while fishing the river garnock yesterday i got a real shock as sea trout are near non existant while trotting the worm i had the slightest of knocks having been pestered with par i decided to let the fish chew away when suddenly i got a right good pull and struck to my amazement it was a sea trout just under 3.5lb which in this day and age is a super fish for the garnock so thought i would post a picture

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Yeah you've got small pounds down there than us in the highlands, up here that fish would be under a pound, either that or you've got very big grass

i can assure you it was over 3lbs from the tips of my fingers to my elbow

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Hahahahahahaha! funny


Wet seat

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Still no bar o silver?

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Nice fish Woody

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Personally I believe him, the fish could easily be over 3lb, but hard to tell from a quick photo like that - needs a rod or net in the photo to give an idea of scale... still I chuckled at the big grass comment .

Well done on the fish humungus - must've given you one hell of a shock

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Well in the interests of fairness here's one of mine on the grass, Guess the weight. I'm not allowed to play 'cos I already know

5 or 6lb? Hard to tell from the photo without some reference for scale but it has the grilse kinda look about it. Lovely fish whatever the weight.

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Actually looking again, maybe a bit bigger.

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1lb 4oz?

Scotland's well known for its very small grass.

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