Fukui San with LPB

[Luke Wyrsta]

Images speak for themselves...

[Mick Cunningham]

frist one and the last one look massive  ... 
water in the back ground look,s so calm ...
hmm i better hit the gym 

[Travis Heaps]

What lense is the photographer using?  You can see the dark patches in the corner of each image which suggests there's a bit of wide angle skew-iffery going on...  Did the photos come with some approximate weights or length/girth measurements Luke?

Whatever - there is some absolute brutes there 

Any info on rods/reels/lures?

[Sam Conacher]

gee wiz some true brutes there.


hopefully i will get amongst those monster's at some stage of my GT Popping life.



i am    that nothing of this caliber was caught when some mates and myself went to New Cal last year,  hopefully next trip.

[Luke Wyrsta]

Hi Travis,

I don't have any details as yet  - they are fishing a 2nd session as I type.

Either way, you should take the photography for what it's worth - AMAZING! 

[Matt Kilpatrick]

Travis,

I think the dark corners are simply from a std lens hood / sun hood attached to the lens. It is very easy to miss the impact on the frame when using them ... I don't think their presence suggests anything untoward.

Matt

[Stan Konstantaras]

Absolute brutes.
What New Cal is famous for, well done to the boys.
Cheers
stan

[Geoff Volter]

Awesome Luke, fish eye lens or not

You know the G is big when you can fit 2 dudes behind it. Its huge when you can get a 3rd in

[Luke Wyrsta]

Awesome Luke, fish eye lens or not

You know the G is big when you can fit 2 dudes behind it. Its huge when you can get a 3rd in

When are you coming?

[Brandon Khoo]

these guys truly are masters of photography - that first fish looks 100kg!

[Travis Heaps]

these guys truly are masters of photography - that first fish looks 100kg!

  then then

[Brock Arifovic]

Wow great fish & great wheather, might actually get there 1 day.

Keep us updates please Luke.

[Andre van Wyk]

I think I just pee'd a little when I saw that first pic!!! 

Beautiful pics, and incredible fish!!!

More please!

[Jon Li]

these guys truly are masters of photography - that first fish looks 100kg!

Hi Brandon ,

As Travis remark , it's all in the lens used , look like an ultra wide or even fisheye lens , judging by the rounded corners on some of the images .

Jon .

[Brandon Khoo]

it's still a stunning fish anyway you look at it but I have absolutely no idea how to judge the fish since his capture in Tonga.
That fish was a 30-40kg fish but it looked 60kg