Braggin Board | March 11, 2012

Nick Lendy (left) and Eric Hunter (r) show us how it’s done on a cold Kentucky Lake day. And a “double” much less. Nice fish, guys!

Well, it looks like our friend Gunther Van Ginneken is again catching some monster perch in Belgium as evidenced by this monster. Well done, G-man!

Our very own Adam Daywalt doesn’t let a little cold weather stop him. This nice bass was caught recently on Kentucky Lake. Nice!

Ethan de Villiers shows us how it’s done with this very nice 18 lb sharp tooth catfish caught at a dam close top Harare, Zimbabwe. Great shot!

Jochen Schmidt sends us this picture of a hard fighting but beautiful 24″, 9 lb Mangrove Jack (released) caught recently on a trip to Queensland in Australia. Doesn’t get much better!

Eric Hunter shows off one of many nice largemouth bass he caught on a recent trip on Kentucky Lake. It may be cold, but this proves that the fish will still bite!

Here are two of the smallest bass caught one day by Brett de Villiers at Darwendale Dam on Lake Manyame in Zimbabwe. Brett says they couldn’t resist a top water frog. A new Live Target Frog?

Our friend Bob Daly sends us this picture of a (get this) 440 lb arapaima from Thailand that when caught last year only weighed in at 240 lbs. And you thought you had picked up some weight in the last year!

This, dear friends, is a Tigerfish – check out the teeth. Thanks to Brett de Villiers for this picture which was taken in Zimbabwe. Well done, Brett!

Now this is a fantastic fish, but we’re betting you can’t guess just where this picture is from. Give up? It’s at Darwendale Dam on Lake Manyame in Zimbabwe. Thanks to Brett de Villiers and son Ethan for this great picture.

Our friend Dang shows off a beautiful trout that went 5 lbs – 20″ caught in a local lake near his home. Very nice, indeed!

Please, folks, send us some of your pictures. We’re not after trophies, just pictures of fish you’reproud 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!