American Legacy Fishing – Braggin’ Board April 14, 2013

Kenny Metz shows off a really nice 12 lb redfish caught on a recent trip to Venice, Louisiana. Well done, Ken! 

Here’s a picture of a nice jack caught by Joe Pozzi. Joe says the fish just can’t resist these new Shimano Orca lures. And he has proof!  

We’re almost – almost – thinking about trying ice fishing again after getting this picture from Troy Arnson from Williston, ND of this huge 11 lb + 29″ walleye caught out of Lake Winnipeg last month. Troy says they caught over 170 fish (many big) in 2 1/2 days. Wow! 

Opening day is always a special time and Barry Battista says this year was no different. Here he shows us just how it’s done on Lake Glenwild in New Jersey. 

This huge black drum was caught by Matt Brumwell while fishing for reds and specs and, as Matt says, was a surprise. Matt admitted this was the first time he actually worried about snapping a rod in half. These fish, especially when they get this size, are tough! 

This beautiful spring brown trout is brought to you by Barry Battista and is from Lake Glenwild in New Jersey. Good lookin’ fish! 

Josh Metz holds a very nice Louisiana redfish caught recently on a trip to Venice, La. Thanks to his Dad Kenny for sending us this great picture! 

Thanks to Ron Stobie from Australia for this great picture of a very nice barramundi caught while on holiday around Pardoo, Western Australia. Nice! 

This very nice threadfin salmon was caught by Ron Strobi in Australia over the recent holidays. Bravo, Ron! 

Thanks to Michael Scalzi for this fantastic picture of a 34 1/2″, 15 lb Crystal River redfish caught recently using a G. Loom is 7’6″ GreenWater spinning rod, a Shimano Stradic 4000 reel, and 15 lb PowerPro braid with a jig and 5″ swimbait on the end. Perfect catch! 

Thanks to friend Barry Battista for this great scene from Lake Glenwild on opening day. Great to be on the water again! 

Please, folks, send us some of your pictures. We’re not after trophies, just pictures of fish you’re proud of. It’s easy. Just attached them to an email and send them to us at [email protected] and we’ll do our best to get them in the newsletter. Send them in to us!