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Re: flattie session

#21 Post by FisherKing »

Thats a fine Trout 8) well done eeler
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#22 Post by cortaz »

fine trout :P think 6lb is spiecmen weight, do sea caught trout count?
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Re: flattie session

#23 Post by rab01 »

Don't think its a trout but great catch mate!! If it is a salmon they are very rare to catch at sea but in my opinion thats what you've caught.
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#24 Post by The Austrian »

rab01 wrote:Don't think its a trout but great catch mate!! If it is a salmon they are very rare to catch at sea but in my opinion thats what you've caught.
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