Thursday
Mar152012
March SOTM Entry: Arkansas Cuttie
Thursday, March 15, 2012 at 12:03AM 
Matt Millner got his client, Jack Barton, on this cuttie earlier this month. Well done Senor Barton!
tagged arkansas, cutthroat, slab of the month in Contests
arkansas, cutthroat, slab of the month in Contests
Reader Comments (21)
1. nice fish
2. there's cutthroat in arkansas?
3. the guide looks like a cool dude to share a pabst with.
wow sick fish little guy. its all downhill from here.
#questing
Way to go! What a slob of a cutthroat, even if it's a little outside of it's native range.
That fish was a lot of fun I will definitly be back for another fish at dry run this spring break!!!
Awesome fish buddy! You should teach that Lee dude how to hold a fish
Gluttonous. Just gluttonous.
At first glance I thought that was a freshwater dorado ... before I read the title and caption. Ditto on the "there are cutthroat in Arkansas?"
Did you catch it on that river in Arkansas where only kids and the disabled are allowed to fish? Just curious. Definitely a fatty...
Private water.........nice fish
Back to back slabs on what looks to be some pretty small water! Awesome fish, my vote for sure.
Make sure you guys check that link out and see the monster bow he got. I forsee many SOTM nominations for this kid in the future.
Yes kevdog, that's where it came out of...
http://www.orvisnews.com/FlyFishing/Picture-of-the-Day-Jack-the-Jedi.aspx
Wow! There are hippies in Arkansas? Sweet fish.
The Arkansas is a river in CO.
Great fish.
kevdog, he said he will be back to Dry run creek which is only open to kids / disabled folks.
ISO trout.......Dry Run is in the state of Arkansas......and yes there is a river here in CO by the same name of the state. BTW- that thing is huge, makes me want to lose a limb.
That fish is from the state of Arkansas bro, not Colorado
WOOOOW, better than any SH i have seen in a while. THAT THING IS HUGE! great catch bud!
Dry Run is in northern Arkansas, near Mountain Home. It runs into the Norfork River. Kids and disabled only, single point fly, catch n release only.
I'll bet that was hilarious to watch! Who cares where, or what kind of water this was caught on. Kids hauling in fattys like that is sweet.
Saahhhwwwweeeeet! Good job Jack...
Nice fish, Good lookin' beard....