Braggin Board | November 20, 2011

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.

Our friend Stephan Wolthuis shows off this 34″ pike caught recently in the Netherlands using a G. Loomis IMX rod with a Daiwa Bradia spinning reel. Obviously this combo is a great fish-catching outfit!

How about this “once in a lifetime” Marlin caught by Jeff Absher of Owensboro, Kentucky? Caught off Oahu, Hawaii this beautiful trophy weighed in at 200 lbs and provide some amazing jumps during the fight. Jeff is shown with girlfriend Wanda and Captain Mike of the Maggie Joe. Bravo, Jeff!

Jurie Smit says we should come an fish the Skeleton Coast of Namibia around Swakopmund. This 32 1/2 lb bad boy seems incentive enough to us!

Our friend Bob Sutton sent us this picture of his beautiful wife Amy with a great looking 3 3/4 lb largemouth bass caught in New York recently. Well done, Amy!

Fishing behind Oyarbide Island where the Rio de la Plata forms at the convergence of the Panama and Uruguay Rivers Tomas Nunez landed this spectacular Dorado. Very nice indeed!

What a beautiful Chinook that David Huggins is holding! David caught this spectacular fish on a trip with 5 friends to Tippy Dam near Manistee, Michigan. David says it was pretty good eating as well!

No one here at American Legacy Fishing expects to see a 5.3 lb smallie come out of northern Illinois, but Gary Nesemeier shows us our expectations are way too low. Now if we could just get Gary to tell us where this lake is!

How’s this for one beautiful 14 lb steelie? We have to thank Bob Sutton for sending us this great picture of not just the fish, but the beautiful foliage as well. Thanks, Bob!

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!

Tight Lines!