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Wild NJ Browns
I was lucky enough to have yesterday afternoon off from work so I decided to go in search of some wild brown trout. I hit up the South Branch of the Raritan River. I managed to land 3 little browns all between 6" to 7" and lost a few more. They all looked very healthy and put on a great acrobatic display.
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Re: Wild NJ Browns
Nice fish, now about the tattoos.....
- "I'm not out on the river to win." -Kieth Rutherford
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Re: Wild NJ Browns
That's the same fish three times... ain't it...?
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Some circumstantial evidence is very strong, as when you find a trout in the milk.--Henry David Thoreau
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Re: Wild NJ Browns
Nope, it is 2 different fish. The third one slipped away before I could get a shot.
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Re: Wild NJ Browns
As good as fingerprints those spots are. Originally Posted by Future Fanatic
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Re: Wild NJ Browns
You see it too? Originally Posted by FIN-ITE 34
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Re: Wild NJ Browns
I absolutely do. Originally Posted by Future Fanatic
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