If you signed up on the other thread.
This is where you post your results.
Example
FW = fish weight = 10.5 lbs
SR = state record Fl = 17.27 lbs
FW / SR x 100 = your score
10.5/17.27x100 = 60.80 rounded to 2 decimals
Only 3.75 lbs which gives me a score of 21.74. More important than this fish is the offshore submerged hydrilla I found today. Hopefully many more to come off of this spot. Lake Toho, Fl on a Fluke.
Well I beat you i caught a 1lb. Today
Gotta Start Somewhere
Opening day (Apr 5) - Tiger Lake, FL - Jig & twintail - 3lb 10oz (20") - score: 21.01
Hey Lee, your score is 21.74 (not 21.71)
Roger
On 4/6/2014 at 11:29 AM, RoLo said:
Gotta Start Somewhere
3-lb 10-oz (20") - jig & twintail - Tiger Lake, FL -- Score = 21.01
Lee, your score to 21.74 (not 21.71)
Roger
Did not have my glasses on for the math part. I also did not expect it to stand for more than a few hours anyway.
Nice fish Lee. Goes good with that butt-fugly hat.
On 4/6/2014 at 10:30 PM, .ghoti. said:Nice fish Lee. Goes good with that butt-fugly hat.
Hater...
4.56/16.25 x 100 = 28.06 . New leader, but that should fall soon.
Jeff
I guess we played a game of "hold what you catch"
I think we might need facial recognition software to determine if that really is Jeff.
It's clearly a stunt double.
On 4/8/2014 at 6:15 AM, Shane J said:It's clearly a stunt double.
stunted double
On 4/8/2014 at 6:09 AM, Dwight Hottle said:I think we might need facial recognition software to determine if that really is Jeff.
Check to see if he's wearing shoes . . .
A-Jay
Nobody has caught anything in the last week ??
On 4/15/2014 at 8:39 PM, Mainebass1984 said:Nobody has caught anything in the last week ??
I'm not posting anything until I get something that's at least 50%. Not like it matters, I know I'll need a 70%+ to even contend with Dwight
On 4/15/2014 at 8:43 PM, Bluebasser86 said:I'm not posting anything until I get something that's at least 50%. Not like it matters, I know I'll need a 70%+ to even contend with Dwight
I'm with you there -
We may be seeing something here in the form of Big Bronze Back Bass any time now that the ice is off most of Lake Erie . . .
A-Jay
On 4/15/2014 at 11:11 PM, A-Jay said:I'm with you there -
We may be seeing something here in the form of Big Bronze Back Bass any time now that the ice is off most of Lake Erie . . .
A-Jay
I'll be hunting them Saturday. Only need one about 3.5 to be at 50% of our state record
we have a chance at a 4 or a 5 that would help if that happens blue
On 4/16/2014 at 10:03 AM, kanasbassfisher08 said:we have a chance at a 4 or a 5 that would help if that happens blue
There's state records where we'll be, catching them is no easy task though. My last 5 pound smallmouth I caught was out there though.
I'm finding it hard to believe that nobody has caught anything. Post up those results.
I got one! We had the KC area get together today and I got a good smallmouth, biggest one of the day in fact State record is 6.88, my fish weighed 4.80, 4.80/6.88=.69767X100=69.77 I think? Either way, it felt good to get a respectable entry at least
On 4/20/2014 at 5:35 AM, Bluebasser86 said:I got one! We had the KC area get together today and I got a good smallmouth, biggest one of the day in fact State record is 6.88, my fish weighed 4.80, 4.80/6.88=.69767X100=69.77 I think? Either way, it felt good to get a respectable entry at least
Now your talking. Nice looking bass.
She's just a young startup, but I figure the mossback camp needs a little support.
She taped 22", weighed 5lb-4oz and has a state score of only '30.4'.
Not to worry, we're counting on the big gals to rock-the-house in May
Roger
4lbs 6oz - 4.375/ 10.5 = 41.67%
Some really nice fish on the board!
Nice job guys!
4.56lb fish, state record is 9lbs 3oz = 49.62%
On 4/27/2014 at 11:13 AM, mnbassman23 said:
4.56lb fish, state record is 9lbs 3oz = 49.62%
It was fun while it lasted LOL, I'll upgrade but so will everyone else...
I doubt mine will last long either man lol. I think we'll both have to upgrade a few times to contend. What bait were you throwing? Got to love it when they choke it head first like that
On 4/27/2014 at 12:45 PM, RoLo said:
I boated a couple 4 pounders this afternoon (oddly, both weighed exactly 3-15) then finished the day with a 6-10 (23")for a state score of '38'. Though I've got the weight trend moving in the right direction,I'll need a double-digit bass to stay in the race against the BR hotshots.Roger
Now that scale never lies. Looks exactly like mine.
That scale is the bomb! Nice fish, too. Well done, Rolo.
Roger I'll gladly take that 6-10 off your hands if you don't want it great fish. Hope you tie into a DD.
Guys, I'm beginning to think that the bass are having fun with me.
Today, my best fish looked about a pound heavier than yesterday's best.
NUH UH, the trusty Brecknell told me that my eyes ran out on stems and it threw away the extra pound
Today's girl weighed 6-11, exactly one-ounce heavier than yesterday's (pathetic).
Yeah I've got pictures of her, but for one lousy ounce I didn't bother going through the FTP process.
Roger
On 4/15/2014 at 8:43 PM, Bluebasser86 said:I'm not posting anything until I get something that's at least 50%. Not like it matters, I know I'll need a 70%+ to even contend with Dwight
NY State
7.0 lbs / 11.25 lbs = .62222222
.62222 * 100 = 62.2! Good score i guess, more than halfway to the state record!
On 4/28/2014 at 9:17 AM, RoLo said:Guys, I'm beginning to think that the bass are having fun with me.
Today, my best fish looked about a pound heavier than yesterday's best.
NUH UH, the trusty Brecknell told me that my eyes ran out on stems and it threw away the extra pound
Today's girl weighed 6-11, exactly one-ounce heavier than yesterday's (pathetic).
Yeah I've got pictures of her, but for one lousy ounce I didn't bother going through the FTP process.
Roger
At least you are catching good ones Roger, Nicole and I have been catching a lot of fish but nothing over 4.
On 4/29/2014 at 8:29 AM, FishinDaddy said:At least you are catching good ones Roger, Nicole and I have been catching a lot of fish but nothing over 4.
Lee, I'm sure you're tired of hearing this from me, but next month (May),
you & your lovely wife will be scooping up the fat ladies
Speaking of ole bass, the girl below with the belly sores threw me a curveball.
I thought she weighed a pound more than my 6-10 on Saturday, but weighed only "1-ounce" more (6-11)
Lee, if you & I hope to stand a chance against the BR sharpshooters,
we need to be gunning for a 12-pound hippo
Roger
On 4/29/2014 at 11:15 AM, RoLo said:Lee, I'm sure you're tired of hearing this from me, but next month (May),
you & your lovely wife will be scooping up the fat ladies
Speaking of ole bass, the girl below with the belly sores threw me a curveball.
I thought she weighed a pound more than my 6-10 on Saturday, but weighed only "1-ounce" more (6-11)
Lee, if you & I hope to stand a chance against the BR sharpshooters,
we need to be gunning for a 12-pound hippo
Roger
I saw Wayne Yohn weigh a 14 pounder out of Kissimmee a couple of years ago. So at least we have the genetic pool to compete.
First entry for 2014 in the smallmouth category at 5.50lbs. PA state record is 8.5lbs. 5.50divided by 8.50 =s .6470588 X100 =s 64.71.
and with that.......here comes Hottle's greatest hits, vol.2014
(not sold in stores)
On 5/6/2014 at 10:15 AM, Dwight Hottle said:First entry for 2014 in the smallmouth category at 5.50lbs. PA state record is 8.5lbs. 5.50divided by 8.50 =s .6470588 X100 =s 64.71.
Shots fired!! Shots fired!!
On 5/6/2014 at 1:29 PM, Bluebasser86 said:Shots fired!! Shots fired!!
Nice fish Dwight -
On 5/6/2014 at 10:15 AM, Dwight Hottle said:First entry for 2014 in the smallmouth category at 5.50lbs. PA state record is 8.5lbs. 5.50divided by 8.50 =s .6470588 X100 =s 64.71.
Nice Smallie Dwight.
I'm really looking forward to being out on Lake Erie Again.
A-Jay
When does this competition end?
On 5/6/2014 at 10:35 PM, Pz3 said:When does this competition end?
the "competition" ends when Dwight post his first picture..... but the game ends at the end of the month I believe, not sure.
So I still have time to try and enter.
On 5/7/2014 at 12:47 AM, Pz3 said:So I still have time to try and enter.
you had to declare your intention in the other thread, so probably not.
good news is, they do it every year.
00mod, Ajay, fishing daddy, someone will be here shortly to clarify.
You had to declare In the previous thread. Just keep an eye out for next years.
Jeff
Well Dwight is starting early, i am liking that we already have a score around 70 at the moment. It will take a 75ish to be in the top three of this thing. I'll be able to start my season off tomorrow by finally fishing more than an hour and am excited. I am ready to put something on the thread and it might be a one pounder but i don't care. Game face is on...which probably doesn't mean anything to the fish and i will probably not catch anything big. Nevertheless, i'm going to pretend that i am ready to catch something big for this season
The Contest runs through June 15. Don't forget that this year we have 3 categories; Largemouth, Smallmouth, and Spot. 3 winners with prizes this year.
Time to upgrade. She weighed in at 5.97lbs. State record is 9lb 3oz. Should be a total of 64.98%
atta boy MNbassman!!!!!
On 5/8/2014 at 9:21 AM, Brian Needham said:atta boy MNbassman!!!!!
X2. Nice bass
Nice to see MN already in the running. So i said i would post no matter what to warm up. I have no giants from the other day i went fishing but it was fun to fish a whole day and try my luck out in weird stormy weather. Decided to fish my main lake Beaverdam Reservoir, a.k.a. lake desolation. Luckily caught some and never missed any giants. Started the day off with catching them on 2.5 square bill and stuck my first larger fish of the day at 4.10. Then switched to the jig in an area with grass and caught my next fish going at 4.4. Was happy as a clam since i was not expecting much from today's outing with the weather being weird and plus, i thought i was going to get rained out so it felt nice to catch a fish after sitting in the truck for 2 hours waiting it out. Then after a few more fish caught a nice 5 pounder on the wiggly jiggly. It was a fun outing and i had already predetermined that whatever i caught, i was going to post for this thread to get a warm up. This may be the lowest score thus far...can we have a prize for that? Maybe send an angler a hat that says special on it or something? Anywho, this is a brutal reservoir and anyone that fishes it knows it is hard to catch a fish, let alone have a decent day. I count it as a win,
4.4 Jiggly
4.10 crank
5.2 Jiggly
On the board,
Shimmy
Nice Job Man.
A-Jay
those are some pretty fish shimmy
Hey Shimmy, that first one is from your head all the way to your waist. LOOOOOONNNGG fish. Sure it wasn't 14.4lbs? Did you even have a scale?
Jeff
Those are slobs, shimmy. Good work man.
Nice fish shimmy. Way to get on that board.
you got on some solid fish there Shims!! look forward to hearing how your MN trips rolls out for ya when you get back up here
Shimmy stated:
Quote
This may be the lowest score thus far...can we have a prize for that?
Those are nice fish, Shimmy, but you don't have the lowest score. I guess I'll post these. I caught a 4 even and a fish that was just under 5.5 on my Boga Grip. If I call the biggest one a 5.4 I have 5.4/13.875 x100 = 38.9 percent. The 5.4 is the top fish. I definitely need to prepare more for fishing photographs. My quality doesn't compare to yours.
On 5/10/2014 at 3:40 AM, 00 mod said:Hey Shimmy, that first one is from your head all the way to your waist. LOOOOOONNNGG fish. Sure it wasn't 14.4lbs? Did you even have a scale?
Jeff
Ha, yeh, it is interesting, this reservoir the fish are usually an inch to an inch and a half longer than your typical 4 pound or 5 pound bass elsewhere. The problem has always been an inadequate forage and the fish are very thin. It's a huge bummer. The fish are hard enough to come by and when you finally get them, they are not well-feed.
Asking me if i have a scale, you know me too well apparently!!! In all honesty, i don't even think i would launch my boat if i didn't have one! Murphys law would lead me to catch a pb that day and i would spend more time upset wondering the weight than enjoying the fish.
On 5/10/2014 at 8:59 AM, shimmy said:Murphys law would lead me to catch a pb that day and i would spend more time upset wondering the weight than enjoying the fish.
been there done that....
On 5/10/2014 at 8:59 AM, shimmy said:Ha, yeh, it is interesting, this reservoir the fish are usually an inch to an inch and a half longer than your typical 4 pound or 5 pound bass elsewhere. The problem has always been an inadequate forage and the fish are very thin. It's a huge bummer. The fish are hard enough to come by and when you finally get them, they are not well-feed.
Asking me if i have a scale, you know me too well apparently!!! In all honesty, i don't even think i would launch my boat if i didn't have one! Murphys law would lead me to catch a pb that day and i would spend more time upset wondering the weight than enjoying the fish.
Yea..I was busting you a little. I 100% believe all of your weights. I love how you jab everyone else about not having a scale and guessing weights.
Jeff
On 5/8/2014 at 8:23 AM, mnbassman23 said:
Time to upgrade. She weighed in at 5.97lbs. State record is 9lb 3oz. Should be a total of 64.98%
You know, can we just point out the most important part of this catch??? The 5.97 was not rounded to a 6 or 7 pounder. The fish up north are about an inch shorter and an inch wider and can pass for bigger bass, even to the experienced eye. This is a true Christmas miracle. I always thought the ounces went 5.0 lbs, then 5.5, and then either 6 pounds, skipping 7, and straight to 8 pounds after that, no ounces in between. Perhaps Glenn should pin this post on the fishing reports section as a guide for dummies and mandate all happy clickers to read prior to slipping into a manic phase and posting crazy numbers with no respect towards the human race.
Nice post & pics Shimmy. We share the same sentiment regarding scales & posting legit weights. That is why I always have two scales in my boat.
On 5/10/2014 at 1:57 PM, shimmy said:You know, can we just point out the most important part of this catch??? The 5.97 was not rounded to a 6 or 7 pounder. The fish up north are about an inch shorter and an inch wider and can pass for bigger bass, even to the experienced eye. This is a true Christmas miracle. I always thought the ounces went 5.0 lbs, then 5.5, and then either 6 pounds, skipping 7, and straight to 8 pounds after that, no ounces in between. Perhaps Glenn should pin this post on the fishing reports section as a guide for dummies and mandate all happy clickers to read prior to slipping into a manic phase and posting crazy numbers with no respect towards the human race.
Are you off your meds again?
On 5/10/2014 at 9:48 PM, Dwight Hottle said:Nice post & pics Shimmy. We share the same sentiment regarding scales & posting legit weights. That is why I always have two scales in my boat.
I have a spring and a digital scale in my boat as well. But shimmy's wish will never happen.
On 5/10/2014 at 1:57 PM, shimmy said:You know, can we just point out the most important part of this catch??? The 5.97 was not rounded to a 6 or 7 pounder. The fish up north are about an inch shorter and an inch wider and can pass for bigger bass, even to the experienced eye. This is a true Christmas miracle. I always thought the ounces went 5.0 lbs, then 5.5, and then either 6 pounds, skipping 7, and straight to 8 pounds after that, no ounces in between. Perhaps Glenn should pin this post on the fishing reports section as a guide for dummies and mandate all happy clickers to read prior to slipping into a manic phase and posting crazy numbers with no respect towards the human race.
Classic shimmy.
You know I'm with you on the posting of weights, but I guess what I didn't realize was that you take those obviously bogus submissions so personally . . . .
A-Jay
On 5/10/2014 at 1:57 PM, shimmy said:You know, can we just point out the most important part of this catch??? The 5.97 was not rounded to a 6 or 7 pounder. The fish up north are about an inch shorter and an inch wider and can pass for bigger bass, even to the experienced eye. This is a true Christmas miracle. I always thought the ounces went 5.0 lbs, then 5.5, and then either 6 pounds, skipping 7, and straight to 8 pounds after that, no ounces in between. Perhaps Glenn should pin this post on the fishing reports section as a guide for dummies and mandate all happy clickers to read prior to slipping into a manic phase and posting crazy numbers with no respect towards the human race.
Proud to be #ShimmyApproved
That last sentence made for a good chuckle but you speak a lot of truth in this post.
My turn
8.64 (8-10) with a state record of 11.1875 (11-3) for a 77.22% fish. Get some!
On 5/11/2014 at 11:33 PM, SPEEDBEAD. said:My turn
8.64 (8-10) with a state record of 11.1875 (11-3) for a 77.22% fish. Get some!
Edit: Wont let me load the pic....hmmm.
PB!?!?!?!? I wanna see this pig
On 5/11/2014 at 11:33 PM, SPEEDBEAD. said:My turn
8.64 (8-10) with a state record of 11.1875 (11-3) for a 77.22% fish. Get some!
BOOM!!!!! Congrats bud!
Jeff
OH MY GOSHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH, She's beautiful...
that'll make some people do work right there!
slobber knocker right there wayne!
You are on a roll Wayne. Definitely a slobasouraus.
On 5/11/2014 at 11:33 PM, SPEEDBEAD. said:My turn
8.64 (8-10) with a state record of 11.1875 (11-3) for a 77.22% fish. Get some!
Gorgeous fish Wayne, that's a bass and a half!
Roger
On 5/11/2014 at 1:01 AM, FishinDaddy said:Are you off your meds again?
You know this type of reaction from personal experience?
The post is obviously being dramatic and apparently not all picked up on it. I could care less if Glenn posts it, my point is those who work extremely hard for a certain weight range understand the sacrifice it takes to get there and people throwing numbers around is kinda silly. Looking at SPEEDBEAD's persistence towards an 8 using swimbaits is a perfect example of how rewarding a true 8 pounder is. He has posted numerous fish that look over 8 but has always posted honest weights. By all means, those who care less about weights can throw the numbers around all day long with other people who throw random high numbers around; it is amusing to listen to, but for those who enjoy the real size of a bass, just avoid the shenanigans with us. I think my point has been made so no need to further blab on.
MNBassman23, don't get light minded with the ShimmyApproval stamp! That thing is hard to come by, mount that puppy on your wall!
On 5/11/2014 at 11:33 PM, SPEEDBEAD. said:My turn
8.64 (8-10) with a state record of 11.1875 (11-3) for a 77.22% fish. Get some!
Fantastic Bass Wayne ~
Congrats
A-Jay
Man, that's a fish. Nice work, brother!
For you guys whose scales only read in tenths or only ounces. A simple conversion.
1oz =s .0625
2oz =s .125
3oz =s .1875
4oz =s .25
5oz =s .3125
6oz =s .375
7oz =s .4375
8oz =s .50
9oz =s .5625
10oz =s .625
11oz =s .6875
12oz =s .75
13oz =s .8125
14oz =s .875
15oz =s .9375
Keep posting those slobs.
On 5/11/2014 at 11:33 PM, SPEEDBEAD. said:My turn
8.64 (8-10) with a state record of 11.1875 (11-3) for a 77.22% fish. Get some!
Now THAT is a fish! Nice work, Speedbead.
Nice Bass Speedbead!
Speed, that's a hawg! Nice fish!!
On 5/12/2014 at 10:17 AM, shimmy said:You know this type of reaction from personal experience?
Yes. I wonder all the time where my meds are. Right about the time I'm about to go postal...
Today's society has lost the importance of precision and accuracy. "Close Enough" drives me nuts. I take a lot of pride in being precise and accurate in everything I do. Apparently you value that as well. Sadly, we are in the vast minority. I understood your frustration and sarcasm, and agree.
On 5/13/2014 at 7:20 AM, FishinDaddy said:Yes. I wonder all the time where my meds are. Right about the time I'm about to go postal...
Today's society has lost the importance of precision and accuracy. "Close Enough" drives me nuts. I take a lot of pride in being precise and accurate in everything I do. Apparently you value that as well. Sadly, we are in the vast minority. I understood your frustration and sarcasm, and agree.
That's why we like you Lee. Most of us agree 100%.
On a side note, the shimmy stamp hurts like hell the first few days.
On 5/13/2014 at 9:47 AM, J Francho said:On a side note, the shimmy stamp hurts like hell the first few days.
Yes but the truth will set you free of pain.
Hit the lake today and decided to upgrade my status. Won't make a smidgen of a difference but i enjoy this thread being immersed with pictures. Decided to hit my lake again today for the first time since my last posting. Usually don't get to make it out that much but had an opening and had to take it. The day was really frustrating for a long time. Got there by 7 and by 4 in the afternoon had nearly 30 bites and only landed 3. The three that were landed were all under 3 ish. Worst of all, i missed a giant while casting into weeds and yanking the jig out of the cover repetitively. I saw her come out and inhale it, had a great hook set, and my darn pork trailer impeded the hookset and wedged itself into the hook. The only draw back with pork. Verdict is still out if it is worth using pork, i don't care, gonna use it anyways. So, i finally switch to my sunfish green jig with none other than the rage craw trailer and persisted to get more bites with absolutely nothing at the other end of the line. After being anchored to a point prior to a cove, i continued to cast down the channel and slowly bring the jiggard up along the path while coming as close as i could to the weed line. After feeling the same stupid tap i had been feeling all day long with absolutely nothing alive at the other end, i set the hook for kicks and giggles for the umpteenth time and there was weight! Hallelujah. I was more surprised by that than anything else today. Needless to say, she was just shy of 7 pounds. Only biggun caught today, would have had a great double with the other missed fish, but woulda shoulda coulda is the name of the game. And look, i know my fish from this lake is small comparatively speaking but every lake has it's context. This is a true giant for this body of water. No need to do the math on this one,
I decided to miss her a couple times with the net to add some suspense
Finally get her in, roughly 23 inches
Posing with her new jig in the mouth
Pulling her out of the livewell, the eyes of an angel
A bad pic here since i was by myself and failed to setup a good tripod shot. Decided not to get my whole self in the picture. Long distance pics are a no no, i thought i was closer than in reality. This fish's belly was nearly empty,
Shimmy
On 5/11/2014 at 11:33 PM, SPEEDBEAD. said:My turn
8.64 (8-10) with a state record of 11.1875 (11-3) for a 77.22% fish. Get some!
I can only hope that was a swimmer fish? Beautiful fish.
I'm pretty sure he caught it with a 3" senko. Gander house brand, of course.
Shhh, keep my secrets off the board please!
And....it was 4"
On 5/13/2014 at 8:35 PM, SPEEDBEAD. said:Shhh, keep my secrets off the board please!
And....it was 4"
I was thinking it was a Ned rig fish.
Smallmouth entry:
4lb8oz- 4.5/8.5 = .5294= 52.94% (PA record)
Soon to upgrade!!!
htt
I see I was not notified of the trip to Erie.
Thanks.
Hey Speedbead Jeff is netting on Erie this week. He takes good pics too. Upgrade for the smallmouth category.
6-4 oz divided by state record 8-8oz.
6.25/8.50 = 73.53 %
On 5/15/2014 at 7:34 PM, 00 mod said:Smallmouth entry:
4lb8oz- 4.5/8.5 = .5294= 52.94% (PA record)
Soon to upgrade!!!
htt
On 5/16/2014 at 6:03 AM, Dwight Hottle said:Hey Speedbead Jeff is netting on Erie this week. He takes good pics too. Upgrade for the smallmouth category.
6-4 oz divided by state record 8-8oz.
6.25/8.50 = 73.53 %
Very Nice Fish Guys ~ Classic Lake Erie Bronebacks - of course that tank Dwight got the lip lock on is a true trophy Anywhere . . . . . . . . . . . . .
I know you fellows earned those fish ~ Congrats
A-Jay
wow Dwight, just amazing. Can only imagine what it would be like to catch a smallie that big.
I imagine, it's much like tying your line to a small Volkswagen. And then hanging on until he runs outta gas. Nice job, guys!
On 5/16/2014 at 6:03 AM, Dwight Hottle said:Hey Speedbead Jeff is netting on Erie this week. He takes good pics too. Upgrade for the smallmouth category.
6-4 oz divided by state record 8-8oz.
6.25/8.50 = 73.53 %
HOLY COW!
It must be May
On 5/16/2014 at 6:03 AM, Dwight Hottle said:Hey Speedbead Jeff is netting on Erie this week. He takes good pics too. Upgrade for the smallmouth category.
6-4 oz divided by state record 8-8oz.
6.25/8.50 = 73.53 %
Everyone can now take a seat, grab some popcorn, and watch the show. The big "D" is now on the hunt.
Nice fish fellas! I'll be on my first official all day trip tomorrow. I doubt I'll get one as big as Speed but maybe I'll get to at least post an honorable mention bass!
Speed that is a Hog nicely done Sir, Dwight very nice fish to you too Sir.
I cant imagine, maybe someday.
Taylor and I went to our local mud puddle/county park/old phosphate pit to test out the new humminbird this afternoon. Caught several 2 pounders and then this girl inhaled a blue berry vibe.
She only weighed 6.1 pounds which would score a 35.32.
Nice post spawner there, must have been a long fish. Congrats.
Upgrade on my smallie entry and a new PB
5lbs 0 oz (yes really on 2 different scales)
5.0/8.5 = .59 x 100 = 59% (PA record)
Jeff
Looks a little light.
On 5/22/2014 at 3:41 AM, SPEEDBEAD. said:Looks a little light.
Bite me!
She did. Nice PB Jeff.
Here's my first entry into the fray ~ hope it's not my last.
5 lb - 3 oz 5.1875 / 8.50 = .610 x 100 = 61.10 %
A-Jay
On 5/23/2014 at 5:04 AM, A-Jay said:Here's my first entry into the fray ~ hope it's not my last.
5 lb - 3 oz 5.1875 / 8.50 = .610 x 100 = 61.10 %
A-Jay
I see a lot of blue cooler love in this thread! Congrats mi amigo! You earned the darn hat!
Jeff
On 5/23/2014 at 5:04 AM, A-Jay said:Here's my first entry into the fray ~ hope it's not my last.
5 lb - 3 oz 5.1875 / 8.50 = .610 x 100 = 61.10 %
A-Jay
Great fish A-Jay, that is awesome! Way to go man
Anyone fishing?
I'm still biting at the apple but mostly catching walleye & perch very few bass and no upgrades.
On 6/5/2014 at 5:21 AM, Dwight Hottle said:I'm still biting at the apple but mostly catching walleye & perch very few bass and no upgrades.
Dwight, at least you're chomping at the apple
Against my wife's wishes, I recently performed some home surgery on an ingrown toenail (vertical cuts & yank-out with needle-nose pliers)
The podiatrist told me that even a youngster abused in this fashion would never heal PICKY - PICKY
In any case, between the infected toe and adverse weather, we haven't much chance to wet a line.
Hopefully that'll change real soon, but in the wake of Speedbead's hippo, my confidence level has been sharply deflated
Roger
On 6/5/2014 at 5:21 AM, Dwight Hottle said:I'm still biting at the apple but mostly catching walleye & perch very few bass and no upgrades.
Somewhere on Lake Erie there's a walleye guy cursing all the monster smallies he keeps hauling in.
On 6/5/2014 at 8:47 AM, Jolly Green said:Somewhere on Lake Erie there's a walleye guy cursing all the monster smallies he keeps hauling in.
I would gladly trade him an 8lb Waldo for the same size smallie. I would even trade him two 10lb sheepshead for one 7 lb smallie.
On 6/5/2014 at 8:52 AM, Dwight Hottle said:I would gladly trade him an 8lb Waldo for the same size smallie. I would even trade him two 10lb sheepshead for one 7 lb smallie.
For anyone in search of pure, unadulterated generosity..............you won't find it here
it's hot...not the fishing, but the air and water temps.
warmer and I managed some good keepers on Toho last Saturday but nothing over 3 lbs.
On 6/5/2014 at 9:47 AM, FishinDaddy said:it's hot...not the fishing, but the air and water temps.
warmer and I managed some good keepers on Toho last Saturday but nothing over 3 lbs.
Good Deal
sounds like Goblets Cove
We're still trying here in Northwestern Missouri but I am not even getting close. I caught this 6 lb'er today at Smithville Lake. She was 22 inches long but too slender to carry a lot of weight. Maybe a month ago she would have been a bit heavier with eggs. So 6 lb/13.875 lbs x 100 puts me at a pitiful 43.2 percent. Getting my wife to fill the frame to make the fish look good is something else that I am failing at as well.
Beautiful bass Ed.....Way to go!!
Roger
Nice one. I sent you a pm.
Doesn't compete with Speeds monster LM but here's my 6lbs 22" caught on a rage rigged rage smokin rooster.. She had just spawned out sadly..
That fish has a good frame to it. She should weigh nicely in the spring.
Another nice post spawner... 4lbs exactly and 21", texas rigged rage craw
There's some really nice fish posted in this thread. Keep 'em coming guys!
Fin?
On 6/16/2014 at 11:28 PM, SPEEDBEAD. said:Fin?
Yeah I think it ended back on May 11th, lol.
Nice job, everybody. My biggest woulda only been 63.77, so no where near the size I needed. Congrats to the winners! Watch, now I'll break the state record! Haha. Next year, ya'll!