Vibrant orange smallmouth bass Mich.
'It's a fish of destiny': Vibrant orange smallmouth bass pulled from Muskegon RiverJoshua Chrenko was on a family vacation when he reeled in a once-in-a-lifetime catch
By: Michael Martin
NEWAYGO, Mich. — Joshua Chrenko has been fishing his whole life, though he particularly enjoys the thrill of reeling in a smallmouth bass. It was the ultimate surprise back in the early morning hours of July 5, when he pulled a neon orange smallie out of the Muskegon River.
"I've caught a lot of smallmouth, and it's kind of like what I like I dedicated my hobby life to doing... So, it was special for me because I recognized how rare it really was."
It was around 5:30 a.m. near his family cabin along the Muskegon River in Newaygo. After just a handful of casts, he felt the familiar tug of his favorite fighter fish.
Chrenko says he started to see the vibrant orange tone fairly quickly after the fish struck.
When he pulled it into the boat, it was a shock to his early-morning senses.
"I'm like, am I in my own... some kind of upside-down bizarro world right now, or what?" he thought.
"It's survived its first three years basically being like a glowing target to all the predator species, so it's pretty crazy that it actually grew to that size," he told FOX 17 Thursday morning.
Link:
https://www.fox17online.com/news/local-news/lakeshore/muskegon/its-a-fish-of-destiny-vibrant-orange-smallmouth-bass-pulled-from-muskegon-river
Joshua Chrenko
greenfrog wrote:
'It's a fish of destiny': Vibrant orange smallmouth bass pulled from Muskegon RiverJoshua Chrenko was on a family vacation when he reeled in a once-in-a-lifetime catch
By: Michael Martin
NEWAYGO, Mich. — Joshua Chrenko has been fishing his whole life, though he particularly enjoys the thrill of reeling in a smallmouth bass. It was the ultimate surprise back in the early morning hours of July 5, when he pulled a neon orange smallie out of the Muskegon River.
"I've caught a lot of smallmouth, and it's kind of like what I like I dedicated my hobby life to doing... So, it was special for me because I recognized how rare it really was."
It was around 5:30 a.m. near his family cabin along the Muskegon River in Newaygo. After just a handful of casts, he felt the familiar tug of his favorite fighter fish.
Chrenko says he started to see the vibrant orange tone fairly quickly after the fish struck.
When he pulled it into the boat, it was a shock to his early-morning senses.
"I'm like, am I in my own... some kind of upside-down bizarro world right now, or what?" he thought.
"It's survived its first three years basically being like a glowing target to all the predator species, so it's pretty crazy that it actually grew to that size," he told FOX 17 Thursday morning.
Link:
https://www.fox17online.com/news/local-news/lakeshore/muskegon/its-a-fish-of-destiny-vibrant-orange-smallmouth-bass-pulled-from-muskegon-river b 'It's a fish of destiny': Vibrant orange smallm... (
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Wow, that's very cool. Thanks for sharing Frog.
Very cool! It still amazes me the things that are out there in Nature!
The unusual in nature is amazing on so many levels. Gorgeous fish, thanks for sharing greenfrog.
That is really neat. You just never know what you’re going to reel in on any given trip
greenfrog wrote:
'It's a fish of destiny': Vibrant orange smallmouth bass pulled from Muskegon RiverJoshua Chrenko was on a family vacation when he reeled in a once-in-a-lifetime catch
By: Michael Martin
NEWAYGO, Mich. — Joshua Chrenko has been fishing his whole life, though he particularly enjoys the thrill of reeling in a smallmouth bass. It was the ultimate surprise back in the early morning hours of July 5, when he pulled a neon orange smallie out of the Muskegon River.
"I've caught a lot of smallmouth, and it's kind of like what I like I dedicated my hobby life to doing... So, it was special for me because I recognized how rare it really was."
It was around 5:30 a.m. near his family cabin along the Muskegon River in Newaygo. After just a handful of casts, he felt the familiar tug of his favorite fighter fish.
Chrenko says he started to see the vibrant orange tone fairly quickly after the fish struck.
When he pulled it into the boat, it was a shock to his early-morning senses.
"I'm like, am I in my own... some kind of upside-down bizarro world right now, or what?" he thought.
"It's survived its first three years basically being like a glowing target to all the predator species, so it's pretty crazy that it actually grew to that size," he told FOX 17 Thursday morning.
Link:
https://www.fox17online.com/news/local-news/lakeshore/muskegon/its-a-fish-of-destiny-vibrant-orange-smallmouth-bass-pulled-from-muskegon-river b 'It's a fish of destiny': Vibrant orange smallm... (
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Wow greenfrog, that is one bizarre catch, have never heard of that before. Very cool post.
greenfrog wrote:
'It's a fish of destiny': Vibrant orange smallmouth bass pulled from Muskegon RiverJoshua Chrenko was on a family vacation when he reeled in a once-in-a-lifetime catch
By: Michael Martin
NEWAYGO, Mich. — Joshua Chrenko has been fishing his whole life, though he particularly enjoys the thrill of reeling in a smallmouth bass. It was the ultimate surprise back in the early morning hours of July 5, when he pulled a neon orange smallie out of the Muskegon River.
"I've caught a lot of smallmouth, and it's kind of like what I like I dedicated my hobby life to doing... So, it was special for me because I recognized how rare it really was."
It was around 5:30 a.m. near his family cabin along the Muskegon River in Newaygo. After just a handful of casts, he felt the familiar tug of his favorite fighter fish.
Chrenko says he started to see the vibrant orange tone fairly quickly after the fish struck.
When he pulled it into the boat, it was a shock to his early-morning senses.
"I'm like, am I in my own... some kind of upside-down bizarro world right now, or what?" he thought.
"It's survived its first three years basically being like a glowing target to all the predator species, so it's pretty crazy that it actually grew to that size," he told FOX 17 Thursday morning.
Link:
https://www.fox17online.com/news/local-news/lakeshore/muskegon/its-a-fish-of-destiny-vibrant-orange-smallmouth-bass-pulled-from-muskegon-river b 'It's a fish of destiny': Vibrant orange smallm... (
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Amazing! What a cool catch!
greenfrog wrote:
'It's a fish of destiny': Vibrant orange smallmouth bass pulled from Muskegon RiverJoshua Chrenko was on a family vacation when he reeled in a once-in-a-lifetime catch
By: Michael Martin
NEWAYGO, Mich. — Joshua Chrenko has been fishing his whole life, though he particularly enjoys the thrill of reeling in a smallmouth bass. It was the ultimate surprise back in the early morning hours of July 5, when he pulled a neon orange smallie out of the Muskegon River.
"I've caught a lot of smallmouth, and it's kind of like what I like I dedicated my hobby life to doing... So, it was special for me because I recognized how rare it really was."
It was around 5:30 a.m. near his family cabin along the Muskegon River in Newaygo. After just a handful of casts, he felt the familiar tug of his favorite fighter fish.
Chrenko says he started to see the vibrant orange tone fairly quickly after the fish struck.
When he pulled it into the boat, it was a shock to his early-morning senses.
"I'm like, am I in my own... some kind of upside-down bizarro world right now, or what?" he thought.
"It's survived its first three years basically being like a glowing target to all the predator species, so it's pretty crazy that it actually grew to that size," he told FOX 17 Thursday morning.
Link:
https://www.fox17online.com/news/local-news/lakeshore/muskegon/its-a-fish-of-destiny-vibrant-orange-smallmouth-bass-pulled-from-muskegon-river b 'It's a fish of destiny': Vibrant orange smallm... (
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Wow I hope U measured, and took lots of pics. for a very nice mount
Amazing. Thanks for sharing.
greenfrog wrote:
'It's a fish of destiny': Vibrant orange smallmouth bass pulled from Muskegon RiverJoshua Chrenko was on a family vacation when he reeled in a once-in-a-lifetime catch
By: Michael Martin
NEWAYGO, Mich. — Joshua Chrenko has been fishing his whole life, though he particularly enjoys the thrill of reeling in a smallmouth bass. It was the ultimate surprise back in the early morning hours of July 5, when he pulled a neon orange smallie out of the Muskegon River.
"I've caught a lot of smallmouth, and it's kind of like what I like I dedicated my hobby life to doing... So, it was special for me because I recognized how rare it really was."
It was around 5:30 a.m. near his family cabin along the Muskegon River in Newaygo. After just a handful of casts, he felt the familiar tug of his favorite fighter fish.
Chrenko says he started to see the vibrant orange tone fairly quickly after the fish struck.
When he pulled it into the boat, it was a shock to his early-morning senses.
"I'm like, am I in my own... some kind of upside-down bizarro world right now, or what?" he thought.
"It's survived its first three years basically being like a glowing target to all the predator species, so it's pretty crazy that it actually grew to that size," he told FOX 17 Thursday morning.
Link:
https://www.fox17online.com/news/local-news/lakeshore/muskegon/its-a-fish-of-destiny-vibrant-orange-smallmouth-bass-pulled-from-muskegon-river b 'It's a fish of destiny': Vibrant orange smallm... (
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Nice fish! Thankyou for the article Greenfrog.
greenfrog wrote:
'It's a fish of destiny': Vibrant orange smallmouth bass pulled from Muskegon RiverJoshua Chrenko was on a family vacation when he reeled in a once-in-a-lifetime catch
By: Michael Martin
NEWAYGO, Mich. — Joshua Chrenko has been fishing his whole life, though he particularly enjoys the thrill of reeling in a smallmouth bass. It was the ultimate surprise back in the early morning hours of July 5, when he pulled a neon orange smallie out of the Muskegon River.
"I've caught a lot of smallmouth, and it's kind of like what I like I dedicated my hobby life to doing... So, it was special for me because I recognized how rare it really was."
It was around 5:30 a.m. near his family cabin along the Muskegon River in Newaygo. After just a handful of casts, he felt the familiar tug of his favorite fighter fish.
Chrenko says he started to see the vibrant orange tone fairly quickly after the fish struck.
When he pulled it into the boat, it was a shock to his early-morning senses.
"I'm like, am I in my own... some kind of upside-down bizarro world right now, or what?" he thought.
"It's survived its first three years basically being like a glowing target to all the predator species, so it's pretty crazy that it actually grew to that size," he told FOX 17 Thursday morning.
Link:
https://www.fox17online.com/news/local-news/lakeshore/muskegon/its-a-fish-of-destiny-vibrant-orange-smallmouth-bass-pulled-from-muskegon-river b 'It's a fish of destiny': Vibrant orange smallm... (
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The fish lost to the lottery of catch and release?
Great catch and pic. Does anyone have an explanation as to how it got to be this color? Eating to many goldfish?
Maybe a cross with a koi? Someone fishing with orange peel for bait? Would be nice to know how it came to be.
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