Aaron Otto

[stanbery]

I was reading on American Angler and came across this
http://www.americanangler.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=771&Itemid=0
Is this you:


You never know when you might lay into a world-record fish, so it pays to be prepared whenever you fish waters that hold giants such as these. (photos, clockwise from upper left: Aaron Otto, Leonardo Ramirez, Mike Anderson, Zdravko Savor)

Jon

[darrin terry]

I recognize Mike Anderson in the bottom right pic. Quite the striper chaser.

[RichardCullip]

You can see more of Aaron's photos at http://aaronottophotography.zenfolio.com/

Just don't open up the "Bass fishing Shoot - Amy" sectiion if your significant other is looking over your shoulder.

[Hatch71]

Not to hijack the thread... But Richard thanks for the link to his home page... His pictures are amazing.... !!!!

[SJDrifli]

Yep, that is Aaron! I think it went 49.5", or somewhere a little south of 50". Huge Musky on the flyrod, huge Musky on anything.

[aaron otto]

LOL - not sure if that fish was a world record or not, records are not really my thing. I'm pretty sure my friend Brad, has the world record Musky on Fly right now, not positive though. I'll as him next week when he comes down to fish and follow up with his fish shots, if so.

They ran that picture in the mag a couple months back, I think Phill had asked for big fish shots, if I remember correctly. That was one photo of a few I submitted;

My amigo Paulito:



and this one;

[Sasha]

Hmmmm I think I have seen that pic of Paul before somewhere

[SJDrifli]

Ya Sasha, you probably have, that mug is what causes nightmares! Sorry you had to see the ugly mug again! Nice fish though eh? you too, could catch one of those in April (hint, hint)

[Sasha]

Ya Sasha, you probably have, that mug is what causes nightmares! Sorry you had to see the ugly mug again! Nice fish though eh? you too, could catch one of those in April (hint, hint)

I will see what I can do.