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  • #3598
    andrew_bell
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    The Thread on your Fall Brownies got me looking at some Brownies that I have caught over the years and up came this guy caught last Spring in NZ South Island.

    He seemes to have survived quite well despite his obvious spinal deformity and put up a great fight, taking me way into my backing in the fast spring flows.

    Anyone else caught any strange looking mutants?

    #30901

    Andrew Bell…great (BIG) brown.

    #30902
    Tim Pommer
    Member

    Andrew,

    I’ve caught a brown (not nearly as big) with the same deformation.

    #30903

    You think its a healed broken spine from being attacked as a younger fish?

    #30904

    Micah…..you need to post that photo of “Old Humpy.”

    #30905
    micah lauer
    Member

    Haha, pour a sip for Ol’ Humpy.  He hasn’t been seen for over a season, that old dolphin humped son of a bitch.

    #30906

    #30907

    Lando, is that some kind of freak porn star fish? That is freaky!

    Micah humpy is cool looking old dude!

    Joel

    #30908
    anonymous
    Member

    definitely some sort of spinal defect on that brown.

    I caught an erie steelhead once with a wal-mart bag sticking out its butt.

    #30909
    micah lauer
    Member

    This guy’s back was kinked like he’d suffered whirling disease or some trauma earlier in life:

    Not to mention the pot belly like a bass.

    #30910
    keith b
    Member

    I caught this one a couple of years ago on the Hooch DH, any comments on possible cause?

    #30911
    andrew_bell
    Member

    Looks like someone superglued its bottom lip to its plate

    #30912

    Deformed spine and a short jaw:

    #30913
    anonymous
    Member

    I have a pic somewhere of a 20″ rainbow I caught on the NB potomac a few years ago- it had a stomach full of acorns.

    #30914
    andrew_bell
    Member

    Cool, some great shots there !!

    #30915

    Wow…call the EPA!

    #30916

    Interesting topic.  Two summers ago I was guiding a pair of spin-casting Minnesotans when one of them pulled in this Chernobylian creature.  It was almost noon and it was to be our lunch fish, I decided to wait on the next one . . .

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