I am changing my vote for favorite photo now that I've seen more of Hot Tuna's collection.  Man, we took a ton of photos and the vast majority are pretty awesome.  But I think this one is most cover-worthy for an article:
 

HAHA Nice!  Thats a good one Jeff!  Friggin things head is as big as RJ's!

Like the fishing glove , better than carrying a net around.I notice the stylish gray fishing garments! Yup, Tuna is engineered for the extremes!

Yup, remember that AS and cohoe were the tail grabbers and kings etc. supposedly needed a net.. i see those now on fishusa.. i bet those dipped nylons for 1.99 at HD would work just fine too! I always use/try different gloves for work and found the gray heavy duty latex dipped excellent for gutter cleans/staining/cement work .. great for the protecting/preserving the "guitar hands". I was wondering also about the pro guides foul weather gear too. Looks like tuna keeps it simple .. see the clippers either dangling from a lanyard or using his multi featured fishing parka? man that brown is awesome! i tied pink bt eggs and hoping one more E and A trip before end season.

I LOVE that jacket. It's a cabelas guide series and I got it at bargain price of $100.00. Every bit as good as any simms G3. Gortex and has 9 waterproof pockets with neo cuffs and Velcro adjustable tightners, no water gets in the thing. I had 2 full fly boxes, 4 tippet spools and a bunch of other goodies stashed in that jacket.. It has a strong D ring on the back which I attach a salmon net A good piece of clothing

Hey, Hot Tuna !! How are you?? I thought I recognized those awesome browns ,especially that 15 pounder plus!!!   and ,of course...the happy dude holding them...just found out about this forum from a buddy at work.. its an awesome forum and  awesome fish porn!!
 
WB

I know that "Handle" It's about time you found US!!!! Jimmy, you should post some of your fish porn here TOO!!!! PS "Some guy at work" you could use my Handle you know!!!!

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Jimmy, you should post some of your fish porn here TOO!!!!

 
Dude, my photos are at the start of the thread.  My camera has taken a pretty bad beating ever since "JJ On Ice" last winter so I didn't really take too many pics with it.  I basically highjacked everyone else's camera.
 
 But I did scan in some cool older photos from "back in the day" last week.  Might be some worthwhile in that stash, no?
 
These were Jack Crevalles from my days in the Everglades:
 

 
But you probably like her Jack better though, huh?
 

 
Here is the section of the EB Neversink that I lived on in the Catskills for a few years.  (we had three miles of the EB and three miles of the WB). 
 
I love this photo:
 

 
Yeah, here's the house I lived in before I moved to Snyders Lake.  That's the EB of the 'Sink within casting distance of the porch. I beat the snot out of those brook trout daily for a few years.
 

 
An average Snake River cutthroat from my days in the Rockies:
 

 
Just a really cool random shot my buddy took one Fall afternoon in the Catskills.  I didn't even know he was in sight.  Wailed 'em that day:
 

 
Name this species?
 

 
One that made me laugh when I stumbled across it last week.  Its from a trip to Taos, N for two weeks right before I moved to Albany.
 

 
I am not really sure if any of these really qualify as good fish porn by our typical standards.  But since this thread is like three weeks old (and since I wrote it) I guess I'm not hijacking anything?
 
I've got some pretty sweet tarpon photos from 2000-2003 that are in my office and I still need to scan them to digital.  Some are real whoppers. 
 
Found one photo with a 100+lber from the 'Glades this week!

Brown Trout...  Crazy right?  I thought I was pretty sharp on fish ID until I discovered these things.
 
"Seeforellen Browns" which are considerably different than the more typical German/Domestic browns.
 
The first few Seeforellens I caught in the Catskills came from the Rondout Reservoir one evening in April.  I was 100% certain that they were Landlocked Salmon that must have been flushed out the viaduct between the Neversink Reservoir (which has LL's) and the Rondout Reservoir (which does not).  I mean, I was POSITIVE!!!
 
I brought one home that was in pretty rough shape, found out later (from a 13yr old kid, no less) that the fish was a brown trout.  I refused to believe it for awhile, but quickly realized the little kid was right.
 
 I am still humilated by that... 
 
Seeforellens get huge (40lbs+) but taste like crap and fight like a wet rag... 
 
I do think they look pretty cool though- until someone tells you its a trout

I was talking about the New Jimmy (wildbrookies)!!!  The LUCK BAG!!!!!!!!!!!! But NS Jimmy your pics  Are NICE!!!!!!!!!!!