10-28-2009, 04:07 AM
I agree with bassrod and guideman !!!!!!!!
Most of my small browns are big to most fisherman / women
I think a big brown is anything over 5 to 10# brown and a trophy brown is 10 and bigger but that is just me,
the biggest thing with the browns is knowing where to fish for them and what time of year the rest is the easy part,
a brown is a opportunistic, they will eat what ever is in front of them if at the right time, if you are really after the browns do your home work put in the time and you will
be rewarded for you work I've put in many many hours chasing the big browns and I have good days but to be consistent you do have to work at it, but if you just want to have fun then go float a minnow or a crawler this time of year, But remember C&R&R if you stick a big boy so it can get bigger for me to stick haha,
we also ice fish for them all winter and do pretty good,
just do your home work!!!!!!!!!!!
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Most of my small browns are big to most fisherman / women
I think a big brown is anything over 5 to 10# brown and a trophy brown is 10 and bigger but that is just me,
the biggest thing with the browns is knowing where to fish for them and what time of year the rest is the easy part,
a brown is a opportunistic, they will eat what ever is in front of them if at the right time, if you are really after the browns do your home work put in the time and you will
be rewarded for you work I've put in many many hours chasing the big browns and I have good days but to be consistent you do have to work at it, but if you just want to have fun then go float a minnow or a crawler this time of year, But remember C&R&R if you stick a big boy so it can get bigger for me to stick haha,
we also ice fish for them all winter and do pretty good,
just do your home work!!!!!!!!!!!
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