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Catch and Release WORKS!!! This huge brown trout was caught by different anglers on different days, was released unharmed! See the fish skin spots to check that!!!! Is not the same fish than in previous photo!!!


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From: Heiko - Full name and email anonymized  Link
Submitted May 11th 2012

Well, surely a beautifull brown trout.
And for me it just proofes that the "Limay Circus" and its countless rafts right now are just disturbing. While catch and release is a state by law and those type spawners regulary caught multible times, I think you would better be off not to proof anything like this before! Because there will be someone unlike you to f... it up!!



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