Braggin Board | January 15, 2012

PICTURES from the BRAGGIN’ BOARD

PLEASE Send us some recent pictures! Kids, Wives, Girlfriends, 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.

Although not a picture of a fish, this IS a picture of fisherman retrieving their equipment after ice left shore and drifted out 3/4 of a mile on Lake Mille Lacs, Minnesota December 21, 2011. According to Charles Beardsley who’s house is right across the street 12 people had to be rescued by boat and hovercraft.

Once again Gunther Van Ginneken shows us all how it’s done with this nice winter zander (walleye) caught recently in Belgium. Gunther says it is COLD there. With your feet in the water – we guess so!

When Paul Elias went to a structure fishing class in Mississippi last month he showed everyone how it was done as evidenced by this trophy size largemouth. Awesome!

Gunther Van Ginneken holds a rare place (we call them flounders or fluke here) caught recently while doing some winter fishing from his OutCast Float Tube. We’d call that perfect eating size!

Bettcha’ never seen one of these! Bob Bowman sends us this fascinating picture of an albino musky he caught recently using his G. Loomis NRX spinning rod. According to Steve Heiting of Musky Hunter Magazine only a few have ever been reported. Bravo, Bob!

What can you say? Peter Erio knows how to catch smallies! These two nice fish are just the tip of Peter’s iceberg. How about over 600 smallies in 10 days! There were 19″ and 18″ fish and so, so many more. We’d call that the PERFECT fishing trip!

Scott Randall says when he traveled from California to the Florida keys on his “business trip” he managed to catch this nice 40″ snook (released) using a hand tied bunny fly on his 10 wt fly rod. Scott, business travel is tough, but ya’ just gotta’ do it!

Kamal Al Sultan shows of just one of many fish recently caught off Kuwait. From the looks of the boat and guys in it we’d say this is a serious effort. Now who gets to clean the fish?

Our good friend Ahmad Norzamzi Borhan from Malaysia sends us this marvelous picture of a 7 1/2 lb sebarau recently caught. Ahmad says this is one of the best freshwater game fish for all casters.

What can we say; this is why we fish.

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!

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