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Montana State Record Brown
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[font "Comic Sans MS"][black][size 3]Got this yesterday in the e-mail. Enjoy![/size][/black][/font]
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A new state record brown trout (see the photos!). In fact, it is now
the largest salmonid state record. This fish was caught this morning
Clark Canyon on a jig and minnow with 4 lb test line (possibly a new
line class world record).

Specifications:
Location:
Date: February 1, 2005
Length: 35.5 inches
Weight: 31 lb 11 oz

Angler:
Timmy Johansen
Butte , MT
Guide: Joel DeTonancour

What a monster, photo hardly does it justice!!![/size]
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[font "Comic Sans MS"][black][size 3][/size][/black][/font][size 2] In fact, it is now the largest salmonid state record.

Specifications:
Location:
Date: February 1, 2005
Length: 35.5 inches
Weight: 31 lb 11 oz


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Montana's Rainbow Trout state record is over 33lbs.....and it's a salmonid.

Nice fish....can anyone find any newspaper articel, or anything else that has any certified measurments and weights of this fish?
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#3
what a beautiful thing. that would look good on anyones wall
wow
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#4
Thats a fish of a lifetime[shocked][shocked][shocked].. Looks like he had to have a dedicated sled to haul it off the ice. Thanks for sharing this one BLM..[cool]
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[font "Arial Black"][red][size 3] I want one, I want one. LOL[/size][/red][/font]
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#6
It doesn't get any better then that, and 4lb. test WOW!
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[font "Comic Sans MS"][black][size 3][/size][/black][/font][size 2][font "Verdana"][black]In fact, it is now the largest salmonid state record.

Specifications:
Location:
Date: February 1, 2005
Length: 35.5 inches
Weight: 31 lb 11 oz
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[/size][/black][/font][font "Comic Sans MS"][black][size 3]That was the message in the e-mail. I'm neither acknowledging it or refuting it. Just passing it along. I haven't seen any other articles, etc, confirming the claim. Still a nice fish...[/size][/black][/font]
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#8
What an incredibly beautiful fish!
And that certainly IS a "fish of a lifetime!"
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#9
Holy Cow Batman! That is one mega monster! Thanks for sharing BLM.
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#10
Wow, what a hog and on 4lb test, I bet it took a while to get that fish on the ice. It sure would not fit through a 8 inch hole, he must have been using a 10 inch plus auger or double holeing it like you some times do. I know people that ice fish that lake in the winter and they have told me that the ice will get three feet thick by this time of the year depending on how cold the winter is. Thanks for sharing BLM. WH2
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#11
I'm in awe!!! Envy doesn't even scratch the surface!!! Even in my dreams they aren't that big!!!
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#12
Thats the area in Montana I love to fish. I've fished Clark Canyon a few times but I usually fish the Beaver River just before it dumps into Clark Canyon. Its not that far away and there is a campground there or a motel 5 miles away in Dillon. It would make for a nice weekend outing this summer if anyones interested. I think its about a 5 hour drive doing the speed limit.
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#13
I drove by that lake nearly every summer growing up. I could never get my family to stop. Dang.

My Grandpa used to fish that area every summer with his buddies before the dam was built. He says he's never caught bigger fish anywhere else he's gone since.
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#14
[shocked][shocked][shocked] Wow that is abeauty of a fish, it would be a wall hanger for sure.
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#15
Your right. A three dayer would be much better. And there are dozens of streams and rivers with in a short disatance. Just think of the angzioty [sp]
Al
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#16
All I can say is oh my Gawd........
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#17
sweet sweet fish....
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#18
What a Pig . Dam , sure wish I could get one of those boys to bite my line .
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#19
[cool]Wow! That's freakin' amazing!!![shocked] Maybe if they keep the new regs the way they are at Strawberry we'll get fish like that someday. Supposedly somebody caught a 17 pound Rainbow from the Soldier Creek side this summer, so we're half way there![crazy]
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#20
Regardless whether its a recorder or not,, that a goodin!! Was it taken from the ice or a boat. Maybe that poor guy needed the kids sled just ta drag that pig from the boat to the pickup.. HAR!HAR!!Thanks for sharing Rich.
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