September Fish of the Month - VOTE

[Norfolkboy]

Smarr77's 26lb 8oz Pike:



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Woodsman's 4lb 8oz Rainbow Trout:



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Pleccy's 3lb 4oz Rainbow Trout:




Cuckoo's 11lb 5oz Bass:



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Catfish Virgin's 17lb 4oz Rainbow Trout:



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Lazy Hooker's 125lb Blue Shark:



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Greenheart's 30lb Redtail Catfish:



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Vote will be open for 7 days, so will close on the 15th October.

[geejayy]

shesh , tough call . i'll have a wee ponder

[BaggieRich]

Just look at all them massive fish!! I thought last month was a good month, but this is even stiffer competition!

Well done to all of ya, there's some belting fish in there!

[smarr7]

that catfish doesn't even look real lol looks animated! cracking fish! i love it!

[paddy2k7_red4life]

i picked Greenheart's 30lb Redtail Catfish it looks amazing

[Pleccy]

I'm voting for that Bass, what a fish!!!

[pingu]

god this gets tougher every month
i'll have a beer and think

dave

[BoldBear]

There are some superb fish this month.

I have chosen the Pike because a 26lb Esox is a good Pike and I don't see many of them of this size these days, but it was very hard to choose one this month as they are all fantastic fish.

[headless]

Hi all

I have voted for the Bass, the catfish is a cracker as is the Shark,

I don't know too much about Trout except that they can be grown in a tank and released at a large size so i presume can be quite easy to catch

I hope i have not offended the trout boys as i know that trout do scrap and will take some skill to land but i am in favour of fish being wild, that's why i don't fish in carp pools either after known fish

If i am wrong with the trout please accept my apologies, i don't mean to offend anyone

Darrell

[Pleccy]

Originally Posted by headless

I don't know too much about Trout except that they can be grown in a tank and released at a large size so i presume can be quite easy to catch

I hope i have not offended the trout boys as i know that trout do scrap and will take some skill to land but i am in favour of fish being wild, that's why i don't fish in carp pools either after known fish

If i am wrong with the trout please accept my apologies, i don't mean to offend anyone

No offence taken whatsoever and in fact I agree with you in many ways. I never go carp fishing in stocked pools as I just don't see the challenge of it, and I've always preferred small yet wild Brown trout from rivers and natural lakes (Ullswater and the River Eden spring to mind). Still small, stocked trout waters are excellent learning grounds and I use them to brush up my casting skills and dry-fly accuracy.

There's actually a beck behind the fishery where I caught the trout in my above photo and it's open to fishing for wild brownies...

That bass is absolutely awesome! Well done to Cuckoo on a fantastic fish.