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well I thought the fish looked like a real small 51lbs

 

so I figured it looked small because the 14 year old kid was real big making the fish look small.......

 

I mean it's written in a newspaper that it's 51 lbs so it must be........

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well I thought the fish looked like a real small 51lbs

 

so I figured it looked small because the 14 year old kid was real big making the fish look small.......

 

I mean it's written in a newspaper that it's 51 lbs so it must be........

 

hahaha because media is full of facts right? :sarcasm:

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I don't think anyone was getting wound up about it

 

and I don't see the problem with stating our opinion

 

so relax no one was gathering with pitchforks to run him out of town

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I don't think anyone was getting wound up about it

 

and I don't see the problem with stating our opinion

 

so relax no one was gathering with pitchforks to run him out of town

 

Stating opinions, which is what was clearly done in the news paper. I wonder if anyone checked it for lead weights in the belly. And why has no one commented on the carp hitting a rapala dive-to lure? Did they actually take it to an official scale and more than one person verify it?

 

Sounds like a fishing story that made the local paper if you ask me.

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And why has no one commented on the carp hitting a rapala dive-to lure?

 

because it happens occasionally.

 

I have been fishing at Bronte with a friend of mine who caught and landed a big carp that ate his rattlin rapala like popcorn. right in the side of the mouth.

 

I have caught and landed them on a normal jig with a mr. twister tail on the back, same thing.

 

sometimes, they do chase down and eat lures and jigs.

 

just not very often.

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probably a ploy to get people to come to Colorado to fish...i always thought the camera was supposed to add 10 pounds....not remove 35....looks about 16 at best ....oh i just thought of it ...its a typo and it was 15 not 51

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Just a parentheses here...as I posted the pic of the 50 pound lake trout it occurred to me that that fish could possibly be a triploid. I know that many states are heavily involved in triploid production in order to boost the economics of the fishing industry. Washington State is a leader in this. So, for those of you who know about these things, would the laker pictured above fit the description?

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