It's Friday night and I am exhausted. I
logged hundreds of miles this week for work meetings, ran a bunch of
errands for the family, cooked a few dinners and skied up Darby Canyon
with The Goose.
I did, however, find time to squeeze in some fishing.
Since
my brain is fried and I need to get up early in the morning (for more
fishing, of course), this post is going to be a photo essay...
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| A.M. Trout |
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| P.M. Carp |
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| Forage |
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| Mayor McCheese |
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| Shane and One of His Many Hogs |
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| Ghostface Killah |
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| Preggers |
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| TFO TiCr 7-Weight vs. Carp |
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That is a great Photo Essay, sweet fish all the way around. That is not the only higher end TFO rod I've heard of breaking. My TFO Pro Series have handled fish well. Happenstance I suppose.
ReplyDeleteGregg
Thanks Gregg! I think TFO's are great rods for the money, but I've seen more than a few break...but they have a great guarantee.
DeleteOutstanding!
ReplyDeleteThanks buddy. Looking forward to fishing with you in a few weeks.
DeleteNice. Dang, those are some slab carp.
ReplyDeleteThanks Ty.
DeleteBeautiful fish Brent!
ReplyDeleteMany thanks, Jim.
Deletethat last carp is ridiculous. is that the one that broke the rod?
ReplyDeleteNo, I was fishing a Loop Cross. My buddy Shane fished the TFO. The carp that broke the rod was actually one of the smaller fish of the day - about 10 pounds. It just switched direction abruptly and popped the rod in two.
DeleteThe fish pics are awesome and Mayor McCheese might be my new favorite fish descriptor (I'm definitely stealing it) but jesus h christ that's a crawdad.
ReplyDeleteThanks Pete.
DeleteThat's an average adult crawdad in the Snake River, which is why our local carp are fat and happy.
FRickin Tank. That is awesome. I need you to show me how to do these things.
ReplyDeleteCB - come on out. We'll have a blast. Yellowstone NP, the Henry's Fork, the Teton and the South Fork Snake are just a stone's throw away.
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