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Sunshine showdown this weekend any predictions? 2024


fishing user avatarsmallieking reply : 

the sunshine showdown on the harris chain of lakes is taking place this weekend  and im kinda excited   all the experts are expecting huge fish catches and huge bags   does anyone have any predictions?  i think that either preston clark or terry stroggins will win  dean rojas might have a good tournament too with the frog maybe  


fishing user avatarFishinDaddy reply : 

Small bags and tough fishing....and Harris is not known for its frog bite.  The weather here is going to be rough for the next few days.


fishing user avatarsmallieking reply : 

o really? the guys on bassmaster are predicting record breaking fishing    im from PA so if i think of florida i think of frogs and big fish   wow  im way off   well who do u think will have a good tournament?


fishing user avatarGobbleDog reply : 

A few monsters will be caught off beds, but with rain on Friday and cold/windy after that there will probably be fewer limits. My club fished Harris 2 months ago and not many boats weighed anything in.  The weather was horrible, but I've always thought Lake Harris was a tough place to fish.

My only prediction in this tournament is whoever wins, they're preferred bait of choice will probably be an ugly looking crankbait.


fishing user avatarjrhennecke reply : 
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o really? the guys on bassmaster are predicting record breaking fishing im from PA so if i think of florida i think of frogs and big fish wow im way off well who do u think will have a good tournament?

They always predict "record breaking" fishing now.  I think maybe Peter T. will have a good tournament.


fishing user avatarCJ reply : 

Terry Scroggins


fishing user avatarThe Bass Guy reply : 

Me thinks it is going to be one of the Florida boys...  The weather is supposed to turn really cruddy here after having a gorgeous week..  


fishing user avatarHesterIsGod reply : 
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Terry Scroggins

Thats a good choice he is always good in Florida. But I have a system this year. I pick Van Dam every time. So I know I will at least get one or two tournaments right. ;)


fishing user avataralger319 reply : 
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Terry Scroggins

my choice , because i know where he's fishin ;)


fishing user avatarFishinDaddy reply : 

The big bags will come from Harris cranking offshore..If they can find shell bars with a mix of eel grass the bags will be 20 lbs, but most of those guys are going to try and flip...either Peter T or KVD would be my favorite because they will work offshore most of the time.


fishing user avatarCatt reply : 

Takahiro Omori  ;)


fishing user avatarjaskoh reply : 

I wish they had the blog again like the Classic.  Im sitting at work wishing I could hit the refrest button ever 20 minutes.  


fishing user avatarbocabasser reply : 
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Small bags and tough fishing....and Harris is not known for its frog bite. The weather here is going to be rough for the next few days.

well said lee. a frog bite is not gonna happen on harris. if it does, it will be a surprise. this tourny will be won in the canals or at the openings where the lake meets the canals. i'm with you lee it will be tough. the florida boys should do well, scroggins has a great chance.


fishing user avatarMaxDal reply : 

Just read that they are not expecting big bags any longer...due to an unexpected cold front as it seems.

As for the canals, it appears a lot of good limits were caught there in past tourneys, but they have been doing a lot of work on them.

Any local here has Info on the water level ?

Max


fishing user avataralger319 reply : 

yeah water level=low ...but fishin is fine, although for the front coming through, it may be tough. either the winner is gonna pull some huge bedding fishies from.. :-X.. or someones gonna pull a huge bag shallow crankin. i'm :-X because i know where boyd duckett, scroggins, g-man and Omori are fishin, my buddy 'accidently' pulled a 8lber in front of them..


fishing user avatarMaxDal reply : 

wow a 8lber in front of guys entering a BASS Elite tourney .... That gotta hurt !

So the water level is low, which leads me to believe that the canals should be less accessible, and fewer fish are likely to be there too.

You guys still have enough bedding fish to let somebody target them specifically..cause I thought the spawn happens earlier in Sunshine state ?

Do you think there's already postspawn bass deeper ? And do you think someone could get away with deep postspawn bass ?


fishing user avatarBass XL reply : 

how about that 10 pounder!!??


fishing user avatarFishinDaddy reply : 

Max,

Canals in Florida are mostly manmade and typically deeper than the surrounding lakes.  9th st canal will most likely produce a winning bag.  Also the canals in Lake Griffin have been recently dredged and have hard bottoms, for the guys willing to make a long run it will probably pay off.

As for the spawn, well in Fla it starts in January and ends sometimes in April.  I have seen bedding fish for the last 6 weeks but my bigger fish have come from staging areas.  Flats in 4-6 ft of water between deeper water and shallow bedding areas.


fishing user avataralger319 reply : 

as fishindaddy said, the accessible canals are still holding plenty of fish and the spawn is still goin on. espicially where i said those pros are fishing. im going out tommorrow to see who all are fishin my spots. ANYONE ELSE GONNA BE OUT THERE??


fishing user avatarsmallieking reply : 

everyone picked stroggins but he isnt doing great and my closes guest was rojas who is currently 4th


fishing user avatarbocabasser reply : 

it is not over yet smallie king. the weather is gonna be brutal today and tomorrow.

lee-9th street canal is where a decent bag is gonna come from.  i also believe that deep ridge in harris is gonna produce a nice sack. we'll see.


fishing user avatarGobbleDog reply : 

DAY 1

Place      Angler                      City, State            (Fish/Weight)

1      BILL LOWEN      NORTH BEND, OH      5 21-10

2      BRYAN HUDGINS      ORANGE PARK, FL      5 21-6

3      BILLY BREWER      BRUCEVILLE, TX      5 20-7

4      DEAN ROJAS      LAKE HAVASU , AZ      5 18-2

5      DAVE WOLAK      WAKE FOREST, NC      5 17-12

6      BRIAN SNOWDEN      REEDS SPRING, MO      5 17-3

7      JIMMY MIZE      BEN LOMOND, AR      5 16-9

8      FRED ROUMBANIS      BIXBY, OK                      5 16-5

9      MARK DAVIS      MOUNT IDA, AR      5 16-1

10      RAY SEDGWICK      CROSS, SC      4 15-14

11      MIKE MCCLELLAND      BELLA VISTA, AR      5 15-13

11      BRITT MYERS      LAKE WYLIE, SC      5 15-13

13      RICK ASH                              , PA      5 15-12

14      MATT REED      MADISONVILLE, TX      5 14-12

15      TAKAHIRO OMORI      EMORY, TX                      5 14-2

16      JASON QUINN      YORK, SC                      5 14-0

17      GARY KLEIN      WEATHERFORD, TX      5 13-10

18      RICK MORRIS      VIRGINIA BEACH, VA      5 13-9

19      TIMMY HORTON      MUSCLE SHOALS, AL      5 13-5

20      CLIFF PACE      PETAL, MS                      5 13-1

21      GERALD SWINDLE      WARRIOR, AL      5 12-15

21      BRADLEY HALLMAN      NORMAN, OK      5 12-15

23      MARTY ROBINSON      LYMAN, SC                      5 12-14

24      RUSSELL LANE      PRATTVILLE, AL      5 12-11

25      STEPHEN KENNEDY      AUBURN, AL      5 12-8

26      GUY EAKER      CHERRYVILLE, NC      5 12-4

27      YUSUKE MIYAZAKI      FORNEY, TX      5 12-3

28      BERNARD SCHULTZ      GAINESVILLE, FL      5 12-1

28      AARON MARTENS      LEEDS, AL                      5 12-1

28      JAMES NIGGEMEYER      VAN, TX                      5 12-1

31      TODD FAIRCLOTH      JASPER, TX      5 11-13

32      KEVIN WIRTH      CRESTWOOD, KY      5 11-11

32      DENNIS BRAUER      CAMDENTON, MO      5 11-11

34      SKEET REESE      AUBURN, CA      5 11-9

35      RANDY HOWELL      SPRINGVILLE, AL      5 11-5

36      KENYON HILL      NORMAN, OK      5 11-4

36      CHRIS LANE      LAKELAND, FL      5 11-4

38      SCOTT CAMPBELL      SPRINGFIELD, MO      5 11-3

38      RICK CLUNN      AVA, MO                      5 11-3

40      KEVIN SHORT      MAYFLOWER, AR      5 11-2

41      MORIZO SHIMIZU      OSAKA, JP        5 11-1

42      JARED LINTNER      ARROYO, CA      5 10-15

43      STEPHEN DANIEL      CLEWISTON, FL      4 10-8

44      TOMMY BIFFLE      WAGONER, OK      5 10-6

45      MICHAEL IACONELLI      RUNNEMEDE, NJ      5 10-5

45      CHARLIE HARTLEY      GROVE CITY, OH      5 10-5

47      MARK MENENDEZ      PADUCAH, KY      5 10-4

48      SHAW E GRIGSBY      GAINESVILLE, FL      5 10-1

48      PRESTON CLARK      PALATKA, FL      5 10-1

50      MIKE WURM      HOT SPRINGS, AR      5 9-15

51      BOYD DUCKETT      DEMOPOLIS, AL      5 9-14

51      BRIAN CLARK      HALTOM CITY, TX      5 9-14

53      STEPHEN BROWNING      HOT SPRINGS, AR      5 9-12

53      MARTY STONE      FAYETTEVILLE, NC      5 9-12

55      GLENN DELONG      BELLVILLE, OH      5 9-11

55      DEREK REMITZ      GRANT, AL      5 9-11

57      MATT AMEDEO      CLINTON, OH      5 9-5

58      KEVIN VANDAM      KALAMAZOO, MI      5 9-2

59      PAUL ELIAS      LAUREL, MS      5 9-1

60      JOHN CREWS      SALEM, VA      5 9-0

60      CASEY ASHLEY      DONALDS, SC      5 9-0

60      COREY WALDROP      FORT WORTH, TX      4 9-0

60      PAUL HIROSKY      GUYS MILLS, PA      5 9-0

64      ALTON JONES      WACO, TX      5 8-14

65      KURT DOVE      FAIRFAX, VA      5 8-12

66      MARK TYLER      VIAN, OK        5 8-9

67      ROBERT MYERS      TULSA, OK      5 8-7

68      JEREMY STARKS      CHARLESTON, WV      4 8-5

68      DAVY HITE      NINETY SIX, SC                         5 8-5

70      BEN MATSUBU      HEMPHILL, TX      5    8-4

70      ZELL ROWLAND      MONTGOMERY, TX      5 8-4

72      ELTON LUCE      BROOKELAND, TX      5 8-3

73      MATTHEW SPHAR      PAVILION, NY      5 8-2

74      KEVIN LANGILL      TERRELL, NC      5 8-1

75      JON BONDY      WINDSOR, ON      3 8-0

76      KOTARO KIRIYAMA      MOODY, AL      4 7-15

76      KEN D COOK      LAWTON, OK      5 7-15

78      TERRY SCROGGINS      SAN MATEO, FL      5 7-13

78      TERRY BUTCHER      TALALA, OK      5 7-13

80      EDWIN EVERS      TALALA, OK      5 7-12

81      JAMI FRALICK      MARTIN, SD      5 7-11

82      GRANT GOLDBECK      GAITHERSBURG, MD      5 7-8

82      JEFF KRIET      ARDMORE, OK                  4 7-8

82      DUSTIN WILKS      ROCKY MOUNT, NC      5 7-8

85      PAT GOLDEN      HIGH POINT, NC      5 7-6

85      BOBBY LANE      LAKELAND, FL      5 7-6

87      KELLY JORDON      MINEOLA, TX      3 7-4

88      JASON WILLIAMSON      AIKEN, SC      4 7-0

88      PETE PONDS      MADISON, MS      5 7-0

90      CLARK REEHM      RUSSELLVILLE, AR      5 6-14

90      JAY FULLER      KINGSTON, OK      5 6-14

92      BYRON VELVICK      DEL RIO, TX      5 6-13

92      JEFF CONNELLA      BENTLEY, LA      5 6-13

94      JIM MURRAY      ARABI, GA      3 6-12

95      TODD AUTEN      LAKE WYLIE, SC      5 6-10

96      DAVID SMITH      DEL CITY, OK      5 6-7

97      GREG GUTIERREZ      RED BLUFF, CA      5 6-3

98      SCOTT ROOK      LITTLE ROCK, AR      5 6-2

99      ISHAMA MONROE      HUGHSON, CA      5 6-1

100      PETER E THLIVEROS      ST AUGUSTINE, FL      5 5-13

101      MARK TUCKER      SAINT LOUIS, MO      5 5-10

102      JAMES KENNEDY      LACOMBE, LA      5 5-6

103      JOHN MURRAY      PHOENIX, AZ      3 5-3

104      BRENT CHAPMAN      LAKE QUIVIRA, KS      4 5-0

105      DAVID SHERRER      SHREVEPORT, LA      3 4-12

106      WADE GROOMS      BONNEAU, SC      3 3-15

107      RANDY ALLEN      SHREVEPORT, LA      2 3-1

108      JEFF REYNOLDS      IDABEL, OK      2 2-12

109      GREG HACKNEY      GONZALES, LA      1 1-2


fishing user avatarsmallieking reply : 

lol  yea i know   when is the live weight ins?


fishing user avatarBass XL reply : 
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lol yea i know when is the live weight ins?

4 o'clock eastern...or 3 o'clock central.


fishing user avatarMaxDal reply : 

Here's the 50-cut for tomorrow !

1 Brian Snowden

2 Mark Menendez  

3 Bobby Lane  

4 Rick Morris  

5 Mike McClelland  

6 Bill Lowen  

7 Rick Ash  

8 Mark Davis  

9 Dave Wolak  

10 Guy Eaker  

11 Kevin Short  

12 Dean Rojas  

13 Bryan Hudgins  

14 Britt Myers  

15 Matt Reed  

16 Todd Faircloth

17 Gary Klein

18 Preston Clark  

18 Glenn Delong

20 Stephen Browning  

21 Morizo Shimizu  

22 Randy Howell  

23 Bradley Hallman

24 Billy Brewer

25 Skeet Reese  

25 Fred Roumbanis  

27 Jason Quinn  

28 Jimmy Mize  

29 Derek Remitz  

30 Casey Ashley  

30 Scott Rook

32 Russ Lane  

33 Tommy Biffle  

34 Marty Stone  

34 Clark Reehm  

36 Kevin Wirth  

37 Jared Lintner  

38 Takahiro Omori  

38 Mike Wurm  

38 Kenyon Hill  

41 Jim Murray

42 Gerald Swindle

43 Kevin VanDam

43 John Crews

45 Aaron Martens

46 Matthew Sphar  

47 Steve Kennedy  

47 Shaw E Grigsby

47 Alton Jones

50 Chris Lane  

more details : http://proxy.espn.go.com/outdoors/bassmaster/members/ldr/leaderboard?tournamentId=830


fishing user avatarFishinDaddy reply : 

I may have missed on the anglers but I got the weight right......For Saturday I would say no more than 2 bags over 15 and Sunday with the front those fish are going to get lockjaw....BAD....I would bet half of those professionals don't catch a limit....


fishing user avatarsmallieking reply : 

Dean moved back up to forth    after day 3   heres the the leaderboard after days 3 http://proxy.espn.go.com/outdoors/bassmaster/members/ldr/leaderboard?tournamentId=830


fishing user avatarGobbleDog reply : 

Do the pros get an exemption to  weigh-in 12" fish instead of the Florida regs of 14"?

:-?


fishing user avatarsmallieking reply : 

hmm idk i always thought that they had to follow the state and lake regualations  


fishing user avatarCatt reply : 

Now that it's down to 13 who y'all picking?

I think a 10 pound lead is a lot to over come  ;)

BRIAN SNOWDEN

MIKE MCCLELLAND

BOBBY LANE

DEAN ROJAS

CHRIS LANE

MARK MENENDEZ

STEPHEN KENNEDY

MORIZO SHIMIZU

RICK ASH

KENYON HILL

TODD FAIRCLOTH

MARK DAVIS

BRADLEY HALLMAN


fishing user avatarMaxDal reply : 

I thought B.A.S.S sanctionned tournaments had to comply with local fishing regulations too, but I also found like 2 or 3 bass that were weighed were fairly small...

But I'm sure I'm wrong cause B.A.S.S knows the rules and I trust Mr Weldon on the issue.

Still Jason Quinn had two fish on Day 3, that went 1lbs11oz.

And Brian Easler on the co-angler side had a 0lbs12oz on day 3 too.

Still better than nothing ! ;) ;)

BTW congrats to the Lane Family ! Bobby in third place and his bro in 5th. Not to mention Robert Lane on the co-angler side. Nice fishing legacy in the family ! 8-)


fishing user avatarHesterIsGod reply : 

I hope Snowden wins it. I like him.


fishing user avatarhjerk24 reply : 

Are we able to watch weigh-ins as a basic member, or must we be a Bass Insider?

I am looking ahead to 3:30 for weigh-ins

Just curious?


fishing user avatarhjerk24 reply : 

Referring to the "Hooked Up" section.


fishing user avatarhjerk24 reply : 

Seems like it's loading- at 3:10- but before was just a white screen- we'll see.


fishing user avatarfishnaddiction reply : 

naw i been watching it for the past two days   yesterday it was slow and bassmaster unversity never came on but the weight in came on right on time  so just wait maybe


fishing user avatarhjerk24 reply : 

It comes on, and I see the 40th anniversary sign at 3:20

We'll see.


fishing user avatarfishnaddiction reply : 

yea if it isnt up by 3:40  refresh the page   that might do it


fishing user avatarhjerk24 reply : 

Working


fishing user avatarfishnaddiction reply : 

yea im watching it too

BRIAN SNOWDEN is fumbling on the final day!!!!!!


fishing user avatarMaxDal reply : 

WOW Brian Swoden just got skunked on the last day ... what a shock after those tree great days for him.

It's over !

MIKE MCCLELLAND takes the victory ! 2008 winner of the Sunshine Showdown ....


fishing user avatarBass XL reply : 

Yeah I was pullin for Bobby Lane (fantasy team), but I also like Mike.


fishing user avatarsmallieking reply : 

yea thats too bad   congrads to the lane brothers  finishing 3rd and 4th and they should both do very very good next week at kissimee


fishing user avatar5bass reply : 

What a way to lose.....he'd been catching them so good. It happens like that sometimes. I'm glad McClelland won it, he's been thru a lot in his life. Heck of a nice guy too.


fishing user avatarHesterIsGod reply : 

Man! McClelland wins one every year! He's good


fishing user avatarsmallieking reply : 

yea im betting he is going to get another one this year    he will win it on the jig


fishing user avatarCatt reply : 

10 of the top 12 were throwing Texas Rigged plastic  ;)


fishing user avatarTin reply : 

Snowden has a bad habit of blowing leads going into the final day, I know he did it a couple times in the Elite 50's tourney's a few years ago. This goes to show, even pro's get skunked, even KVD did it on the final day in a tourney in 2005 when he had the lead.


fishing user avatarGobbleDog reply : 
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Do the pros get an exemption to weigh-in 12" fish instead of the Florida regs of 14"?

:-?

Over the weekend, I had 3 fishing friends confirm that B.A.S.S. does give a 12" exemption while fishing in Florida.

Lame  :P


fishing user avatarjaskoh reply : 
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Do the pros get an exemption to weigh-in 12" fish instead of the Florida regs of 14"?

:-?

Over the weekend, I had 3 fishing friends confirm that B.A.S.S. does give a 12" exemption while fishing in Florida.

Lame :P

I was watching the weigh-ins live on the internet and I saw a 10 and 11 oz bass brought in by co-anglers.  I don't know if I could of swallowed my pride and bring it to the scales.  


fishing user avatarGobbleDog reply : 

Like most Floridians, I can eyeball a 14" fish and know if it's legal or not within a quarter inch or less.  But I'd probably have to measure every fish below that to know if it's 12" or not.  

It's surprising that B.A.S.S. allows the exemption.  I wonder why they do it.?  To create more limits and more excitement?


fishing user avatarMaxDal reply : 

well if it is true, that kinda sucks !

I know that Florida have different regulations depending on where you are.

@Jaskoh : Did you see what two fish Jason Quinn brought to the weigh-in too ? Two bass for a total of 1lb11oz .... that's small !


fishing user avatarbocabasser reply : 
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Do the pros get an exemption to weigh-in 12" fish instead of the Florida regs of 14"?

:-?

Over the weekend, I had 3 fishing friends confirm that B.A.S.S. does give a 12" exemption while fishing in Florida.

Lame :P

I was watching the weigh-ins live on the internet and I saw a 10 and 11 oz bass brought in by co-anglers. I don't know if I could of swallowed my pride and bring it to the scales.

are you kidding me? when the fishing is tough, a 12 inch fish or 10 ounces could mean the difference between winning and losing. cashing a check or going home broke. i will swallow my pride every time when there is money on the line. you must not tournament fish with that statement.


fishing user avatarMaxDal reply : 

@bocabasser,

I think he was referring to the fact that's it sort of useless to bring that sole micro-sized bass to the weigh-in if you know you're already out of contention.

Like say, you're 15 pounds behind, and you just have one 11ozer to show.

I guess, I would still show it, for the sake of tournament fishing .... and to give my friends something to have a good laugh about !


fishing user avatarroadwarrior reply : 
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Do the pros get an exemption to weigh-in 12" fish instead of the Florida regs of 14"?:-?

"Did you see what two fish Jason Quinn brought to the weigh-in too?

Two bass for a total of 1lb11oz ...."

Geez...

:D


fishing user avatarjrhennecke reply : 
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Do the pros get an exemption to weigh-in 12" fish instead of the Florida regs of 14"?

:-?

Over the weekend, I had 3 fishing friends confirm that B.A.S.S. does give a 12" exemption while fishing in Florida.

Lame :P

I was watching the weigh-ins live on the internet and I saw a 10 and 11 oz bass brought in by co-anglers. I don't know if I could of swallowed my pride and bring it to the scales.

are you kidding me? when the fishing is tough, a 12 inch fish or 10 ounces could mean the difference between winning and losing. cashing a check or going home broke. i will swallow my pride every time when there is money on the line. you must not tournament fish with that statement.

It's about points too.  


fishing user avataralger319 reply : 

Yes the pros get exemptions to catch 12" bass but that permit also allows them to bring in more than one fish over 22". it would suck if you had to throw back a huge fish cause you already had a huge fish!?!


fishing user avatarGobbleDog reply : 
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Yes the pros get exemptions to catch 12" bass but that permit also allows them to bring in more than one fish over 22". it would suck if you had to throw back a huge fish cause you already had a huge fish!?!

Yep.  Funny thing is not all Florida anglers know the 22" rule.  I haven't personally seen it, but I've heard of people being DQ'd for bringing too many 22" fish to the scales.

DOH!   ;D


fishing user avatarTin reply : 
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Do the pros get an exemption to weigh-in 12" fish instead of the Florida regs of 14"?

:-?

Over the weekend, I had 3 fishing friends confirm that B.A.S.S. does give a 12" exemption while fishing in Florida.

Lame :P

I was watching the weigh-ins live on the internet and I saw a 10 and 11 oz bass brought in by co-anglers. I don't know if I could of swallowed my pride and bring it to the scales.

are you kidding me? when the fishing is tough, a 12 inch fish or 10 ounces could mean the difference between winning and losing. cashing a check or going home broke. i will swallow my pride every time when there is money on the line. you must not tournament fish with that statement.

Prime example was Classic in Pittsburgh. If you caught 3 ,12 inch fish a day you woudld have been in the Super 6.


fishing user avatarHesterIsGod reply : 
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Do the pros get an exemption to weigh-in 12" fish instead of the Florida regs of 14"?

:-?

Over the weekend, I had 3 fishing friends confirm that B.A.S.S. does give a 12" exemption while fishing in Florida.

Lame :P

I was watching the weigh-ins live on the internet and I saw a 10 and 11 oz bass brought in by co-anglers. I don't know if I could of swallowed my pride and bring it to the scales.

There is no "swallowing pride" for the pros. Whats wrong with a 12 inch fish??? Its better than no fish, just ask Brian Snowden. ;)


fishing user avatar5bass reply : 
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There is no "swallowing pride" for the pros. Whats wrong with a 12 inch fish??? Its better than no fish, just ask Brian Snowden. ;)

Dang, kickin' a man while he's down!  ;D  


fishing user avatarwarmer reply : 

how bout those lane boys!

lakeland, fl represent!

fo sho

and all that sort of thing.

oh, and yes, 12" and the limit of one over 22" exemptions are given at many tournaments in fl, and certainly the major ones.




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