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Field & Stream's 50 Best Reader Photos of 2009
Field & Stream's 50 Best Reader Photos of 2009
Bigger bait, bigger Bass!
Every year I build a snow sculpture in my front yard. This year I made a giant lure because I love Bass fishing and I'm ready for fishing season- I've got the itch and there is still about four months until it gets warm enough to fish.
Species:
Largemouth
Where: Indiana
Method:
Artificial Lures
When: at 12:00 am
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You sent us more than 8,000 photos in 2009. These are our editors' picks for the 50 best of the bunch. Do you have a great hunting, fishing, or outdoor photo? Enter it into our Trophy Room today!
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Photo Gallery Comments (23)
That's funny, we had a resident grouse in PA at camp that would sit on some guys shoulders but attack others.
how does a bull moose three people and a dog fit in a canoe tight fit! great pics
great pics, i love the picture of the dog and the sturgeon.
Great Photos!!! Can't wait to see what happens in 2010!!!
these pics are awsome!
amazing pics
Why are you killing Barred Owls?
I'm calling BS on the double bullseye pic.
Ok, the photo of the Hatfields and McCoys at the Thanksgiving table is just a bit disturbing.... :)
hey great pictures guys and what a awesome year
great pics.... not sure about the double bulls eye.
Some really sweet pictures!
Does anyone know what #21 is a picture of?
Jon, it's a mammoth tusk.
That's AWESOME
I can't believe the guy in picture 4 is still married.
Kudos to pic #1 and #17. That involved a level of imagination that most can't fathom.
Hooked on Fishing,
He's not shooting Barred Owls, he's photographing them. Duh!
Great photos for 2009!
The first picture is a good idea... A couple more years when the kids get older I may copy that one!
I like the idea of celebrating the Right To Beas Arms!
RE: Fish Retriever. Don't do this on the West Coast.There are flukes in certain molluscs from San Francisco to Alaska that contain a bacterium that is toxic to canids. The flukes and bacteria transferred to salmonids. Yore dawg only has to lick a fish to become infected. They will likely kill your dog within 2 weeks. Or render him totally useless. Fortunately, it is easily treated by certain antibiotics. Then kill the flukes and you're good to go, with the immune system prepared for the next time.
really awesome photos all really cool to look at
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I can't believe the guy in picture 4 is still married.
That's funny, we had a resident grouse in PA at camp that would sit on some guys shoulders but attack others.
great pics.... not sure about the double bulls eye.
how does a bull moose three people and a dog fit in a canoe tight fit! great pics
Great Photos!!! Can't wait to see what happens in 2010!!!
these pics are awsome!
amazing pics
I'm calling BS on the double bullseye pic.
Ok, the photo of the Hatfields and McCoys at the Thanksgiving table is just a bit disturbing.... :)
Some really sweet pictures!
Does anyone know what #21 is a picture of?
Jon, it's a mammoth tusk.
That's AWESOME
Kudos to pic #1 and #17. That involved a level of imagination that most can't fathom.
Hooked on Fishing,
He's not shooting Barred Owls, he's photographing them. Duh!
Great photos for 2009!
The first picture is a good idea... A couple more years when the kids get older I may copy that one!
I like the idea of celebrating the Right To Beas Arms!
RE: Fish Retriever. Don't do this on the West Coast.There are flukes in certain molluscs from San Francisco to Alaska that contain a bacterium that is toxic to canids. The flukes and bacteria transferred to salmonids. Yore dawg only has to lick a fish to become infected. They will likely kill your dog within 2 weeks. Or render him totally useless. Fortunately, it is easily treated by certain antibiotics. Then kill the flukes and you're good to go, with the immune system prepared for the next time.
great pics, i love the picture of the dog and the sturgeon.
hey great pictures guys and what a awesome year
really awesome photos all really cool to look at
Why are you killing Barred Owls?
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