Monster Yellow Saturday

Beautiful Fish!! Nice job, great story.

[min-va]

That looks more like a Tuna good JOB~!!!

[lamb]

Monster indeed!

Nice job getting that beast on board!
On a good ol' Fish&Dive to boot!

Now you can start working on improving your picture posing techniques - always flatten the fish, make sure the tail and the head are at about the same distance from the camera... Always try to have multiple pics of your trophy catch taken on the water...

Beaut of a tail, congrats again!

[jorluivil]

Is that Octomoms relative? That thing looks like its been pregnant for 19months .

I would say good job but how can you call 3minutes of fishing a job?

[FreezeYak]

Originally Posted by lamb

Now you can start working on improving your picture posing techniques - always flatten the fish, make sure the tail and the head are at about the same distance from the camera... Always try to have multiple pics of your trophy catch taken on the water...

Well, when you catch them that big they get tough to hold out at all the right angles. But I'll work on it.

[jorluivil]

Originally Posted by FreezeYak

Well, when you catch them that big they get tough to hold out at all the right angles. But I'll work on it.

And also make sure the sun is on your face and not at your back....dark pictures suck wsb ass!!

[otter]

Beautiful fish Freezeyak!

-Eliot

[Montesdad]

Congrats and well done - I had a day somewhat like that last December, two bait, two fish - total fishing time was about 2 minutes. The rest of the time I was getting worked over.

Thank you for the post - always appreciate knowing when the fish are biting and others are doing well - - -

[SquidJig]

Congrats on the nice . And thanks for the new use for dead bait.

[dorado50]

Originally Posted by FreezeYak

Well, when you catch them that big they get tough to hold out at all the right angles. But I'll work on it.

I hear ya! Some guys think its so easy to hold bigg fish! Until they get one like yours they will never know. I think lifting weights helps alot!

[the dude]

Now you can start working on improving your picture posing techniques - always flatten the fish, make sure the tail and the head are at about the same distance from the camera... Always try to have multiple pics of your trophy catch taken on the water...

I like that pose actually, looks like fat football! WTG!