Northwest Fishing Reports

Post your 2010 Trophy Trout photos here.

need to catch a trout period before i can post a trophy:-({|=

not really big but one of my better ones.

Nice colored cutt. Where and when?

Not mine, but my wife's...

g-man, i think it was early this month or maybe december? but it was out of blue creek.

Blufin Loui...... don't even think about putting your Rufus pigs on here... Just kidding buddy. Your pics. are just crushing to me, since I got skunked on my first outing to Rufus.

[quote="hewesfisher"]Not mine, but my wife's...


Hey Phil, That's not a bad "First" Rufus Woods Trout she has there. I would bet it won't be long before she (or you) have another Rufus Trophy up. I can "almost" feel one of the Hogs on her line. LOL
Oh but Quad, If I catch a Really Really Really big one, I would be so tempted. LOL. Someday we will hook into one of the Monsters of the deep, and if we're lucky, have pics to post :o] If you ever come back over, I'll try to have better info for you, Be sure to keep me posted.
The 2009 trophy Board has some great pics, and now this (2010) board is starting off with some nice pics also, so Keep em coming.

Nice looking Fish!! Rufus has some Dandy ones! Thanks for the pic!

how the heck do you put pics in here? I am having issues....

ok nevermind... I figured it out....

BIG Bulls... doesn't get any better.... anywhere from 4 to 11+ pounds

What qualifies as Trophy? 5lbs 24in good enough?

bionic_one wrote:What qualifies as Trophy? 5lbs 24in good enough?

I'm sure it's a personal opinion....and I'd say 5 lbs is a trophy.

American Lake

My biggest brown to date 23" 4lbs. came from the Laramie river Laramie WY.

My wife caught this at Sprague Lake in late March on Chartreuse power bait. Three of us fishing, ten in the boat. Smallest fish was 18". This one was 5.5 lbs 23"

guys, if you reduce the file size to under 250kb your pictures will show up and not be file links. This isn't something Aaron and I have control over on the foum. Most photo editing software will do this, so I'd encourage you to reduce those file sizes so we can see these pictures without having to download them.

My biggest bows this year... (both fish nontriploids)