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April Reader Shots, Part II

By Field & Stream Online Editors April 30, 2007

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Matt Noll caught this 24-inch rainbow on March 11th in Southwest Wisconsin during the early catch and release season.

David Macellari reeled in this 55-inch sturgeon from the Columbia River in Washington.

Cathleen Macellari (David Macellari’s wife, from the previous picture) giving her first sturgeon a smooch.

Sean and Melissa Carney hold up this nice rainbow they both shared in landing at Deep Lake, Nolte State Park near Enumclaw, Wash.

Ronnie Nelms bagged this rare eastern wild turkey this past April in Western Kentucky.

Kamryn Smith caught this 22-inch rainbow while fishing at Canyon Ferry Reservoir in Montana.

While deer hunting this past season, Scott Pretzer was able to stalk this coyote and successfully shoot him with his bow.

Russell Campbell hauled this 10-pound largemouth out of Lake Robinson in Greer, S.C. in early April.

Pat Bayne of Warrenton, Mo. shot this big 10-pointer on opening day 2006.

James Florence shot this kudu in the Eastern Cape of South Africa. The horns measured out at 51 inches.

John Gardner shot this 23-pound Tennessee tom in the Upper Cumberland Valley. The bird had a 10 1/4-inch beard and 1 1/4-inch spurs.

Ben Rupert, 11, caught his first steelhead fishing on the White River in April.

Summer Urbanek, 3, caught her first fish on Easter Sunday while fishing in Port Richey, Fla.

Patrick Herbert reeled in this chinook salmon during a fishing trip on Sandy Creek in Brockport, N.Y.

Dwayne Bye with his biggest buck ever, this 10-pointer with a 22-inch spread scored 140 on Boone and Crockett.

The Coastal Carolina University Fishing Club pose with their day’s worth of catfish.

The Magnuson brothers battle each other for the largest fish caught during a flyfishing on the Cumberland River in Kentucky.

John Stanzi with his day’s worth of geese that he shot during a hunt in Hampden, N.D. last fall.

Jonas Bourne, 4, caught this fish during a trip on the Little Salmon River near Riggins, Idaho.

Brian Dittman caught and released this 40-inch tiger muskie this April on a private lake near Kansas City, Kansas.

Brad Conner hauled this nice largemouth while fishing near his house in Oakley, Calif.

This gobbler was taken by Brandon Hill, 10, this April near Fredericksburg, Texas. The bird weighed 21 pounds with a 10-inch beard and 1-inch spurs.

Eugene Kim caught this 36-inch, halibut while kayak fishing in Marina Del Ray, Calif.

Brad Swanson was twice as lucky when he bagged these two toms on an opening day turkey hunt in central Kansas.

Kevin Fresh with his first gobbler that he shot while hunting in Kansas.

It took John Crisostomo forty minutes to land this rooster fish while on a trip to Cabo San Lucas.

Lisa Olds reeled in this pike while fishing at Kashabowie Outpost in Ontario last August.

Henry Conner from Cecilia, Ken. poses with his spring gobbler.

Adele Armann with a king salmon taken out of Deep Creek, Alaska.

Scott Conner shot this bull moose last season while hunting in Canada.

Mark Dennen caught this 30 1/2-inch, 15 1/2-pound salmon using a Castmaster lure.

Stefen Gomes, 11, shot his first goose earlier this year while hunting in Colorado.

Ty Seager, 9, was fishing with his dad on a small Florida lake when he landed this 5 1/2-pound largemouth bass on a black plastic trick worm.

Trenton Burford, 8, caught his first crappie on lake Mendocino, Calif.

Lawrence and Jacob Martinez caught this speckled sea trout during a trip in Galveston, Texas.

These three, 4-pointers were shot on opening day last year on a Washington whitetail hunting trip by David Earl and his gang.

Jason Chaffee spent an hour fighting this 45-pound, 55-inch dolphin caught off the coast of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.

Coulter Nyenhuis shot this Russian Boar over Easter weekend in the Upper Penninsula of Michigan.

Deon Carstens from South Africa caught this massive largemouth this past February.

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