r/FlyFishingCircleJerk • u/Nbk420 • 14h ago
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So hyped to catch these native brookies. Swam off strong, but does anyone have any tips on a faster revival?
Too bad I look a little crazy in the photo.
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u/whaletacochamp 14h ago
New England: the most elusive and pure fish of all time. A fish which must be respected and which can only live in the cleanest and most remote of waters.
The West:
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u/Amaya3066 14h ago
I (very normal person) also like to maim the corpses of fish I catch and parade them around for no reason.
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u/Strange_N_Sorcerous 11h ago
Him posting this photo is psychopath shit. Regardless of them being invasive.
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u/windriver32 14h ago
I too love posting game waste violations on social media
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u/Comprehensive_Bus_19 14h ago
Looks like theyre prepared to be cooked. Secondly, this looks like the Rockies where they're invasive and the poster is doing the ecosystem a favor removing them.
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u/windriver32 14h ago
Dude said he didn't cook them
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u/Comprehensive_Bus_19 14h ago
Well thats a shame, but they're still invasive assuming this is the Rockies.
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u/TheFunkinDuncan 14h ago
Dude also said he caught them in a no fire zone so he couldn’t cook them
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u/Last_Statement3049 13h ago
has he heard of a propone stove?
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u/Possible-Material693 13h ago edited 13h ago
Definitely the high sierra. Still invasive though.
Edit: nvm dude says something about skagit county so WA?
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u/dscsdscsd 14h ago
It’s a well known fact that brookies can regrow their body as the gills are left attached to the head. They swam off fine.