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I caught my PB largemouth but im not entirely sure how much it weighed. I have a picture with it and ill post it also, It was almost 23 inches long and a little over 15 inches around.

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I'd say 8ish

I see you took it home with you what you do with it eat it, or you getting it mounted?

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i figured it was around 8 and i thought id get it mounted because im not sure if ill ever catch another one that big!

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I'm confused! If you have the fish with you, why not just weigh it and let us know?

Congrats on the PB. May you catch a bigger one soon.

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I'm confused! If you have the fish with you, why not just weigh it and let us know?

Congrats on the PB. May you catch a bigger one soon.

x2. I'd say 8 also.
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A fish loses weight even being in a live well for a hour or so. The night I brought it home I took it to my neighbor and showed him. He had scales but it showed it weighed 4.5 pounds and he swore up an down it was atleast 7 pounds around 8. So I stood on a scale and seen how much I weighed with it and then with out It. I weighed 256 with and 248. But im not sure if it was accurate either haha.

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First of all it's beautiful fish.

You had the length and girth measurement, there are a number of weight calculators (one on BR that would put your fish about 7.7 lbs.) that will give a pretty fair estimation, no worse than a guess from a picture. Your friend had a scale and it read 4.5 lb, if the scale is in working order I'd be surprised if it was off by 3 lb, I could buy a few ounces off.

Call it 8 and pat yourself on the back.

Posted

definately a nice catch, congratulations

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Nice fish, but there is no possible to estimate weight from a picture. A fish can look much bigger by holding your arms out to the camera, and with all the angles and lighting there is no way to guess a weight. At this point "it is what it is" and it's pretty darn nice. Congratulations!

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My first guess was 7-8. Congrats on the PB.

Jeff

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She went 10lb 14 oz. My pb, and no unfortunately no state record! LOL

Jeff

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She went 10lb 14 oz. My pb, and no unfortunately no state record! LOL

A really nice fish !

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Regardless of the weight, It's a GREAT fish and your new PB... CONGRATS ;) Don't Worry - Be Happy :)

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Thanks everyone. I mainley just use zoom big monster worms. Id like to broaden my tackle box too :cry4: All i have is 4 crankbaits and plastics. I catch alot fish but i want to catch more !

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Thanks everyone. I mainley just use zoom big monster worms. Id like to broaden my tackle box too :cry4: All i have is 4 crankbaits and plastics. I catch alot fish but i want to catch more !

I love using those to. I recently purchased some 10" Rage Tail Anacondas and it looks like they may be replaceing the Zoom Ol' Monsters in my box in the future ;) Give it a go. NICE FISH btw!

Posted

Ive tried a few rage tail worms and haven't had much luck on them, but I'll give those a shot! And I caught my latest fishing that was around 8 pounds on those ole monster purple worms!

Posted

23 by 17 fish I caught last year went 7 lb!

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I'd have to agree with everyone else saying the 7-8 pound range.

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