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Bassegalla

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  1. around 6:30 pm 2 years ago at lake Okeechobee.. 8lbs 12oz. I'm used to 2-3 lbers up here in CT on average, so 8lbs is huge to me....oh yeah I got him on a shiner
  2. haha I had a brush hog in my hand last week there gettin ready to rig it then i changed my mind... guess i should have went with my instinct. ive never really fished highland i've alway heard mixed reviews, plus east twin is about 2 miles up the road from my house, so i'm pretty much there all the time or mudge pond which is a trophy bass management lake.
  3. Haha i don't know 10.2lbs up here doesn't happen often or wait i should say never happens, if he kept it he deserves to, I know i would of kept it. Im still kicking myself in the A for not keeping the 7.5lber I caught at east twin on a buzzbait last year for a mount, my biggest up here yet..
  4. Wanted to pretty much sum up how we've been doing so far, lakes and ponds we fish include:East Twin lakes, Indian lake, Lake Wononscopomuc, Mudge Pond, Long Pond, and Wood creek with the best luck so far being at East Twin, Mudge, and Indian have also been good as well.. So far the bite has been average for this time of year, fish ranging from 1-5lbs. usually about 10 Bass a piece on average a night. Baits we are using so far include: Crankbaits, Spinnerbaits, and 6-8" rubber worms, fishing in and around logs, weed lines, lily pads, any kind of shallow water/cover pretty much. On a side note we have been doing very well using the rapala dt series CB's 2-4ft divers in baby bass, bluegill, and perch shades, and similar Bombers and Bandits. Seeing more and more fish on beds, so if we cant get a bite going dropping 6" weightless t-rigged worms in or around these beds usually will do the trick.. I know alot of people disagree with that and I'll probably get some crap for it, but it beats getting skunked if you gotta just get a couple out of your system. So all said and done we've been having an average year so far, bite has slowed recently for obvious reasons, but not enough to keep me away!! Can't wait for some hot muggy summer nights to throw some topwater baits(my all time favorite lures) Good luck out there, Bill
  5. I rarely kill bass, its always the darn chain pickerel, they are so fragile...
  6. we were in about 5-10ft of water. I was using a small baby bass colored rapala dt, he was using bomber a's in the same color
  7. don't afraid to look shallow.. like others said you might be surprised
  8. hahaha as you can see i wrecked my pants getting on the boat nice draft all day ;D
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