Northwest Fishing Reports

Please, he's long arming it. :rambo:

dilbert wrote:Please, he's long arming it. :rambo:

I'm not so sure about long arming the photo. I mean, look at the awkward size/shape of the head, not thehook nose, but just the grossly disturbed proportions. Also, if they have given a certified weight from the biologists. just my .02 cents.

Who cares if he's long arming it???

It's a big freaking salmon, and more importantly, it looks like it completed its job (spawning) and keep those hog genes in the gene pool........

well you can see he has it sitting on his knee so he can hold that hummer up. But if you look close enough you can see his hand on the bottom holding that beast up. Its a big fish no doubt. Let the big ones spawn then there kids come back big to.

you silver fish (or in this case brownish gray and red) folks take things too seriously. :geek:

Sorry Dilbert,, that is one of the downfalls of written text/email etc. suttle humor is often missed. (-:

A9 wrote:Who cares if he's long arming it???

It's a big freaking salmon, and more importantly, it looks like it completed its job (spawning) and keep those hog genes in the gene pool........

I thank god that this rare beautiful fish was found after it had finished spawning (hopefully with several fish) and not found in some sort of gill-net, or caught by a poacher.

amen to that that means some of its genes will go into producing more fish that size

Thats a freaking monster.I couldn't imagine hooking up with that bad boy.But on the other side of that I'm just as glad to see it spawned.

wow this is a MASSIVE KING! :O too bad none of us caught that HERE in the sound! :(