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#748182 - 03/17/12 07:06 PM Re: How much does this springer weigh? [Re: stlhdr1]
ineedtofish Eyed Egg Registered: 02/25/12 Posts: 8	Guess I will try to ignore the flaming for awhile. I said it was wild because that's what we call the unclipped fish here in Idaho, either "wild" or "native." I am pretty sure this is not the case, because I know for a fact, after talking to a F&G biologist on the Lochsa, that a lot of the hatchery Salmon are not clipped on purpose.
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#748211 - 03/17/12 09:52 PM Re: How much does this springer weigh? [Re: ineedtofish]
Brewer 2112 Registered: 01/11/07 Posts: 4898 Loc: in the mass production zone	all jacks run about 6-8 lbs. _________________________
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#748413 - 03/18/12 05:37 PM Re: How much does this springer weigh? [Re: ineedtofish]
nativehunter Egg Registered: 03/18/12 Posts: 1	Originally Posted By: ineedtofish Wow thanks! Love all the snide remarks about the meat and the handling, you guys are great! And no, we cannot keep nates, the meat pic was from different fish, same river. Lifted it out of the water for 3 seconds to snap a pic. Originally Posted By: Slab Happy the long-arm shot makes a guess tough, but I'd be surprised if it is over 15 And seriously? Long arm? About as short arm as I can get, idiot. Just had a simple question about the size, which I thought would be enjoyable...but no. Never posting on here again. I knew I shouldn't have tried to join your "club." What a bunch of pretentious jerks. Welcome the the forums!! be careful because if you bad mouth the "elite club members" too much you will be asked to leave. Remember the elite club members are the only ones allowed to take natives out of the water because they have special training. I would say that fish is around 18lbs. Nice fish especially for Idaho.
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#748420 - 03/18/12 05:49 PM Re: How much does this springer weigh? [Re: nativehunter]
Direct-Drive ExtenZe Field Tester Registered: 11/10/09 Posts: 7961 Loc: Vancouver, WA	Originally Posted By: nativehunter Welcome the the forums!! be careful because if you bad mouth the "elite club members" too much you will be asked to leave. Remember the elite club members are the only ones allowed to take natives out of the water because they have special training. I would say that fish is around 18lbs. Nice fish especially for Idaho. WTF. The new Welcome Wagon with one friggin post ? Nice fish OP. DD One of the a$$holes. _________________________ NO STEP ON SNEK
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#748520 - 03/19/12 12:11 AM Re: How much does this springer weigh? [Re: nativehunter]
MikeH Spawner Registered: 01/16/12 Posts: 502 Loc: Washington	Originally Posted By: nativehunter Originally Posted By: ineedtofish Wow thanks! Love all the snide remarks about the meat and the handling, you guys are great! And no, we cannot keep nates, the meat pic was from different fish, same river. Lifted it out of the water for 3 seconds to snap a pic. Originally Posted By: Slab Happy the long-arm shot makes a guess tough, but I'd be surprised if it is over 15 And seriously? Long arm? About as short arm as I can get, idiot. Just had a simple question about the size, which I thought would be enjoyable...but no. Never posting on here again. I knew I shouldn't have tried to join your "club." What a bunch of pretentious jerks. Welcome the the forums!! be careful because if you bad mouth the "elite club members" too much you will be asked to leave. Remember the elite club members are the only ones allowed to take natives out of the water because they have special training. I would say that fish is around 18lbs. Nice fish especially for Idaho. Sh!tty first post. welcome aboard! Edited by MikeH (03/19/12 12:12 AM)
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#748528 - 03/19/12 12:26 AM Re: How much does this springer weigh? [Re: Direct-Drive]
Sol Duc April Fool Registered: 06/18/01 Posts: 15727	Originally Posted By: Direct-Drive Originally Posted By: nativehunter Welcome the the forums!! be careful because if you bad mouth the "elite club members" too much you will be asked to leave. Remember the elite club members are the only ones allowed to take natives out of the water because they have special training. I would say that fish is around 18lbs. Nice fish especially for Idaho. WTF. The new Welcome Wagon with one friggin post ? Nice fish OP. DD One of the a$$holes. Could this be a troll? lol _________________________ He who joyfully marches in rank and file has already earned my contempt. He has been given a large brain by mistake, since for him the spinal cord would suffice. - Albert Einstein.
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