Not Much this issue! PLEASE Send us some recent pictures! Just attach them to an e-mail with a short explanation to sales@gloomis.us and we’ll make sure they are posted on the “Braggin’ Board”. We will also try to get them in our newsletter.

Terry Ellwood sends us this picture of his mate Bill Meade holding one BEAUTIFUL Red Emperor fish taken off central Queensland, Australia. Gee, what a gorgeous fish!

Peter Curry sends us a picture of this nice barramundi caught by his daughter, Patricia, 2 January 2010, in Papua, Indonesia using Peter’s G. Loomis CBR756 which she put to good use, taking a good 50% of the fish caught over the weekend.

David Leonard says his Stella 20000SW lost it’s virginity when he and his mates went off shore out of Breenbanks, Australia. Pretty nice way to lose it!

Russ Newman says his trip to Patagonia was “the trip of a lifetime” thanks to his guide Pablo Zaleski and his new G. Loomis StreamDance 6 wt. This lovely Brown is juts one reason Russ is a happy guy!

Jone Roberts-Mues holds a December 18, 2009 5 lb bass caught in Nolin Lake, Kentucky using an 8ft Skeet Reese Tessera Flippin’ rod. Who says girls can’t catch fish in December?

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Another great fish shown by David Leonard. Hey, that Stella 20000SW is a tough reel!

Russ Newman showing off another nice Brown from Patagonia.

Finally, this picture from Gunther van Ginneken taken while fishing from a float tube. And NO, that is not his wake. That is ICE! Gunther, you have to be one of our most dedicated fishermen, Europe or anywhere!

That’s all, folks! How about your fishing pictures? Send them in to us!

Tight Lines!

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