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FF_T_Warren · #1 05-17-2010, 09:28 PM

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Originally Posted by huntin fool

ohh lawdd here we go... pass the popcorn please

No popcorn needed. I'm not going to get in a debate over this. I wish I had the book with me, my buddy has it, but how many 9lbs trout did he catch in one day? hands down the man is good. Sorry he fishes with live bait. But I haven't even seen a 9lbs trout caught on this site(or the other site) with or without live bait since I've been here last year(not saying there hasnt been one, I've only been active here for the last few months but still). give the guy props, he's an old man that knows his area and catches big fish simple as that. I don't see where there is anything to discuss

Salty · #2 05-17-2010, 09:50 PM

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Originally Posted by FF_T_Warren

No popcorn needed. I'm not going to get in a debate over this. I wish I had the book with me, my buddy has it, but how many 9lbs trout did he catch in one day? thats hands down the man is good. Sorry he fishes with live bait. But I haven't even seen a 9lbs trout caught on this site(or the other site) with or without live bait since I've been here last year(not saying there hasnt been one, I've only been active hear for the last few months but still). give the guy props, he's an old man that knows his area and catches big fish simple as that. I don't see where there is anything to discuss

Here...use mine...page 185.

"W" is much better on this subject than me.

Salty · #3 05-17-2010, 11:27 PM

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Originally Posted by FF_T_Warren

No popcorn needed. I'm not going to get in a debate over this. I wish I had the book with me, my buddy has it, but how many 9lbs trout did he catch in one day? hands down the man is good. Sorry he fishes with live bait. But I haven't even seen a 9lbs trout caught on this site(or the other site) with or without live bait since I've been here last year(not saying there hasnt been one, I've only been active here for the last few months but still). give the guy props, he's an old man that knows his area and catches big fish simple as that. I don't see where there is anything to discuss

He claims to have caught 9 trout that weighed over 80 lbs.............in one day.

First of all, I do not believe that.

I think that Terry Shaughnessy claiming to have caught over 5,000 8 lb. trout in his lifetime is more realistic. Damn shame he didn't have a camera with him the day of that slaughter 'cause his pics are of 3 lbers. He did, however, show a pic of a couple of 7's he was gettin' ready to clean.

If I were to compile a list of "TroutMasters".......he would not be featured, nor, would anybody else that fished live bait exclusively and kept every fish they caught.

LaAngler · #4 05-17-2010, 11:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Salty

He claims to have caught 9 trout that weighed over 80 lbs.............in one day.

First of all, I do not believe that.

I think that Terry Shaughnessy claiming to have caught over 5,000 8 lb. trout in his lifetime is more realistic. Damn shame he didn't have a camera with him the day of that slaughter 'cause his pics are of 3 lbers. He did, however, show a pic of a couple of 7's he was gettin' ready to clean.

If I were to compile a list of "TroutMasters".......he would not be featured, nor, would anybody else that fished live bait exclusively and kept every fish they caught.

straight up

Specks-n-Spots · #5 05-18-2010, 03:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Salty

He claims to have caught 9 trout that weighed over 80 lbs.............in one day.

First of all, I do not believe that.

I think that Terry Shaughnessy claiming to have caught over 5,000 8 lb. trout in his lifetime is more realistic. Damn shame he didn't have a camera with him the day of that slaughter 'cause his pics are of 3 lbers. He did, however, show a pic of a couple of 7's he was gettin' ready to clean.

If I were to compile a list of "TroutMasters".......he would not be featured, nor, would anybody else that fished live bait exclusively and kept every fish they caught.

sit down with the man and talk to him, if u dont know him then dont make assumptions. he does not have to lie about fishing like some people. he has caught 9lb trout and i kno cause ive seen them. learn seabrook and u can catch them as well but dont hate cause ur not in a book brotha. who on the forum has never used live bait?

FF_T_Warren · #6 05-17-2010, 09:54 PM

ok and what does it say on page 185, as I said I don't have the book. my friend borrowed it about a year or so ago. where's my book at, Trey?

Salty · #7 05-17-2010, 09:58 PM

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Originally Posted by FF_T_Warren

ok and what does it say on page 185, as I said I don't have the book. my friend borrowed it about a year or so ago. where's my book at, Trey?

"THE MAESTRO: Allen "Chink" Sumas, Jr.

justwant2fish · #8 05-17-2010, 10:23 PM

Whats live bait? Oh you mean that stuff they pay .25 for each. Nothing against it I just have rarely used it. As for spec masters I have only met a couple they catch big specs all the time and thats all they target but they release those huge ones. I love big specs nothing like that shake.

jpeff31787 · #9 05-18-2010, 07:49 AM

I understand that live bait fishing can take some mastering, but I'd say a trout MASTER is someone who can go out on any given day and find a consistent bite on artificials and if they wanted big fish they know what and where to fish and they do it.

I haven't met a master yet that i know of, and I don't think all of the "lousianasportsmen troutmasters" are masters either. They just wrote a book. I can write a book on bass fishing in numerous different conditions and techs but I am no master even though i'm usually consistent.

Bluechip · #10 05-18-2010, 01:43 PM

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Originally Posted by jpeff31787

I understand that live bait fishing can take some mastering, but I'd say a trout MASTER is someone who can go out on any given day and find a consistent bite on artificials and if they wanted big fish they know what and where to fish and they do it.

I haven't met a master yet that i know of, and I don't think all of the "lousianasportsmen troutmasters" are masters either. They just wrote a book. I can write a book on bass fishing in numerous different conditions and techs but I am no master even though i'm usually consistent.

We need to introduce you too Jeremy "W"altrip.....

jpeff31787 · #11 05-18-2010, 02:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Bluechip

We need to introduce you too Jeremy "W"altrip.....

masters don't run out of gas.....

FREON · #12 05-18-2010, 02:19 PM

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Originally Posted by jpeff31787

masters don't run out of gas.....

They do when they are Master Baiters and think tht "E" stands for ENOUGH!!!

Garfish · #13 05-18-2010, 07:59 AM

Most of the "troutmasters" in the GI area use live croakers or Pogies to catch their big fish (Terry St Cyr, Bootsie Toups, etc.). They usually come out on top in the big Rodeos and tournaments out of that area. Most of them fish the eastern side of the island all the way to fishing around Venice. They consistently catch big fish and they have a proven record. I consider myself a "Trout Slinger" also. I'll use whatever they are biting on.

I have been called a "Fish catchin' MoFo" by many a potlicker! Ask Eman!! You there bro???

specktator · #14 05-18-2010, 10:26 AM

I used to fish with a guy named Carl Miller out of Fourchon. They caller him Carl Miller "The Speck Killer." lol He only used live pogies or croakers but favored pogies. And u can say what u want about live bait but we caught Hawgs! Biggest trout I ever caught was with him. My dad and uncles won lots of rodeos with him.

Salty · #15 05-18-2010, 06:37 PM

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Originally Posted by specktator

I used to fish with a guy named Carl Miller out of Fourchon. They caller him Carl Miller "The Speck Killer." lol He only used live pogies or croakers but favored pogies. And u can say what u want about live bait but we caught Hawgs! Biggest trout I ever caught was with him. My dad and uncles won lots of rodeos with him.

Carl was in business with Steve Shook. They fished the rocks at East Timbilier with them huge pogies. Damdest stringer of big trout I ever saw was in Shook's boat. He had 4 fish...all over 10 lbs. Steve took off following the Kingfish trail and moved from Golden Meadow. I have no idea what happened to Carl.