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what a beast, that's simply a huge fish, nothing to do with spawn,
thanks for sharing
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was back fishing my old spots from a few years back at the weekend. Only caught 2 fish, stalking with a float rod in the side, but they were both memorable fish, also missed out on a nice mirror. The pic of the first one isn't too good, ran out of batteries after the first snap with the fish in the water. Next morning I caught the weird looking one just before going to the airport
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paid for another 3 years, looks like there is the same old crap with the directors, commercial interests and trolls. To be honest I can't work out who's who anymore.
anyway still definately worth it from the angling point of view, lots of good times with friends and memorable fish caught
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Thanks guys,
I am still walking around with a smile on my face from that fish.
I cazn't wait to get to Austin for the first time, I hope to get my new PB's for commons and buff's down there.
Todd
Nice fish, you should definately try austin, both town lake and lake austin. With you guys having all the buff knowledge, it would be interesting to see what you would catch.
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where was tal with the camera?, heard a rumour a young lady has turned his interest away from fishing
looks like a nice 20 to me, it won't be long to you get one of those massive fish
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Anybody have much experience on the Canadian side? When you search the internet, there are guides over there posting pics of 40's fairly regularly with the odd 50 here and there. If you look at the pics, atleast to me they seem legit. Are they just across the other side of the river or is that at different part of the St Lawrence? What's with the bigger fish, just more people chasing them, better places to fish? or is it about the same as the US side?
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Only been there once for a few days, but for anyone thinking of going, it's great. Best thing to do is forget about the "big fish" this, "st lawrence is dead" that and just do what Tiger did, show up and have a good time. If you are new to fishing a giant river to get a head start, I would stay at a guide's place. The St Lawrence is one of those places where you can find such a nice spot to fish, that it doesn't really matter what you catch and who knows you might end up with something huge
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great fish, that big buff has to be the prettiest one I've seen
. Hidden monsters are in austin for sure -
the water run off from the hills passes around the temples through a network of small canals and even the smallest, shallowest ones have some pretty big fish moving about in them
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over on the eastern edge of town is a pine forest that rises up into the hills. In this area there are some of the old rinzai zen temples dating back to the 1200's. Rinzai zen was what the samurai warlords were into and some of them probably used to hang out here and relax, contemplating the fleeting nature of life before heading back out to slaughter another 10,000 of their enemy's clan
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then a closer look in the pond and there are koi everywhere
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when you start taking a closer look you can see that the old shogun was a serious carp man . Tied off at the back of his place is a punt
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here are some nice pics from japan. Check out this place in the hills outside the old capital of Kyoto. It's a shoguns retirement pad built in the 1300's (think it's not original). Nice gold leaf covered place on a nice pond
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just an update, no response yet, but based on some info I received from some cag members the organisers of the last wcc all part of the ICFA (international carp fishing assoc. ?). Also most of them will be at the WCC this week, so I've mailed them and asked a few people attending to help out.
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awesome fish, pat told me what you caught it on, top angling for sure
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wow 40+ mirror, bet there are fewer 40+ mirrors in the US than 50+ commons. Scott lands best ever fish caught by a Cager? Can't wait to see the pics
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wow, imagine that coming towards the net
very cool fish miguel -
great fish, sad news, take care and go catch some more
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wow, can't beleive that guy can actually hold the fish up.
is there some kind of "catfish anglers group" on the net?, wouldn't mind looking into how these guys are catching those things
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which cat grows the biggest? blues, flatheads?
I've never caught a flathead, I heard they eat mainly live fish, but caught quite a few small blues when carp fishing
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nice pic, total package there, great wife, great boat, great dog, oh and nice fish
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excellent!!!!!!!!
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nice fish
, good to see the hair is growing back after your release from US custody -
great stuff
Small can be beautiful!!
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wow, that koi mirror is really special