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Wanderer
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22 x 15 smallie.  Weighed 7.5 lbs on my digital scale that was later confirmed with an 8lb weight back on shore.  My bro said he hadn't seen me come that unglued on a fish in over 20 years!  I wei

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roughfish29 Proficient

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very nice!

guys, can someone help me? my cousin landed a really nice largemouth today, i have the pictures on my phone but i can't get them onto my computer.

can someone e-mail me their phone number so i can send you the picture, then can you post it?

my e-mail is

[email protected]

thank you so much,

ben

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mww24 Experienced

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hi all. Roughfish29's cousin landed this beauty. im just posting it for him. Just want to add that it is a great fish from the shoreline, so that those who dont have a boat. dont get discouraged. you can and will catch pigs like this.roughfish29001.jpg

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hi all. Roughfish29's cousin landed this beauty. im just posting it for him. Just want to add that it is a great fish from the shoreline, so that those who dont have a boat. dont get discouraged. you can and will catch pigs like this.

thanks again for the help!

the fish was caught on a fluke, just in case any of you were wondering

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Originally Posted By: mww24
hi all. Roughfish29's cousin landed this beauty. im just posting it for him. Just want to add that it is a great fish from the shoreline, so that those who dont have a boat. dont get discouraged. you can and will catch pigs like this.

thanks again for the help!

the fish was caught on a fluke, just in case any of you were wondering

i love flukes! i gotta pick up some more soon. i only have a couple left. lol

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Went out with my brother friday afternoon in the wind and rain and smoked em pretty good for a couple hours. 10-15 bass and 10-15 northern. Here is a pic of my brothers 20 inch 4.12lber. He is holding it a lil close to the camera though.

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Well we had a great day out on the bay yesterday!!! smile

The weather decent and the wind wasn't too bad. We hit the water at 7 a.m, greeted with a 10 mph wind and about 35 degrees. We had the rock pile all to ourselves, apparently it was a little to nasty for everybody else smile That was fine with us, we caught a bunch of fish before the next boat arrived around noon. We bounced around a little and finished the day back out on the rocks with 6 other boats who made it out. The day ended beautifully with calm waters and a great sunset. Our average fish was about 18", with a 21" being the largest of the day!

My buddy brought his uncle up from Iowa (the guy in blue). Even a blind squirrel finds an acorn every once in a while LMFAO smile

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Well I caught myself a new personal best a week and a half ago. Caught her on Sunday, Oct 18th with it being 20" on the nose and 5lbs 7oz. I've been hunting for a 6lber all year and this is the best I could do. Beat my old personal best by 1 oz, and had our little baby girl (Lyla Grace) the next evening! What a good weekend! smile

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You know, after reading my post theres alot of possibilities how that could be misinterpreted if I weren't careful, lol. 20.5" baby girl at 7lbs 11oz just seemed like it should be included in those stats. wink

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