Post your personal favorite fishing picture or two (fresh or salt). You know, the ones you can't help but show everyone and can't help but talk about every time you get the chance.

I'll start this off with my Sharelunker. Can't wait to see yalls!



And my recent largest fish to date, Ole' Red.

I don't have any fish worthy enough for this thread, but may I just say that, that is a HUMONGOUS Fish!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hmm...good thread! Don't think I have a favorite fishing picture right now, so here's a bunch of them!

Not my biggest ever carp, but a great picture.



My biggest fish of all, so far:


My PB Hybrid so far:


Just a cool shot since people often think carp won't take lures:


A very cool "Fully Scaled Mirror" Carp:


Top view of the Koi I caught:


Nice largemouth I picked up on a roadrunner:

Not my biggest but the biggest I have a digital photo of, 6.70 Lake Palestine

Here are my two biggest bass one is called a bud lite I just missed the sharelunker program by 1 tenth of a ounce,and the second one I caught in a pond I did not weigh it but for sure a 13 to 15 # bass anyways enjoy,John.

Caught on 30lb test 40 miles offshore on a 5 oz pink snapper slapper. To bad Texas only recognizes all tackle and not line class for offshore species. I had a hardcore sharker offer me $20 for the head (minus the throat, the best part of any big saltwater fish!). I took it.

~45lb rig donkey shot off Port Mansfield


Big stock tank blue cat. Saw him on the bottom in clear water and pitched a chicken liver to him!


Big ugly caught on a crab half while yak fishing in the Houston Ship Channel.


PB speck at 27" from the Galveston surf last summer. Caught on a mirrolure.

Dang you beat me haha! I agree the head is the best part. Especially those cheeks and the gooey meat surrounding the eyeball mmmmmmm.

Very nice pics! Sorry, I have nothing to offer! But, I swear, Starless is the carp god! Congrats, guys.

My biggest tournament stringer so far. 35.26lbs which included a 12.16lb toad


My second biggest bass ever and first sharelunker. 13.31lbs

I have caught quite a few nice fish, but not many that I would call a “trophy”. I am still looking for that 32” Trout…. Here are a few good pics. I really don’t consider Black Drum or Bull Reds trophy fish (even though they certainly are), so I didn’t include any pics of them. All of these fish were caught on artificials out of a kayak except the last two…

















These are the only fish that were not caught from a kayak…

here is my trophy crappie




and here is my trophy bass

Awesome pics so far! Keep em coming.

97 lb.blue cat , rod & reel ,20 lb.test caught on a guide trip at Texoma with Zack's Cat Attack. Nov.2001 at the time 100 lbs.was the state record,Zack drove around Denison 3 hrs. with the cat in the floorboard of his boat, before he found a certified scale he could weigh it on,may have lost some weight ??

I was fishing in the heavy stumps on the north end of Lake Conroe when I thought I had snagged a stump with a 1/2-ounce Rat-L-Trap in a bleeding-shad color.


I need a new fish story my friends are getting tired of this one... Will be out this wekend working on one.

Catfish 25lbs


Carp 27 or so. Not my biggest but close.


Buffalo 45lbs ? No its not photoshopped....


My two favorite trophies with an unofficial jr state record.

Post edited, somebody couldn't take a joke.

Here is one from a long time ago.

Fishn_Man,

Now thats a good looking picture! Thanks!

Let's see some more of those trophies! So far the pics are awesome!

My biggest still to this day, caught her when I was 12 in my local pond.... I'm on the right, my buddy is holdin' it because I was to excited!


My trophy bull red, caught her on a shipwreck 20 feet down out of Texas City Dike. 28 lbs 41 in.


Not a fishin' trophy, but my biggest buck, 21 1/2 inch inside spread 8 point takin at our place outside Rocksprings, Texas. What a memorable hunt that was!

nice

Caught this big girl at Alan Henry about two years ago. Caught her in a home made tube, on topwater. 11 pounds, 26in long,


another Alan Henry fish