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And the water coming out of the hatcheries is now much cleaner.Anew world record brown trout caught last fall in New Zealand has been certified by the International Game Fish Association (IGFA). So, very few trout escape the PFBC hatcheries now. Now the PFBC hatcheries run the hatchery discharge water through extensive water quality treatment, including settling ponds and micro-filters. I saw a guy catch a 27 incher right next to the hatchery at Fishermans Paradise. And some of the brood fish were real big. In those days the PFBC hatcheries had a lot of trout escape. The guy created a midge pattern by wrapping some thread on a hook from an old sock! The state record brook trout was also caught just below the Tylersville hatchery. I haven't been in the store in recent years.

One of the other large trout can be seen at Uncle Joe's Woodshed, a store near Lock Haven. The common explanation is that big brood trout were washed out by a flood. There were two other very large trout caught below the hatchery around that time period.

The most common explanation is that he caught the trout in what many flyfishers call the 'Humphreys Hole' on Fishing Creek, just below the outlet flow of the Tylersville hatchery. Where was this slaughter house supposed to be? I've heard several stories about that trout, but this is the first time I've heard that story. And I'll still be in more awe of the somewhat smaller one shot in the deep woods that isn't a record. But the purpose of the situation wasn't to grow that buck. That buck grew large in an unnatural situation, sure. But a huge buck shot over a corn field is a little different. Growing your own deer and shooting it over bait is one thing. And this guy doesn't want publicity or to make a big deal of it. Records largely show the maximum capability of the species more than the glory of the angler. But most abnormally large fish come from some abnormally advantageous circumstance. I am as impressed by a 12 incher in some step across stream as a 30 incher from Erie tribs, for instance. Hey, I'm no record chaser, and don't bow at the feet of record breakers as if they are better than everyone. Not using bait, either.īecause it was in public water and fed all its life. I will likely hunt this fall, but to make it a true hunt, I will probably pass up a lot of deer.

I haven't shot a deer ever since I started raising beef. I said I was going to go shoot a deer.' -) Wife said, 'I thought you were going hunting. I returned to the house about 10 minutes later. I got up and told my wife I was going to go shoot a deer.

#WORLD RECORD BROWN TROUT TV#

On the last day of muzzle loader season at about 2:30, I was watching TV and noticed it quit raining outside. By the end of gun season, it was down to 5. While waiting for the big one, I learned the patterns of this one herd of doe.

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So I held out for a second crack at him, passing up lots of deer including a young 8 point that spent 10 minutes under my tree stand. He was within 30 yards, and I didn't get a shot off. I had a chance during bow season, but I blew it. I put bait out for the trail camera, but stop feeding them a month before the season opens.Ī few year after moving to the farm, I was after this one big trophy buck all season long. I can pretty much harvest a deer just about anytime I like. I live in Ohio, and I think Shorty has it about right.

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