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4.0 lb. Brown Trout caught by Chris DeMartine fishing in South Branch Raritan River in New Jersey on 04/29/98 No picture was available for this catch. This is a stock image.
Image credit: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Duane Raver
23.0"
/
4.0 lb.
Brown Trout caught
by Chris DeMartine
fishing
on Wednesday April 29, 1998 at 09:15
in South Branch Raritan River
near
Flemington
in
Hunterdon County,
New Jersey (NJ),
United States
North America
using
a 1/8 oz. Rooster Tail (Royal Coachman)
a In-Line Spinner
My friends had caught about 2 dozen rainbow trout & I had only caught one fish. So I switched to the rooster tail & started killing them. I caught the only two brown trout of the day, and the smaller one was still over 2 pounds! I thought I had snagged a carp when the big one hit. I had only 4lb. test and it took a long time to chase this fish in the current. I borrowed my friend's net to land both of them. Posted by Chris DeMartine
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GOOD ONE Posted by THE HAMMER
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nice one Posted by Brandon Mabrey
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Nope – I’m in NH now. I missed my opportunity! Have a trout stream in the backyard now: http://www.mascomariverfishing.com
Posted by Chris DeMartine
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Great fish? Have you ever fished the Manasquan river for sea-run Browns? It's fun. Posted by Henry V
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Thanks Al -- I must say that you should be a corporate spokesperson for Hooked-In. I read all of your comments this morning. Thanks for all of the kind words. Good fishin'... Chris Posted by Chris DeMartine
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You are one hell of a fisherman for the ages. Posted by Albert Scantleberry
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They say Thats a nice place to trout fish
Posted by Brian Shea
5 months ago