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Nice job, everybody. My biggest woulda only been 63.77, so no where near the size I needed. Congrats to the winners! Watch, now I'll break the state record! Haha. Next year, ya'll!

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Dwight Hottle
Dwight Hottle

First entry for 2014 in the smallmouth category at 5.50lbs.  PA state record is 8.5lbs. 5.50divided by 8.50 =s .6470588 X100 =s 64.71.  

Bluebasser86
Bluebasser86

I got one! We had the KC area get together today and I got a good smallmouth, biggest one of the day in fact State record is 6.88, my fish weighed 4.80, 4.80/6.88=.69767X100=69.77 I think? Either way

mnbassman23
mnbassman23

Time to upgrade. She weighed in at 5.97lbs. State record is 9lb 3oz. Should be a total of 64.98%

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