WAY!!!!!!! tooo many pretty trout pics on here

[anonymous]

:)))


– front cover angled fish shot next- dang if only it were a steelhead:)

Hi from the Canadian Prairies 2007 season. I know I know

[Zach Matthews]

I think that’s awesome, Will, and it’s nice photo work.

[Tim Pommer]

Dont take this the wrong way but I dont know whether to puke or to be excited.

[anonymous]

Was off Carp fishing for a couple of days:)

Ty Zach –

[Ian Crabtree]

Awesome shots Will. I couldn’t zoom in close enough to tell, what are you catching them on?

[anonymous]

Ty Ian:)

Those were taken on basically small black leech patterns, it,s spring here we have a leech hatch-

Stu calls them his own pet name for the pattern ,but for the most part

[Simon Chu]

Wow!

[Mike Anderson]

Very nice Will, great looking flies too!

[anonymous]

Ty Mike:)

Simon- They fight VERY hard- VERY smart- I like to spey fish for them in heavier current areas and they will get you well

[Simon Chu]

😮 😮
Oh my gosh!

[Zach Matthews]

Those catfish do look pretty freaky, I expect.

[Simon Chu]

Yes somehow the brown bullhead catfish found its way into our waterways. I have never caught one but they are in Lake Taupo and several other North Island watersheds.
Nothing as big as what Will caught though. (I don’t think?) :-/
I think that fish is an amazing capture and I can only imagine how hard a big fella like that would go in current too!!
If I ever get a chance I’d love to have a crack at a fish like that Will! All I have to trade you is a trout though

[David Anderson]

Awesome pix & fish Will,
Never would have thought them a flyrod target, but then again I never thought them a saltwater fish either..

Here’s a saltwater catfish from Cape york I caught while chucking big flies for Barramundi in January.

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