SPEEDBEAD.

Keep it up!! Can catch any sitting at home... Wayne

Cool!!! This weather is kinda scary this time of year. Wayne

Dude, those look like AVID glasses!!!! ;D

That aint right...LOL

The weather this year is somewhat scary....just saw the weather report for my area in PA Saturday high of 67!!!!!

Peacocks on the fly? Awesome!!!!

Cool Andy. If you are looking to fish Raystown sometime, shoot me a message. Now you are talkin my home area!!!

Thanks LRod. Great video. Wayne

Dont forget that size is relative to where you live....10lbs may be common at Varner and Nunya, but in PA that is pushing state record territory. Wayne

Thanks for the article....BTW, if you have any overflow of GYCB products, feel free to PM me to work out the details of me taking them off your hands, LOL!!!

Sounds like a great trip. I cant wait to get back out. Wayne

Thanks for sharing the pics...hope you do as well or better in '07 Wayne

Great looking bronzebacks!!!

Oh....to have shorts weather again!!! Lucky. Wayne

I didnt know they had Nile Perch in Texas!!!!!!! Holy Crap

I am shooting for 7lbs green, 5lbs brown. Verified by scale this time!!!!

I wasnt around for the start of that thread....so i guess I beat my estimate? LOL

You did everything in your power that you could do. Good job for that, sorry the DCNR doesnt really seem to care that much.

I have one...I am so afraid of losing the danged thing that I almost dont want to throw it!! LOL

Sounds like you made out pretty well. Good luck. And its LICENSE. Wayne

Maybe its not the Rapala people who are ripping you off....

tugabasser, great pics and welcome to the boards!!!!!!

Never really got into fishing lakes for trout, only really fished streams and rivers around where I grew up. Most of the time, as RoLo said, brown trout were caught using minnow rigs. The will relate to structure in current, much like bass do. I have caught countless brownies working a rigged minnow past a current break such as large rocks and downed trees. Bonuses to this type of fishing in PA is that smallmouth also live in a lot of the rivers we used to fish for trout. You never really know what you are going to hook into. Good luck. Wayne

Google the minnesota DNR (or whatever your state calls it) and they will likely have information on there regarding it. If not, look in the state government section of the phone book, call and ask them. Wayne

Well, he finally threw in his Terrible Towel. Awesome coach that will be sorely missed!!!!! Wayne