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    Default 48 pound trout Holy macaroni!!!

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    can you imagine hooking this behemoth while trout fishing on your trout outfit.

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    Basically a juiced trout, it is incredible. No way this should be a record Rainbow, hybrid rainbow yes and it should have its own category for record keeping, as well as anything else genetically tweaked we keep records of. Would be a shame to put this thing in the record books ahead of a legitimate natural rainbow.

    Thinking, if they can do that to a rainbow trout imagine tweaked King salmon, 200 pound Kings in our future?

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    ugly mutant not even worth chasing
    hey, careful man, there's a beverage here

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    Question Juiced

    So What!!!! Probably was a lot of fun to catch....
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    Wow...........that's how I feel after eating a big Thanks Giving meal.
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    no matter how ugly or "fake" this fish may be, id love to catch it

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    Saw this on Yahoo, it is genetically altered. It can not reproduce, so it can spend the extra energy usually used up spawning to grow very large. At least that is what the article stated.
    If he had it his way nobody who did not know how to catch a fish would be allowed to disgrace a fish by catching it

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fochetti View Post
    Saw this on Yahoo, it is genetically altered. It can not reproduce, so it can spend the extra energy usually used up spawning to grow very large. At least that is what the article stated.
    This is not uncommon at all. Triploid trout are stocked in many lakes. A good number of trophy trout lakes have geneticaly altered fish that cannot reproduce.

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    I agree with Dabalone. My views are not as harsh as some when it comes to these mutants, I would still love to catch a monster like that but there should absolutely be a 2nd category in the record books for these genetically altered fish. Just have two records and a lot of the debate would go away.

    Just my .02 cents and it's probably worth every penny.

    dryflychico (aka Josh)

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    Question Records....

    All debate would be unnecessary if we weren't interested in records....
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