Got this in an email today! 

Brothers Jim and DJ were fishing for alligator gar on the Trinity River when they got lucky and landed this this trophy sized specimen at 81.5" or 6'9" and a girth of 33". Estimated weight for this fish between 115 and 140 pounds! That gar is a dinosaur!

7'4" 192lb Trophy alligator gar. It's gonna hang on this fellas wall. See more at www.bigfishbowfishingtexas.com

Sorry for the quality of the picture, thought I would share this with yall. I arrived early morning to my parents house and to my suprise found my mom preparing my Trophy Bass..Had it in the freezer to take to the taxidermist a liitle to late. ENJOY......

Got these photos in an email today.  Here's the story that goes along with them.

"Had one of the best days of my life. After work I went to my parents house for some fishing off their dock (5 ac private lake) w/ my dad and girlfriend. We caught 8-10 small bass and were getting cold from the strong winds. About 6:15 I hooked the biggest bass of my life w/ my dad right there next to me.

I could tell it was big but didn't freak out until it was about 20 ft from the dock.

It weighed in just over 7 lbs on my scale and measured 23". I'm not a big time fisherman and normally take guided trips (don't own a rod and reel worth more than $30) so this was a trophy by my standards."

Great fishing strory and GREAT looking bass!

I have always wanted to go fish for Peacock Bass in the Amazon.  Well I am down in Panama on some business and I had an opporunity to take a trip down the Panama Canal and then off the beaten path for some very fun and exciting Peacock Bass Fishing.  I learned that there are two different species.  Three Stripes and Five Stripes.  The three stripe live in the Amazon and get 20+ pounds.  The species in Panama are 5 stripe and they only get 5-6 pounds.  7 pounds is a real trophy.  We have a great time none the less.  This is myself and my safety director.  We caught about 50 fish in about about 1 1/2 hours.  After we finished fishing, they filleted everythign out and a local establishment cooked them up for us.  A very great experience.

10.4lb Bass

My son, Reece, caught this whopper in the Frio River on a dead minnow he found laying on the rocks.  He used a Cars rod/reel.  The only help he had was baiting the hook.  It was released right after the picture so it can grow up and become a meal.