Garden State Trout

That was painful to watch.

Ever since youtube personalities became a thing with fishing, we now see a lot of people follow, say to themselves
"Hey, I can do that, im a better angler look at all the fish I can catch!" and seek out fame.
Unfortunately many people just look like idiots when it's clear that's what they're doing, and should
consider putting the camera down

No skill in waiting for a stocking truck to dump off fish. It was a poor display of sportsmanship

Can you imagine how delicious that fish fry must have been..freshly pellet fed trout shit sandwich...mmmmm, wash it down with a cool Coors light and a shot of fireball, now that's sophistication...

I remember growing up in Clinton. They would dump thos fish off the bridge. I would watch, and couldn't wait until 5 o'clock.....I was 9.

I was young once too, but it is painful to see. Maybe let a few of the bigger ones go...

When I throw them back I am always thinking they'll be there for a kid or myself to catch another day, but I know that chances are they'll be toast from one way or another.

Lee Wulff -. "The finest gift you can give to any fisherman is to put a good fish back, and who knows if the fish that you caught isn't someone else's gift to you? Game fish are too valuable to be caught only once."

I can honestly say I never waited for a truck to start fishing .

CheeseburgerFly wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 01, 2018 9:43 am

I was young once too, but it is painful to see. Maybe let a few of the bigger ones go...

When I throw them back I am always thinking they'll be there for a kid or myself to catch another day, but I know that chances are they'll be toast from one way or another.

That was my point, I was 9, I grew up, these are grown boys acting like children..

You just watch a bunch of GOOGANS fishing for trout