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Oh snap looks like it swallowed a softball!

Some awesome quebec brown baggers right there RJ!

Some gnarly gars right there bunk!

Some nice smalljaws right there fellas!

Maybe you should consider removing the hooks from all your lures to reduce any chance of harming the fish? Just sayin...

Big props to you Matt and your team on another silky smooth event! Kellie and I had a blast as usual and it felt great to finally put together a decent bag and take home some cash with 3rd place! We found 'em chuckin frogs and punchin around the mats in 4-6ft of water but we just couldn't find a kic...

Was there Friday and Sunday and I also took way too many pics :lol: But my favorite has to be this snap on championship sunday of Iaconelli trying for one last bite just outside the weigh in area as the other pros were filtering in. http://i778.photobucket.com/albums/yy61/Husky_Jerk/Mobile%20Uploads...

iankrzyzanowski wrote:Thats the best chunk of Rideau green I have seen in a long time!! Great fish!!

She's my new Rideau River PB for sure. The 5ivers are definitely harder to come by in the ditch.

Thanks fellas! Not sure I'll top that baby this season but I'll certainly be trying lol! Forgot to provide some deets on my setup - 65lb power pro mainline (I like the red color so I can always see what my line is doing), 25lb seaguar abrazx flouro leader, 1/2oz bobber stopped bullet weight, 4/0 VMC...

Wowsers RJ! Whackin' and stackin' 'em! Good stuff!

Some nice chunk right there!

My fave method is chuckin a white 1/2oz double willow spinnerbait on shallow flats and shoals. It's a great way to cover water and they absolutely crush it! Dropshotting small plastics produces just fine too but it's boring as fawk lol.

A few beauties right there bud!

Was still gettin a few around beds about a week ago. I'd guess a lot are now post spawn and starting the transition to their summer haunts. That being said you can get em off the shallow flats and shoals all summer long and they're always worth a look see befor or after you go deep. Good luck!

Some wicked trouts right there man!!! Nice work!