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  1. ChrisCrawley
    Please allow me the opportunity to introduce myself, my name is Chris and have a great passion for bass fishing. In March of 2021 I quit my job to travel the country in search of Giant Bass. I sold my house in August and have been traveling since November. I have managed to catch some good sized bass but nothing I would consider what I set of in search of. Thanks for allowing me to introduce myself.
  2. cwscarber
    INDIANA STATE RECORD RELEASED RATHER THAN CERTIFIED!! Angler opts to release 16 pound bass unharmed rather than freeze fish to await confirmation of species by biologist. The current record is 14 pounds 6 ounces. Did he do the right thing? I say yes. what about you?
  3. cwscarber
    16.1 pounds. Indiana State Record that could have been.
    27" long x 22" girth 16.1 pounds Caught slow rolling a Mepps XD Silver/Silver in 4 feet of 37 degree water along a shelf edge near deep water.
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