Drewp
5/3/2007 1:37:00 PMLet's see some pics of those monsters. Did you use a scale or are you just guessing? Something sounds a bit fishy Mr. Kylebass
Mr. Magler
5/3/2007 2:35:00 PMNext time make it a little more believable, buddy. Don't worry, everyone tells fish stories from time to time. You'll get better at it the more stories you tell.
cole steffens
5/3/2007 3:04:00 PMlast time i hooked that many big trout in a row i was steelhead fishing on the river this story smells a little fishy
nolan
5/3/2007 6:50:00 PMIm not saying that I dont believe you......but I dont believe YOU!!!!! I would love to see the pics but unitl then just leave it as a good fishing day. Heres what a ten pound trout looks like http://www.taupo.com/warwicks_brown041204.jpg . Check yourself before ya wreck yourself foooo!
danielt
5/3/2007 7:48:00 PMHe IS telling the truth. Ive seen a number of 4-10 pound trout come out of a lot of Peirce county lakes including Bradley. They are all planters so it just depends on where the WDFW puts them.
Kyle the bass are up in the shallows just keep watching. Water temp is up around 60.
Kyle the bass are up in the shallows just keep watching. Water temp is up around 60.
RaginCajun
5/6/2007 9:21:00 PM10 lbs?? Is that a state record?? Wow..... And no pictures.. awww And rated the day a 4?? Waiting to catch that 20 lb Rainbow to make it a 5? Be alittle more creative and we might believe ya..