Fish Pictures

[Druce 0]

St. Mary's rapids

[FishBoone 0]

15 inch Rainbow from the Colorado River new New Castle, CO. First fish of the year.

[Fly Fishing Russia 0]

Mongolian redfin from the Amur River

[Istripbuggers 0]

Truckee river browns caught on sz. 8 black stones

[Steiner 0]

Cutthroat on the North Fork of the CDA.

[salty fly 0]

Barred surf perch. California central coast.

[atxdiscgolfer 0]

1st redfish on a fly

[mikechell 0]

atxdiscgolfer are you in Australia or South America? Your picture looks upside down, I figure you must be from south of the equator. Nice looking red and fly ... the fish looks the same as ours, except it's upside down.

[atxdiscgolfer 0]

For some reason everytime i post any pic from my iphone it is upside down sorry Mike, lol. I'm from the most similar place to Australia- Texas

[atxdiscgolfer 0]

[flytyinfreak 0]

15 inch Rainbow from the Colorado River new New Castle, CO. First fish of the year.

nice to see a dead wild fish every now and again, forgot how pissed off it makes me feel

[mikechell 0]

Everyone's gotta eat once in a while. Nothing wrong with selective harvest.

[flytyinfreak 0]

Everyone's gotta eat once in a while. Nothing wrong with selective harvest.

So how many large mouth bass do you keep and eat on a trip?

[Piker20 0]

ooh, slippery slope we're approaching here. Anglers can not ever justify sticking a sharp bit of metal into a fish but argue eating them is wrong. I have the impression that the majority of guys here are very concerned with the wellbeing of the fish and the aquatic environment in general.

[riffleriversteelheadslayer 0]

I keep and eat plenty of wild fish yet I also release a ton if its legal to keep the fish you caught I don't see anything wrong with it hell the wild ones taste better then the store bought ones anyway plus if those people that fish with me have a problem with me keeping a 14 inch brook trout to cook over my camp fire its only because they didn't keep one for me to cook for them to