they do it with ducks all the time.....looks really cool......looks like glass but i have no idea.

You wouldnt have to cut in half. You could replicate the water with plexiglass. Make the fish come through the glass

They make Glass Water........I also thought about getting a coffee table for my camp and having the trout come though the glass....

That would make a really cool mount have seen rainbow trout tables like that but the real question is....................























who is gonna be able to mount one of those little croakers you used as bait:grinpimp:

You're mountin' a 2 pounder? :eek: :smokin:

I like that idea...I Want a stringer mount like 5 fish hangin on the wall like 3 five pounders a 8 and a 9 would be nice....Warren coco the owner of go devil has one 5 fish 35+ lbs...it's bad azz he caught them in Venice at the mouth of south pass a day before katrina...

W's buddy, "Chink", has 9 that weighed over 80 lbs.

Stringer mounts are awesome, but I wouldn't mount a 5bler though. I would like to see that table mount as well.

Chink?? He guide in Venice?

Seabrook.

I agree with the skin mount.Mine was done 20 yrs ago and still looks good.My one and only 30"er.A fish of a lifetime definately get skin mount.

Ole nasty azz mutant trout....I watched four *****s catch a old crappy wooden boat on fire at seabrook once...I asked dad if we was gonna go let them onnour boat and he said shut up and fish....they were ok though

Here is a cool one...........Sure it cost about 4k to get that done

"Chink" bait.

That things fine...it'd be nice to have one with 2 gafftops 2 sheephead 2 black drum and a hard head at the bottom

Texas "slam".

Chinks are surely out at seabrook catching tires and what not

Daryl did a monster redfish for me he is a trip!!

Salty Brother


Allen "Chink" Sumas (picture to left), one of the kings of Seabrook, has fished the lakefront for the last 50 years.
"Seabrook has always had big fish," states Chink. "You can catch big fish all year long."
The opening of shrimp season in May signals the beginning of some great fishing. Fishing usually is best in July but last until late August. Chink adds that November and December can be great but the shrimp season really produces the best catches.
Almost every morning finds Chink pulling a trawl to catch shrimp and croakers. After about an hour of work with the net, 15 to 25 count shrimp become bait for large five-pound trout. A few occasional eight pounders are added to the ice chest.

He don't catch them no more I can tell ya....that place is deserted besides Vietnam people and *****s...I swear I fished there last summer and caught a oyster fish a ribbon fish a buzz and a plastic tarp