Best fish of 2006

[Eric Haataja]

Just thought I'd post a few of the biggest and most memorable fish from 2006 guide trips.

I will be downloading hundreds of pictures from the past few years over the next few weeks in the picture section on our website when I get some time. So please feel free to post your pictures there as well I encourage it regardless of the size they are all nice to look at!

13 year old girl with her 1st fish a 54 1/2 incher from Ockachee on a blugill, customer with a big 25+ lbs king, a few giant browns from early last spring, and a huge steelie 26 inches from late this fall up in the river a young client caught.

Eric Haataja

[Eric Haataja]

It's kinda hard to just pick five pics so I'll post a few more.

[Eric Haataja]

a few more nice fish from last year.

[Eric Haataja]

A few more

[Justinm]

This is a super awesome thread! Eric you just posted some of my favorite Musky pics.

I tried so hard to catch this small mouth and eric might remember me screaming like a girl when I actually caught it!

This steelhead was my first fish ever in the milwaukee river

[Justinm]

Dont laught at my carp! Hahaha! That was just a great day fishing where me and some friends caught mega huge carp on Twister tails under the lowell dam. The Crappie pic is my wife and it was a great day fishing just to be out with my wife. We put the smack down on crappies that day and even saw a few skis.

The salmon is the first fish I ever caught out of my boat! We had a great time that day catching about 30 of those guys. The wiper in the last pic was caught new years day 2007 it was my first wiper.

Justin

[Cbangler]

Great idea gentleman. As the water gets harder, I think it perfect to remember some of the greats from soft water 2006. Here is a few of my best bass of the year... (nice brown fish Justin)..

[Cbangler]

The cold sure makes these memories pleasant

[Cbangler]

A few more to reminisce about from '06. Eric thanks for putting me on my biggest trout ever...(including a long trip to Alaska)

[MLoppnow]

Best fish for me!! 48x22

[HotHead617]

Best i caught this past year.

[Ben Kueng]

Sweet pics everyone!

Not the biggest fish we caught, but heres a couple of my favorite musky pics from last season..

First one is my buddies 7 year old boy who caught his first sucker fish with me this fall..Second pic is my dad, who after many years of trying to catch one on his own finally left it up to the professionals LOL. Last 2 are of a double I had this fall while sucker fishing by myself..

Cool thread!!

[Ben Kueng]

First pic is my buddy Mike (aka the cooler) battling a 30lber that he later lost.

The next pic is me, 1.5 hours later with his 30lber.

Sorry Mike I had to do it...LOL

[Jerry Borst]

Eric, putting those kids on big fish is the greatest, great job! Here's a few we caught:

Jerry Borst
Spoonplugger/Instructor

[Eric Haataja]

Those are some great pics.....

Eric

[BigMusky]

what happend to that one musky? are those scars from previous battles or sores from a disease?

[MLoppnow]

Ben...Ben...Ben. Your throwing me under the truck man! Don't you remember we agreed I'd miss that fish on purpose so you could catch a big one last year? How soon we forget...Just kidding man. I still get that little queasy feeling when I look at that picture and remember what happened. I got a good queasy stomach story of another big one I lost with Eric last year as well. Maybe I need to change my handle again to "The one that got away!"

[Ben Kueng]

LOL..Like I should talk, right? Your a good sport buddy, looking forward to putting you on your first 50 this year!

Nice Pics Jerry!!

Big Musky, Im not totaly sure, but the scars on the first fish could possibly be from a sea lamprey.

[MU Fish]

I happened to be looking through the site and thought I would also post some of my photo's from the past year. Starting to get cabin fever. Go MU.
Eric great to fish with you the last couple of years-looking forward to early season walleye trips in 2007.

[msolberg621]

had a great end of the year fishing for browns and and steelhead... probably one of the best yet! good luck everyone

[RJN]

Nice pictures guys,
Here's my donation from last year
http://chicagolandfishing.com/forums/album_pic.php?pic_id=3966

http://chicagolandfishing.com/forums/album_pic.php?pic_id=1718

http://chicagolandfishing.com/forums/album_pic.php?pic_id=1412
http://chicagolandfishing.com/forums/album_pic.php?pic_id=3809
http://chicagolandfishing.com/forums/album_pic.php?pic_id=1410

[FishinMatt]

Lake Delavan gators from '06

http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y211/FishinMatt/Delavan%2006/100_0339.jpg

http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y211/FishinMatt/Delavan%2006/100_0441.jpg

http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y211/FishinMatt/Delavan%2006/100_0342.jpg

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