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Old May 7th, 2011, 12:19 PM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.fly
Myron Buck
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Default Atlantic Salmon??

Really?!?

http://www.travelwithacause.org/aust...ly-fishing.php

That sure looks like a big brownie to me. And last I checked, the
Atlantic Ocean was pretty damn far from Tasmania!!

--riverman
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Old May 7th, 2011, 01:59 PM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.fly
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Default Atlantic Salmon??

On May 7, 5:19*am, Myron Buck wrote:
Really?!?

http://www.travelwithacause.org/aust...ly-fishing.php

That sure looks like a big brownie to me. And last I checked, the
Atlantic Ocean was pretty damn far from Tasmania!!

--riverman


Atlantic Salmon are intensively farmed in Tasmania (some escape) and
brood stock are sometimes deliberately released for anglers. They
don't naturally reproduce in the wild AFAIK.

Whoever put together the web site probably wasn't an angler and got
the photos mixed up.
  #3  
Old May 7th, 2011, 09:55 PM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.fly
george9219
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Default Atlantic Salmon??

On May 7, 7:19*am, Myron Buck wrote:
Really?!?

http://www.travelwithacause.org/aust...ly-fishing.php

That sure looks like a big brownie to me. And last I checked, the
Atlantic Ocean was pretty damn far from Tasmania!!

--riverman


It's a brown. Tail isn't forked, mouth is too big, and spot pattern is
wrong for a salmon.
  #4  
Old May 7th, 2011, 11:06 PM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.fly
Giles
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Default Atlantic Salmon??

On May 7, 7:59*am, " wrote:
On May 7, 5:19*am, Myron Buck wrote:

Really?!?


http://www.travelwithacause.org/aust...ly-fishing.php


That sure looks like a big brownie to me. And last I checked, the
Atlantic Ocean was pretty damn far from Tasmania!!


--riverman


Atlantic Salmon are intensively farmed in Tasmania (some escape) and
brood stock are sometimes deliberately released for anglers. They
don't naturally reproduce in the wild AFAIK

Whoever put together the web site probably wasn't an angler and got
the photos mixed up.


Hm.....

So.....um......it is your opinion (as an African American flyfisher of
renown) that either way this is no native fish.....ainna?

g.
who suspects that mr. frost, had he been able to visit idaho in these
latter days, would have better understood the limitations of even the
best of fences.
  #5  
Old May 8th, 2011, 02:41 AM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.fly
Myron Buck
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Default Atlantic Salmon??

On May 7, 8:59*pm, " wrote:
On May 7, 5:19*am, Myron Buck wrote:

Really?!?


http://www.travelwithacause.org/aust...ly-fishing.php


That sure looks like a big brownie to me. And last I checked, the
Atlantic Ocean was pretty damn far from Tasmania!!


--riverman


Atlantic Salmon are intensively farmed in Tasmania (some escape) and
brood stock are sometimes deliberately released for anglers. They
don't naturally reproduce in the wild AFAIK.

Whoever put together the web site probably wasn't an angler and got
the photos mixed up.


You're spot on. I found an older version of that website, and the
picture DID show a landlocked AS, and another cation for the picture
shown, referencing a 'big brownie'. Someone ought to get on the
current version, though.

Looking at an Oz trip in late June. Unfortunately, the stream season
is closed, but I can do some sal****er casting. More to come.

--riverman
  #6  
Old May 10th, 2011, 03:13 AM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.fly
ScovilleUnit
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Default Atlantic Salmon??

" wrote in news:8e9e8cd3-b147-4d0f-
:

On May 7, 5:19*am, Myron Buck wrote:
Really?!?

http://www.travelwithacause.org/aust...ly-fishing.php

That sure looks like a big brownie to me. And last I checked, the
Atlantic Ocean was pretty damn far from Tasmania!!

--riverman


Atlantic Salmon are intensively farmed in Tasmania (some escape) and
brood stock are sometimes deliberately released for anglers. They
don't naturally reproduce in the wild AFAIK.

Whoever put together the web site probably wasn't an angler and got
the photos mixed up.


Nothing was mixed up; it should be obvious, even to dummies...$PAM!!!!!!

HH

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Old May 12th, 2011, 01:19 AM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.fly
Giles
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Default Atlantic Salmon??

On May 9, 9:13*pm, ScovilleUnit wrote:
" wrote in news:8e9e8cd3-b147-4d0f-
:





On May 7, 5:19*am, Myron Buck wrote:
Really?!?


http://www.travelwithacause.org/aust...ly-fishing.php


That sure looks like a big brownie to me. And last I checked, the
Atlantic Ocean was pretty damn far from Tasmania!!


--riverman


Atlantic Salmon are intensively farmed in Tasmania (some escape) and
brood stock are sometimes deliberately released for anglers. They
don't naturally reproduce in the wild AFAIK.


Whoever put together the web site probably wasn't an angler and got
the photos mixed up.


Nothing was mixed up; it should be obvious, even to dummies...$PAM!!!!!!

HH


moron.

g.
  #8  
Old May 13th, 2011, 04:08 AM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.fly
ScovilleUnit
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Default Atlantic Salmon??

Giles wrote in
:

On May 9, 9:13*pm, ScovilleUnit wrote:
" wrote in
news:8e9e8cd3-b147-4d0

f-
:





On May 7, 5:19*am, Myron Buck wrote:
Really?!?


http://www.travelwithacause.org/aust...ly-fishing.php


That sure looks like a big brownie to me. And last I checked, the
Atlantic Ocean was pretty damn far from Tasmania!!


--riverman


Atlantic Salmon are intensively farmed in Tasmania (some escape)
and brood stock are sometimes deliberately released for anglers.
They don't naturally reproduce in the wild AFAIK.


Whoever put together the web site probably wasn't an angler and got
the photos mixed up.


Nothing was mixed up; it should be obvious, even to
dummies...$PAM!!!!!!

HH


moron.

g.


Green Teeth!

HH.

  #9  
Old May 14th, 2011, 12:00 AM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.fly
Giles
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Default Atlantic Salmon??

On May 12, 10:08*pm, ScovilleUnit wrote:
Giles wrote :





On May 9, 9:13*pm, ScovilleUnit wrote:
" wrote in
news:8e9e8cd3-b147-4d0

f-
:


On May 7, 5:19*am, Myron Buck wrote:
Really?!?


http://www.travelwithacause.org/aust...ly-fishing.php


That sure looks like a big brownie to me. And last I checked, the
Atlantic Ocean was pretty damn far from Tasmania!!


--riverman


Atlantic Salmon are intensively farmed in Tasmania (some escape)
and brood stock are sometimes deliberately released for anglers.
They don't naturally reproduce in the wild AFAIK.


Whoever put together the web site probably wasn't an angler and got
the photos mixed up.


Nothing was mixed up; it should be obvious, even to
dummies...$PAM!!!!!!


HH


moron.


g.


Green Teeth!

HH.


moron.

g.
  #10  
Old May 14th, 2011, 03:51 AM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.fly
ScovilleUnit
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Default Atlantic Salmon??

Giles wrote in
:

On May 12, 10:08*pm, ScovilleUnit wrote:
Giles wrote
innews:bc691a68-b3c7-485d-a982-ae1bfce0

:





On May 9, 9:13*pm, ScovilleUnit wrote:
" wrote in
news:8e9e8cd3-b147-4d0
f-
:


On May 7, 5:19*am, Myron Buck wrote:
Really?!?


http://www.travelwithacause.org/aust...ly-fishing.php

That sure looks like a big brownie to me. And last I checked,
the Atlantic Ocean was pretty damn far from Tasmania!!


--riverman


Atlantic Salmon are intensively farmed in Tasmania (some escape)
and brood stock are sometimes deliberately released for anglers.
They don't naturally reproduce in the wild AFAIK.


Whoever put together the web site probably wasn't an angler and
got the photos mixed up.


Nothing was mixed up; it should be obvious, even to
dummies...$PAM!!!!!!


HH


moron.


g.


Green Teeth!

HH.


moron.

g.


Green Teeth.....Giles, that is!

HH.

 




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