighead
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Beautiful fish beautiful country
Gonna give it a nudge down there myself next weekend. It’s a great place.
little johnny
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Top end of Donnelly
Not the best this time of year. Tiger snakes can be everywhere. Everywhere else totally agree. Great place
Bnic94
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Brengays fish
Definitely was a good brown , wheres my credit for catching it lol
Just some amatauer fisho
little johnny
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Lol
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Bnic94
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Just some amatauer fisho