Pretty LITTLE Trout (and The Taunting Thing)

[Ted]

Nice try. Attempting to lure me into posting in rebuttal and disproving my own prediction regarding the popularity of another thread...pu-leeze...

Anyway here are some pretty little trout from NE GA streams. They were caught on DC. Fully sanctioned, scientifically-based use of DC.

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g304/YRKayaker/GRF/tinybrown_web.jpg

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g304/YRKayaker/GRF/smallEFbrown.jpg

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g304/YRKayaker/weirdtrout_web.jpg

I'll throw in a stream picture too.

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g304/YRKayaker/GRF/smallstream1_web.jpg

And a piece of fish art made by a friend.

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g304/YRKayaker/brookart_web2.jpg

[childers]

very pretty fish and stream there

[curbside]

Did the shoalie and the browns come out of the same body of water.Ya got to be real careful with those glass trout ,if they get into the rocks it's all over.

[Ted]

We have a winner. One of the trout is a shoal bass and did not come out of the same stream. A trick, I tell you!

TH

[Mountainman36]

I really believe everyone should go electrofishing once in thier lives. It is so much fun looking at a prospective piece of water and wondering whats in it....then hittin the switch and finding out its a 16" trout, or 8Lb bass.

too much fun

rpc

sorry to crush your post prediction 118 and still going, closing in on 3500 views....excellent

[lurechucker]

Electrofishing is definitely more fun than fly fishing, spin fishing and baitcasting combined. I miss the college days of shocking in Pisgah. Sometimes I get out helping our local DNR boys, but the days of the French Broad and Little T are definitely far behind. I still remember Dale trying to explain how our study was focussing on how land use affected native fishes while Shan and I laughed at Andrew for using 999 explitives to explain how much he loved the 22" rainbow we were holding in Cherokee. Awesome!