your biggest double?

[thatoneguy]

It's always fun when you and your fishing pardner stick a bass at the same time. This Saturday, I took a buddy out on Leech and we had what was by far the best "double" I've had in my brief bass fishing life: his was a 5lb 11oz toad, and mine went 4lb 10oz - a 10lb 5 oz double!

What are some of your best doubles?

[Stick in Mud]

I haven't been out bass fishing with another person in years....One time I did get two bass on the same crankbait, though. Does that count?!?

[serpent]

Speaking of crankbaits, I got a double on one too once. A 19" and an 18". Couldn't believe it.

[TruthWalleyes]

I had a 20" sauger and a 19" white bass on the same crankbait on the st. croix a few years ago. There was another white bass tugging on the other rod as well. 100 fish mornings. No memorable LM doubles that i can think of though.

[TR21HP]

Three years ago on Falcon was when I first set on what I thought was a tree and within seconds my partner did the same thing. You guessed it, both started to move and after a couple of minutes I brought my 8-4 in only to see my partners 12-2 come to the surface. We were pre fishing for a tourney and thought we were snagged so we set hard to try to come loose. Of course we didn't come close to getting anything that large during the tourney.

[aanderud]

Not a bass fisherman, but I have to say doubles and triples provide some of the best memories. It's a fiasco trying to get everything unhooked, etc. Anybody got pics?

Here's a triple of 12-17 pounders (again, not bass, but still fun times). We couldn't stop laughing at the absurdity. That one I'm holding jumped out of my hand twice. It was getting ridiculous. We sit on the river for HOURS at a time waiting for these to bite here locally, and you go North a bit and get 3 at a time

[highlife4me]

Once a buddy and myself caught the same bass while trolling. Two lindy rigs in the mouth and didn't even get our lines tied together.

[TruthWalleyes]

Well OK, if we're not talking bass anymore i got caught with my pants down on the st. croix one night (figuratively). A 45" and a 54" sturgeon at one time by myself. 54" is in my avatar. That was quite the challange. Basically winched the 45" in quick while the 54" pulled drag.

[ANYFISH2]

Not a true double but I still like the story?

Opener(bass) 2010, first time fishing a little lake. My first cast I hook into a large fish, buddy puts his rod down to net my fish, fish wieghts in at 6# 8oz. Buddy picks up his rod casts and hooks a large fish, I net it for him, fish wieghts in at 7# 2oz.

Not a true double but 13lbs 10oz of bass on the first 2 casts, less than 5 minutes into our first trip to the lake. Never will I forget that moment.

[EBass]

I got a 16" and 13" smallie on the same popper/same cast a few years back = 29" smallie

We had a few doubles, but nothing big. 2-3lbers

[aanderud]

Does a 29" single-cast double smallie fight a lot, or do they basically hamper each others' abilility to pull out line? Anyone got any pics of some dual-fish-on-a-single-lure action?

[slabz]

Here is a pic of 2 smallies I caught on one popper, both about 12" but cool nonetheless

[Hester]

My biggest double was when I was in college, one of them I know was 200 pounds! Beat that.

[EBass]

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My biggest double was when I was in college, one of them I know was 200 pounds! Beat that.

I believe we are talking about fish

As far as the Q about the fight. They kinda hamper each other, but more weight coupled with current and it's still a battle.