Giant Wild Brown (12/6/20)

[JDTuna]

Late report. The day started off to a frustrating start. Landed a few small wild browns, but ended up pulling the hooks on two nicer fish.

Made a move to another stream since conditions were favorable and it paid off. Ended up was a beast of a wild brown at the first spot. One of my biggest wilds to date. Made a move and found a number of quality fish. Moral of the day is never give up just because your day starts out rough. It can end up being incredible.

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[JJfisherman]

Totally awesome, those are some beautiful Browns👍

[thmyorke1]

ah man, superb browns :D that smaller creek had some nice sized trout too

[Bruce Litton]

Damn! What more can I say? But they keep coming, and coming...

[bunker dunker]

way to go Jd,nice fish!!!!!

[dakota560]

The brown trout slayer strikes again. Absolutely beautiful fish my friend. Those are some quality fish no matter what state you're fishing in. You put in the time, the effort, travel the distance necessary based on conditions and deserve the results you post consistently. Just goes to show if you have a passion for something, the potential is limitless. Great stuff, keep it up!

[Gerry Zagorski]

Woah Justin an amazing Brown!!

[FASTEDDIE29]

The fins on that beast have to be 3-4 inches long! The head is huge! Congrats and catching that beast! Persistence and patience pays off!!! :D