This week’s “The Beast” Award Goes to Rogue River Kimo..
May 14th, 2009
ALLAROUNDANGLER.COM PRESENTS….’THE BEAST‘ AWARD..PUBLISHED WEEKLY IF CATCHES PERMIT!
Not this kind of beast……
What is “The Beast“, you ask? Let me explain:
I’ve started doing something called “The Beast“, here on Allaroundangler. What do you need to do to be profiled with your very own BEAST??…
1) Catch a fish that’s bigger than an average fish of it’s species. It doesn’t have to actually be a sea monster like you see above, but I do want big oinkers only.
2) If you have a log in and password, you can even post your own pics, if not, just email to ‘info@allaroundangler.com’ and I will post for you. Please include a short story or some briefs words about your catch in your email to me.
3) Send an email to everyone you know to look at your fish on the website and make a comment. At the end of each season, a winning “Beast” will be awarded and a Team Salmon hat will be given to the winner.
4) The final winner will be the allaroundangler with the most comments on their Beast post…..so send the link along!
All other fish will be posted, just not given The Beast award.
5) Finally, there can only be one Beast per week….and I am the only judge. Hey, no one said this blog was a democracy.
Without further Ado…..Here is this week’s THE BEAST AWARD……THIS IS ROGUE RIVER KIMO with the award.
words from the angler….”Got lucky with this one – 25.3 lbs just up river from our cabin. Neighbor got a 16 pounder as well. This makes 18 keepers in the boat for the season!!” Rogue River Kimo
Previous “Beasties” of the year include: Jedeye’s 26lb spring chinook on March 4th, my 16lb nickel late winter buck last month on April 3rd and Big Burge’s 33 inch SUMMER steelhead taken last weekend. There’s been a lot of other beautiful fish taken this year, but these are “The Beasts” to date.
You’ve probably read about these other trophies I’ve mentioned above….especially if you are a ‘Power User’ here on Allaroundangler. But if you have not see the other beasts….simply choose the dates I’ve listed the fish were caught on…using the calendar search option. Just hover your mouse over the calendar and choose the day once you have selected the month you wish to browse.
h3llcat
