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Post NICE BASS pictures HERE, but remember to send in a report as well so it becomes part of your online fishing log and is available for all time. 
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Salmon......
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Joined: 3/1/2008
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Location: Auburn
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4lb 11.5oz Smallie
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Joined: 5/6/2007
Posts: 503
Location: Seattle WA
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4-5-08 Silver Lake, cowlitz co. 4 lb 4 oz 
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Early/mid march 2008. 5 lb 2 oz. 
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Another 4lb 11oz Smallie, same day as fish above
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Location: Battleground
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Very nice pictures.
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Joined: 4/28/2007
Posts: 431
Location: Puyallup
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Jan 22nd 08'
4-10oz April 4th 08'
4-9oz
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Nice fish daniel. I think you need a new scale though. That top fish looks AT LEAST 5lbs.
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platinumroof wrote:Nice fish daniel. I think you need a new scale though. That top fish looks AT LEAST 5lbs. I thought it was gonna go over 5lbs too. I checked my scale with others and 5lb weights and its dead on. O-well. Hey I was at American yesterday and talked to a guy that said he knows/fishes with you. He said he recently bought a house on the lake. Don't remember his name but nice guy and and had nice things to say about you. See you our there some day!
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Daniel, I am gald I take great photos!   I think this was in August or September but definitely 2007. Don't know how much it weighed. Shimano Compre and Daiwa Sweepfire (daughter's) Spinning reel on 6# Trilene XL mono and a Rapala DT6.  A little Jimmie Houston love with the same fish. Here's another, caught with the Drop Shot.  Daughter with a Bass 
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Location: Seattle WA
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Only one fish today, but it was a decent one. Cut the weight and tag end of the line off my drop shot rig and fished a wacky rig senko with the small gama hook. Got it in pretty shallow water. Man thats a fight on a light action DS rod. Water temp 52 at the most before we left. Fish went 2.5 lbs, sure looks bigger huh. 
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Nice chunk Chris. I can't believe that fish is 2.5. That scale of yours is screwing you man. Or maybe the fish was holding its breath  That makes them lighter you know. 
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Well this fish sure has a weird story behind it. I bet anyone my boat that this is a Trophy board size fish. My guesstimation is low 7 lbs, very close to beating my personal best of 7lb 5oz. LLOOONNNGGG story, but I have no better pics or an official weight so it goes here ! 2nd swimbait fish for me, and boy on the 10th or so cast of the day, you can't ask for anything better. What a beauty, try to find a blemish on that fish, there wasn't one. Released to be caught again, hopefully by me. Thats a size 13 shoe, 13 inchs long for comparison. 
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Location: seattle
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damn chris that is a chunk! mattlures bluegill again?
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nice fish chris!! i take it you put it on the stringer so you could get a pic?
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I wear a size 13 too and I'm looking at my foot and saying "Dang that bass is almost twice the length of my Nikes!"
Nice fishy there ChrisB, gotta be prepared with a scale if you throwing big bass baits...
Salmon......
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Oh trust me guys, I was prepared. I put it on the stringer, through the gills not poking a hole in his mouth, so I could buy more time to get my scale and camera ready. Taking pics by myself and all. She shook off the stringer while I wasn't looking, the clip barely closed to begin with the mouth was so big. It was on the stringer for less than 15 seconds, no joke. My mistake, I'll learn. lol It sure was fun though. 6 inch Hudd. VERY high 6lb range, low 7 possibly. Thanks for the props.
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nice, i got one on that bait the other day, but not really worth putting up a picture tho lol.
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