American Legacy Fishing – Braggin’ Board | June 9, 2013

June 12, 2013 By Adam Daywalt Leave a Comment

PICTURES from the BRAGGIN’ BOARD

PLEASE Send us some recent pictures! Kids, Wives, Girl friends, Mom, or Dad, we love them all! Just attach them to an e-mail with a short explanation to [email protected] and we’ll make sure they are posted on the “Braggin’ Board”. We will also try to get them in our newsletter.

Kentucky Lake is one of our better Midwest fishing lakes and Nick Lendy went to great lengths to prove that. Nice largemouth’s, Nick!

Fishing on the St. Lawrence River last fall Alain Pomerleau caught these two beautiful 4 lb++ smallies using a 4″ tube on the bottom at 32 ft. What a nice catch!

Our friend Arthur Woo shows of ta monster caught while fishing east of Cape Moreton out of Brisbane, Australia. Arthur, you are THE man!

We’re happy to hear from Philippe Neuville again, especially when he sends us a picture like this. A nice “keeper” perch caught in Sweden recently!

Our friend Nick Pierce had a heck of a good time with this huge smallie caught recently on Patoka Lake just over an hour from our store. Way to go, Nick!

Leave it up to Kurt Van Keppel to find some really nice trout just northwest of Colorado Springs, Colorado on the South Platte River. Kurt says he had a great guide, but we’re guessing Kurt had something to do with this as well!

Brad Blankenship used a Chartreuse Jake’s Lure to catch this 6 3/4 lb. pound stripe bass out an aqueduct. Brad got this Lure from his friend Eric Reynolds who may now be jealous!

This nice Australian Bass was caught by Dave Clarke on a recent trip while fishing at a dam. Dave says 50 + fish a day isn’t unusual. Wow!

Tora Putra of the Indonesian Swamp Angler Club sends us this great picture of a nice black bass he caught on a recent trip. Love at first sight for sure!

Some fish just give you a thrill. This mangrove jack caught by Tora Punta in East Borneo, Indonesia certainly must qualify as one!

We always like to end our picture section with something that reminds us all why we fish. Dave Clarke’s picture of the evening in Australia at a dam sure does this very, very well.

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