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Other Activities => Fishing => Topic started by: offdahook on December 30, 2014, 09:42:38 PM
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got him early am was late for work. da boss make me give him half lol.(https://hunting-washington.com/smf/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fi61.tinypic.com%2Fvfd0sx.jpg&hash=8af91e13b54398f43f89b089863adf7e92f33761)
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100% for the fish.
A- for spelling and B+ for grammar/punctuation/clarity. Overall post 92%
:chuckle:
I'm gonna knock him down an additional 2% for a semi-longarm job. 90%
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I'd just call it a PIG, HOG, DANDY, or NICE ONE.
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knock off another 25% for tucking his pants into his shoes...
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100% for the fish.
A- for spelling and B+ for grammar/punctuation/clarity. Overall post 92%
:chuckle:
I'm gonna knock him down an additional 2% for a semi-longarm job. 90%
I am gonna add 8% for having to 2 arm a steelhead. :yike:
That is either an absolute hog or you are really short. :o
:tup:
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That's a wild steelhead to bad to see it like that >:( netted fish for sure cause u can tell all the crab bait laying around native crabbing is open now
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Nice Steelhead!!! :yike:
Strong work ODH!!
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That's a wild steelhead to bad to see it like that >:( netted fish for sure cause u can tell all the crab bait laying around native crabbing is open now
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It looks like a hatchery fish to me! If I was the one who caught that I would probably bonk the fish depending on how that adipose fin looked. It says nothing in the regs about needing the adipose fin clipped and a scare visible where it as clipped. I have caught many hatchery and wild fish and I have seen a bunch with partially clipped fins. The adipose on a fish like that would be much larger if it hadn't been clipped.
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Its 100% a hatchery fish...
Personlly, i wouldn't have killed that fish. Looks like the remaining adipose can be gripped. I would hate to be checked by a wardon that was having a chitty day :twocents:
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If it's a hatchery fish and you can prove it then there is nothing they can do. I would have gave it one good look and then I would have bonked that beaut and thrown it in the cooler. Without a doubt it's a hatchery fish. The natives have flawless scales and fins, not a thing wrong with them. Defiantly a hatchery fish.
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That's a netted fish if he posted it in the water I would bite but this is a jive post at best :chuckle: that fin is there they don't grow back my opinion
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That is for sure a hatchery fish. That fin would be way more defined and big like the fish! They are clipping thousands of small slippery fish and a bunch of them get miss clipped and some not at all. I've caught a lot of fish with fins like that. I would rate the fish at about 15lbs and about 50% because it could have been cleaned up and looks like it's been dead for quite awhile in a bag.
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ODH, nice fish.
Are you Indian ?
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i aint indian
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What'd that slab weigh? Looks to be pushing high teens....
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Nice fish! The background looks as it is at a hatchery?
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thanks them are granite slab behind me
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:hello: odh your a celebrity man :chuckle: :chuckle: I always like seeing your posts. Keep them coming!
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The addy looks clipped the tail and caudal don't look like the spend much time in a cement pond?
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Great fish :tup: :drool:
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Really nice steelhead.