Nice brookie

[brookieguy1]

Trying to post a pic with Flyfishinglover's method. Ain't working for me.


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[albinotrout]

That is a really nice brookie though.
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[brookieguy1]

Wow it worked. Thanks albinotrout!
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[albinotrout]

No problem, glad to help out.[cool]
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[wiperhunter2]

That is one fat fish, how long is it?
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[brookieguy1]

Ya, she was a porker. 20.5", 4lbs, 9 oz.
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[TyeDyeTwins]

Username change required here.......
PIGbrookieguy1!
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[FishWisconsin]

You are my hero....
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[TubeDude]

[#0000FF]Congrats. Very very very nice.
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[FishMcFisherson]

What a fatty. Looks more like a lake trout.
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[TroutMan93]

That's an "ok" brookie [] Nice job Dave!
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[EvilTyeDyeTwin]

20.5in and 4+ pounds..........talk about living up to your username! Congrats and thanks for sharing.
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[Lunkers]

Nice Fish
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[curt69]

Nice fish , if I ever get one that big it's going on the wall .
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[PBH]

[quote curt69]Nice fish , if I ever get one that big it's going on the wall .[/quote]


nahhh...

that is a nice fish, but it doesn't deserve wall-hanging status. That fish makes nice steaks.

Set your sites on something over 21". 22" is actually a nice mark for a wall-hanger.


nice fish brookie. It's cute.
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[brookieguy1]

You're killin' me Brett.
Yes, the steaks were delicious, and I agree, 21-22" is a good mark for a wall-mount.
Cute? Cutest thing about that brookie is the way it got so fat by eating the cutthroat's food, cutthroat's eggs, and fingerling cutthroats! []
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[fearfish]

Nice man if u don't mind me askin river or lake
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[Highmth]

[quote brookieguy1] You're killin' me Brett.
Yes, the steaks were delicious, and I agree, 21-22" is a good mark for a wall-mount.
Cute? Cutest thing about that brookie is the way it got so fat by eating the cutthroat's food, cutthroat's eggs, and fingerling cutthroats! [][/quote]
I agree, Brookies and cutthroats do well when they are in the same waters, they keep each other in check and grow big together (as long as you plant enough cutts to satisfy the Brookies' appetite)
P.S. awesome Brookie!
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[brookieguy1]

Alpine lake.
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[gaetz]

Looks like you found another lake full of those awfully stunted brookies. Send me GPS coordinates and I'll go up and do my part to thin out the population. []

Awesome fish guy.

Gaeter
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