Hunting Washington Forum
Other Activities => Fishing => Topic started by: rosscrazyelk on August 20, 2012, 09:12:15 PM
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So I frequently talk hunting and fishing with some co workers and today I was talking to one about the salmon run..
He informed me that this weekend he caught a 22 lb. trout out of lake cushman.. I don't really trout fish but does that lake hold a 22 pound trout?
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Did he catch a lantern that was still lit too? :chuckle:
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now we all know that every fishing tale is true :tung:
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So I frequently talk hunting and fishing with some co workers and today I was talking to one about the salmon run..
He informed me that this weekend he caught a 2.2 lb. trout out of lake cushman.. I don't really trout fish but does that lake hold a 2.2 pound trout?
I made it believable. See?
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What? I caught a 80 lb. king yesterday :chuckle:
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Lake Cushman has a population of Lake Trout so his story is very possible.
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Lake Cushman has a population of Lake Trout so his story is very possible.
Oh, well that's cheating :chuckle:
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I don't know about the lake trout, but there are some very large Dolly Varden. It also holds land/dam locked Chinook that are that size and larger. If he sucks at identifying fish, he may have caught a king and thought it was something else.....................Or he could just be full of sh!t. :dunno:
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Does he have pics? A fish that big I would be taking pictures and posting them everywhere.
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Considering the record came from rufus and weighed 25lbs 11oz, I'd say he's full of poop. There are a lot of people who have no idea how to judge weight on a fish. There are also a lot of people who are just plain liars. :chuckle:
Pics or it didn't happen...
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Hell I know a guy that shoots 130 pound bobcats he told me he's shot 3 of them over 100 hahaha :chuckle: :chuckle: :chuckle: so i geuss it could be true
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Lake Cushman has lot of Kokanee ,but 22lbs is little too much for trout :chuckle:
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Lake Cushman has lot of Kokanee ,but 22lbs is little too much for trout :chuckle:
Every time I see your posts I :chuckle:
The comma goes directly after the word, not directly before it :chuckle:
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I'm thinking that he doesn't know what species he caught.
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Lake Cushman has lot of Kokanee ,but 22lbs is little too much for trout :chuckle:
Every time I see your posts I :chuckle:
The comma goes directly after the word, not directly before it :chuckle:
I'm just not used to English grammar :chuckle:....every time I see you guys measure something I laugh too :chuckle: centimeter has 10 mm and decimeter 10 cm and meter has 10 decimeters - not 12 or 16 or 32 I get kick out out of that :chuckle: :tup:
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Sure he didn't mean 22" and just got mixed up with his terms?
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Nope he said 22lbs.
He sticks to his story even says a gamie checked it and said it was a brook trout ..
Dont know
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I'm with you Ross. Just good ol fashioned BS :tup:
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I don't see a record for "Brook Trout," but based on what I'm seeing, that would be one BIG Brook Trout.
http://wdfw.wa.gov/fishing/records/search.php?View=all (http://wdfw.wa.gov/fishing/records/search.php?View=all)
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The state record brook trout is only 9 pounds. Better buy him some tp cause he is full of it.
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The state record brook trout is only 9 pounds. Better buy him some tp cause he is full of it.
:yeah: It was almost believable when I thought it was a lake trout (35.5 lbs, Lake Chelan), but brook trout state record is 9 lbs.
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Washington state record Lake trout is 35 lb 7 oz. out of Lake Chelan.
World record is 102 lbs. out out of Canada, 1961 I think, caught in a gill net.
Lake trout get huge.
Carl
Brook trout,?? BULL!! :chuckle:
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Lake Cushman has bull trout which are slightly different than lake trout and can be easily confused with brook trout. . . .a study in the lake in 1996 handled 283 bull trout which ranged in length from 10 - 32 inches. 32 inches is a very large trout, as you all know. That's not to say that the 22 lb "fish story" is true. . . . . . but Lake Cushman, and the river upstream, do hold some very large fish.
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:bs: haha
I have a good friend who tells me that WDFW has released 150 wolves in washington so far, and a bunch on the olympic Pen. :chuckle: I call him out everytime.
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Dollies and brookies look a lot the same. But a 22 pound dolly is still pushing it. The biggest dolly that I have heard of was 15 lbs. and that was back in the day out of a river when there would be salmon everywhere.
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Dollies and brookies look a lot the same. But a 22 pound dolly is still pushing it. The biggest dolly that I have heard of was 15 lbs. and that was back in the day out of a river when there would be salmon everywhere.
State record for Dolly is only 10.94, so yeah, 22# would be pushing it a bit!!
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:bs: haha
I have a good friend who tells me that WDFW has released 150 wolves in washington so far, and a bunch on the olympic Pen. :chuckle: I call him out everytime.
I would believe the wolf story long before the fish one.
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a friend of mine runs the trout lodge out of orting and they often deliver trout that way 20plus pounds to people so maybe he caught one of those :dunno: did you ask for a pic or your not gonna believe his fishtail :chuckle: i know lake trout get pretty damn big as well