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Humongous trophy metro bass!


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Well done calvinist! he got this whopper whale today! I thought they only got this fat out in california or florida!

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He got this lunker too!

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I didn't get any biguns, guess he got me back for lettin' the air outta his tube on the water last weekend haha grin.gif!!

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Wow! Nice fish, nice gut Calvinist! Did you get a rough measurement on the fish? Looks bigger than anything I've hauled into the boat/canoe this summer. cool.gif

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Man oh man, Casey one heck of a fish! That looks at least 6 pounds. Did you catch her on a Manns minus one?

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It measured about 20.5 inches, but the gut looked like it swallowed a softball. It had to be 6 lb. Carp, I caught it on a black Booyah spinner with a gold curly tail plastic trailer. The worst part of the day was putting up with Cybe's whining tongue.gif! Actually Mike did a nice job taking snapshots, they turned out great!

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Wow, very nice! Was she able to pull your tube around?

Im not even going to ask for a lake name but it looks pretty wooded, does it have a public access? I seriously contemplated getting a float tube this year so I could fish a few of the small lakes around my house without a public access.

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It was on a small metro lake, no P.A. And yeah, it is fun going for a ride with a big one on in the tube. Usually they just spin you around a couple times.

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Thanks Buzz, but no replica for the green carp. She was fun to CPR though. Did you ever get out on saturday? I was lookin' for your e-mail, but figured you got busy with something else. No biggie, we'll get out some other time. You do hard water fishing?

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I think I know where that is. Looks like the other side of the lake that I couldnt get to. Thats a hog.

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Very nice fish...looks over 6 to me! A friend got one earlier this year that was just shy of 6lbs and this fish looks bigger. Either way, very nice fish...now I HAVE to go fishing today, thanks alot!

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A true Hawg. A monster Pig. Sweet looking fish, congrats. I'll see if what I can do to keep up, it's that time of the year boys, the fun season begins.

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I didn't get out Saturday, I thought it was going to be crappy weather and made other family plans and we had people over for a group BBQ in the afternoon. I do the Ice fishing thing, however I'm not diehard into it. We'll have to hook up again hopefully before the boat goes into storage!

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