Thread: Are you sure there are no bait fish in Lake Huron??

That is very cool to hear about some over 20lbs caught in the thumb area! Hopefully the large stocking that was done this month of bigger browns (12"-14") in Lake Huron will make brown trout fishery even better in the future. The one in my profile was 27lb and that is my biggest one. The biggest one I have seen in Lake Huron was 29lbs a few years back and was caught trolling off of Rogers City. I'm sure someone out there...

Quote: Master Angler records show 7 browns over 19lb record in the last two years in Lake Michigan and Lake Huron. In Lake Huron there are none recorded over 19lb in the last two years. I'm hoping for a couple more "average" ones this fall! I wonder why that is? Maybe the fact that there's almost no one going after browns, and they are instead an incidental catch for most people. Maybe it's because not...

i've seen some of AS's LRBs.... I wouldn't question his fishing ability or knowledge of this fishing technique. So he mis-estimated by a few pounds by judging on two pictures.... whoop-de-do. man, some people really get their panties in a bunch over inane stuff.

Quote: Originally Posted by ausable_steelhead If you fish them enough and hit the right areas, mid teen browns(like that fish) are pretty common. You could hit a master angler qualifying brown, which Kelly does, every year if you really wanted. There's always one... So is there some kind of a "super master angler award?" Is that when the fish start to reach "pig" proportions? Mid teens? the fish...

wowzer!

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Damn Dude,

Wow! Nice brownie. Still think they're the most beautiful fish there is.

Geeze Kelly! Now words gonna get out that there are Pig Browns on the Huron Side. Nice fish man.

Thats a dandy Kelly!