That's Fake...

[Sublime-Steve]

Why is it no one can catch a big fish anymore without someone saying its Photoshoped or caught with a net or snagged?

[GR6RR]

popular things have people who dislikes anything.

[DarkShadow]

This post is Photoshopped.

[OC ANGLER]

this post is photoshopped.

:ROFL:

maybe its cause a good portion of them are ...

[fishinarteest]

:ROFL:

maybe its cause a good portion of them are ...

LOl i know. If a catch is legit, them i'm all for congratulating people. But when the person hands don't even match up with where the fish is at, or the fish doesn't even look like it fits in the background properly, or when you can google images the picture and see its like the third picture from the top, and has been on google images for about three years yet the poster claims he caught it yesterday lol. Then it should be called out as fake.

[seal]

The risk you run posting reports on these sites. Too many know it all's, sometimes the call out is accurate sometimes it's just jealousy.

[Ifishtoolittle]

The reason is that we live in a very hypercritical society. We cannot EVER just simply look at a photo and go, "huh, that's a nice fish. Great job." For some damn reason many individuals just feel the need to criticize something to the core! Oh, and it's also because many guys feel jealous of others.< that's true BTW.

[DarkShadow]

For some damn reason many individuals just feel the need to criticize something to the core! Oh, and it's also because many guys feel jealous of others.< that's true BTW.

And if you look at the other side of the coin, you have people who weren't hugged enough as children who feel the need to see their view counts on their post exceed 10,000 so that they feel that, even though their loved ones didn't care about them, strangers on Internet message boards did.

If something smells fishy, I see no reason to criticize those that call them out.

People work hard to achieve excellence. Why is it ok to just give someone a free pass because they posted some pictures on the Internet?

[fishermanx14]

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and the bast one http://fastgraspphoto.files.wordpress.com/2011/03/sf7eodbigfish8bk.jpg

[carpanglerdude]

http://i3.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/044/941/SHOPPED.png

[drifter023]

http://i3.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/044/941/SHOPPED.png

I am not to sure it is a fake cause there is that life dude there.
http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f12/01drifter/SHOPPED.png

[fishfinder]

:ROFL:

maybe its cause a good portion of them are ...

Here is a perfect example of some one trying to make his fish look bigger with photoshop. Sorry Jason
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[Ifishtoolittle]

And if you look at the other side of the coin, you have people who weren't hugged enough as children who feel the need to see their view counts on their post exceed 10,000 so that they feel that, even though their loved ones didn't care about them, strangers on Internet message boards did.

If something smells fishy, I see no reason to criticize those that call them out.

People work hard to achieve excellence. Why is it ok to just give someone a free pass because they posted some pictures on the Internet?

Hey! I was never hugged as a child and I don't give a crap about others viewing my posts! All I care about is the responses! :ROFL:

I do agree with you though. When other members here recognize or even congratulate me for my efforts it pleases me. And yes, if something does appear strange I'd bring that to the poster's attention.

I'm not saying that it is okay to give someone a "free pass" because of some random picture that they post up, but it would be a nice change of pace if most people can appreciate a photo before they begin to suspect it and tear it apart. That just seems to be more rational to me.

[fishinone]

Hey! I was never hugged as a child and I don't give a crap about others viewing my posts! All I care about is the responses! :ROFL:

I do agree with you though. Whenothermembers here recognize or even congratulate me for my efforts it pleases me. And yes, if something does appear strange I'd bring that to the poster's attention.

I'm not saying that it is okay to give someone a "free pass" because of some random picture that they post up, but it would be a nice change of pace if most people can appreciate a photo before they begin to suspect it and tear it apart. That just seems to be more rational to me.

I appreciate that pic with the lifeguard. When I first saw it, I thought, "What a nice Photoshop job."!

[fishinarteest]

I appreciate that pic with the lifeguard. When I first saw it, I thought, "What a nice Photoshop job."!

the lifeguard though it was a good photoshop job to. Why do you think he was hold his thumb up? It wasn't cause the fish was real, i'll tell you that much.

[Ifishtoolittle]

I appreciate that pic with the lifeguard. When I first saw it, I thought, "What a nice Photoshop job."!

lol. You're terrible.

[Cartman]

As usual I missed the whole damn thing. What picture is everybody talking about?

[Sublime-Steve]

LOL! you guys r killin me. im gonna make it my goal to shop a bass n see if it gets through all your laser vision

[smokehound]

#1- That picture was re-saved several times, resulting in severe artifacts, only happens when you keep saving a JPG as a JPG over and over, this is a technique used by fraudulent people to make general inspection of an image impossible. (Notice how all those videos and photos of UFO's or crypto-species are grainy and poor in quality?)

#2- Upon my inspection, there was evidence of Clone stamp usage

#3- A previous FNN poster took poor video of him "catching" a striper in the goon, However, it was fairly obvious that striper was in a livewell before the video was taken.

#4- The poster immediately attacked and flamed nay-sayers, which only contributed negatively to his credibility.

#5- The poster Lied and said he had video of it, yet wont share it.


If you shop any Image, I'll know :D

[fishead]

Keep it real like porn.

[Elber Gudo]

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My catfish. Caught at Legg Lake using Hatchery Dust, hot dog flavor.