Which would be.....
...the more memorable trip for you?
A) catching a limit of 22-24" trout or B) catching a 30" trout |
depends on how much the 30 incher weighed
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Pick a number................:work: |
i would rather catch 1 ten pounder than 15 fours
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30 incher...
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You tryin' to 'jack my thread? A 30" trout.....a "ten pounder" is not one of the choices. Chances are, if the fish was caught in Big Lake, it would be a PB. It's not like south Texas where 30" trout weigh 6.5 lbs. I'd take the 30"er and take my chances any day. |
i would be happy either way....but more memorable 30 incher.... more enjoyable limit of 24 inchers cause that way i get more meat....only get two fillets from 30 incher:eek::shaking:
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Salty thats a hard choice but now a days Im after a sow. You know the one to put on the wall and piss off the wife.
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Salinity is up to 3 now. We might be Bass fishing for the tournament.
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OK, here's another question: If you were fortunate enough to catch a 30" trout, would you: A) Take a pic and do your best to release it unharmed. B) Take it straight to the taxidermist. C) Take an electric knife to it. :cry: |
Just load the boat.....
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Depends on how much meat I have in the freezer!:D
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I'd rather the 30 incher......take a pic, get weight, lenght, RELEASE and have replica mount made. Too many coon azzes have taken option C though :rotfl: |
A combo of A,B and C. Take some good pics and measurements to get it replica mounted then make some grease pop!!!
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If I am going to do a mount, I would do a skin mount.
I think my minimum for a skin mount would be 9 pounds no matter what length. The way I look at it, killing/cleaning a 8 lb plus trout is no different from doing it with a largemouth. |
I would have to lean towards the 30"er. But, either scenario would be great since Ive never done either. 25 - 24"-25" would be a blast. (All on topwater)
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