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A few pics of some Montana Laker's we took today. These were caught in the Flathead Lake. The big one is 37/19 pounds, and momma caught a 28/12 pounder on an ultralight rig.

This is most likely my last Montana fish....I go back overseas in a week, and I'll be moving up to the valley this July. Hope to meet some of the folks who I've been reading and learning from over the past year.

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Picture link... some of 2008... http://web.mac.com/hillbritt/iWeb/Si...8%20Catch.html
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Just for you Dean. Not this year. A few years back. It was a 4th of July and it was about 70F out . . . and flat calm.



I want to make it clear that I don't normally keep big females like this. I usually let all 100# fish go. Just cut the leader off. This was the first barn door fish the kid had seen and he really wanted to keep it. We've let several go the past two summers approaching 150#. The tide book pegged this one at 207# +/-
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We went out of Deep Creek this last weekend, 5-2-09, and was able to pull in a few Halibut. Nothing special but the weather. Could not have asked for any better





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Went out of Anchor Point on 5-3 with Catch Alaska.



And yes that is a skate you see. I kept it in all of it's deliciousness.

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Trying to figure out how to post these pics up finally. Sorry, this is just a test. Anyways, caught these nice redz downstream of Moose River last year.
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Last years never posted, but was scaning through pics. about 25 inches biggest one was 32 inches.
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Nice picture Alaskakid. So you fish along with rabbit hunting? Save those rabbit hides and tie some flies.
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43.4 lbs caught today
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Just for you Dean. Not this year. A few years back. It was a 4th of July and it was about 70F out . . . and flat calm.



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whoa! that was a big big fish! i want some! lol
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Great Fish, What river/bay did you catch it in?
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