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Topic Summary - Displaying 15 post(s).

Posted by: basspro - Ex Member Posted on: 05/03/08 at 17:15:36
Bass, I am hitting Harts Lake on sunday and will see if we can stick a toad or two there. Its hard to find the time to post pics of all the toads I have caught in the last ten years. Some of you are fortunate you have all this free time on your hands . It must be nice is all I can say!!!!!!!!!!!! Russ

Posted by: Y2SAYS Posted on: 05/03/08 at 04:09:10
Great job guys. Man I havn't fished at all this year and seeing all the pics is killing me.

Posted by: BassAholic Posted on: 05/03/08 at 03:54:24
Well Russ some of us like to fish for quality.

Posted by: Chris B. Posted on: 05/03/08 at 03:29:40
Larry, great idea. No more lost fish

Posted by: Larry S. Posted on: 05/03/08 at 01:19:58
use your weigh in bag Chris...just bungy the handles to the gunnels

Posted by: Chris B. Posted on: 05/02/08 at 20:02:30
Stringer in a 9 foot plastic boat, its called a livewell Russ. Didn't want it to suffocate Won't use a chain stringer anymore thats for sure, maybe a light piece of rope.. Its hard to gather your wits, and get all the camera equipment out, bass out of the water for more than 3 minutes is not so good.

Posted by: basspro - Ex Member Posted on: 05/02/08 at 17:37:38
That poor fish is on a stringer!!!!!! Yes that was an easy one, but just one fish there are smallies all over that lake at this time and Senko's under docks spank em. Russ

Posted by: BassAholic Posted on: 05/02/08 at 16:06:14
O ya Chris your fish looks like a 2Lber we all know you have small feet.

Posted by: BassAholic Posted on: 05/02/08 at 16:05:06
We have a winner Chris B. is correct with Meridian. You know me to well. Weird thing is when I got to the lake the boat ramp was closed so I had to use the F&G launch. I have a hunch they are going to put a pay station in at that launch.

Posted by: The Weedwalker Posted on: 05/02/08 at 14:07:21
DANG!!!

Posted by: Chris B. Posted on: 05/02/08 at 14:01:25
I would still guess high 6, to very low 7, it was a fatty. Never put a bass this size in the water on a trout stringer and then get your weigh scale ready, it will break and get away

Posted by: The Weedwalker Posted on: 05/02/08 at 13:54:30
Chris, according to your ft. the lenght of your bass is roughly 20 1/4 inch, (nice fish! ) and what they usally weigh this time of year, I'd be putting that Bass between 6.5 and 6.14. (allmost 7...)

Posted by: Larry S. Posted on: 05/02/08 at 05:28:52
John....I'll say Sawyer.

Posted by: Chris B.
Posted on: 05/02/08 at 05:23:05

I apoligize now John, not trying to hijack your post. I do like this "name this lake" concept. Here's a slightly more challenging one. I caught this fish today, on about my 10th cast of the day. LLLOOONNGGG story, but I have no official weight or better pics. My big fish guesstimate Roll Eyes

is in the low 7 lb range, close to personal best beater for me. Thats a size 13 shoe, 13 inchs long.

Board members, please don't ! Grin

Posted by: Chris B. Posted on: 05/02/08 at 04:35:47
SO EASY. Meridian

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