11.75 inch gill

[shortfatguy]

nice one caught by my friend on a private lake. the average gills out of this lake are around 8 inches!! awesome lake!!

anyone know how much this would weigh? we didnt weigh it but we did weigh one that was 11 inches and it weighed in at 1.6 lbs!

[shortfatguy]

another nice one this one was 11.5 inches!!

[Matt Johnson]

Nice gills! Awesome fish!

Good Fishin,

Matt Johnson

[Mark Christianson]

Lets size down that first pic just a tad.

[outdoor ran]

Nice gills!!! You know there big when you can lip them.

[dwag70]

I dreamed about a gill that big once but had to put it out of my mind as a myth !!!!!

You proved me wrong and got the addiction started again

NICE FISH!!!!

[hanson]

Good Lord that's a nice fish!!

[LEECH21]

Wow! Trophy size for sure. Congrats!

[shortfatguy]

thanks for resizing that for me blb! would you mind telling me how you do it so i can shrink the other ones i have?

[Mark Christianson]

I have a resizer program that I got off the web.

You can do anything you want for resizing. All the way from the tiny avatars up to mongo pictures.

Do a google search on resizer.exe. You should find it.

[dwag70]

Big did the search but did not come up with anything... Is this a windows thing or a program you downloaded !!!!

If it is downloaed what is the name

[AWH]

Assuming that you have Windows, you should have a program called Paint. Simply bring your picture up on your computer and right click edit. It may take you directly to Paint or you may have to choose that option. Once there, go under Image and then Stretch/Skew. You'll use Stretch only, forget about Skew. Under Stretch it should say 100% for both horizontal and vertical. This is how you downsize. Simply use a lower percentage (identical on both; so 30% and 30%, for example) for both and save it. This is all there is to it.

Hope that helps. Nice fish, by the way!

Aaron

[shortfatguy]

Thanks Aaron! the paint think work fast and easy!

[Mark Christianson]

The image resizer is pretty sweet.

This one is for XP users

Go to google and type Powertoys image resizer.

It will open a page with several "power toys".

Download the image resizer.

You right click an image you have open and resize from there. VERY fast and easy.

No MS Paint to open and deal with.

Either way works I guess.

[dwag70]

Thanks Big

That is perfect Love it !!!!!

[BDR]

Very nice fish guys!

[shortfatguy]

that image resizer is great!!! thanks for the tip!!!