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Any pics of your biggest skinniest bass and what did you catch it on?

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My "Biggest Skinniest" was caught on May 14, 2010, and the lure is in the first picture (Blue Fox). This was long before I started to kept track of my fishing information (unknown weight/length etc), but looking at the date my guess would be it was skinny because it probably just finished spawning.

 

WolfyBrandon

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Caught this poor old girl in August of 2013 in a little creek off of the Tidal Potomac River. She coughed up a couple of crayfish when I landed her and I felt kinda bad about putting her through the stress of a catch and release. Her belly could not have been more emaciated and I always wondered later if that was her last summer.

 

She hit a 10" ribbontail plastic worm and had no fight in her at all.

 

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My brother and I fished 3 days in Myrtle Beach last spring and caught this 22" SKINNY bass once each day, one of those days the fish shook the hook after a short fight and was caught an hour later. She wasn't on a bed. I thought they didn't get big by being stupid, but this one did.

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This one had a Huge Head but the body really faded away quickly . . .

 

I think she was trying to make the Red Eye Shad she choked her first Post Spawn meal . . .

 

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This one was long and skinny.......

 

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Jeff

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This one was long and skinny.......

 

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Jeff

 

Hey, that jig matches your shirt . . . .

 

:eyebrows:

 

A-Jay

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Hey, that jig matches your shirt . . . .

 

:eyebrows:

 

A-Jay

 

Gold right?  Haha.  That was actually a hand tied jig on a Siebert Big-O head!

 

Jeff

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I love it when the pros catch a bass and are like "this one has a 6-pounder head and a 3-pounder body" I bet a lot of tourneys could have been won with much heavier bags if those bass hadn't gone on a diet. 

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It is a little hard to see, but you can see the stomach tightened up.. she measured 22.5" and weighed 3lb 4 oz. Poor fish :/

 

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I have LOTS of photos of emaciated fish as they are pretty common in my water, some of which look even skinnier than this fish....but this is one of the longest.

 

I was fishing a 5" grub and was at the end of the retrieve right next to the boat when I saw this mouth open up, grab the grub, and dive for deep water. HOOK-SET.  Zrrrrr, zrrrrr, zrrrrr goes the drag on the spinning reel.  I'm pretty pumped as I thought I had just hooked a 7 1/2 pounder that I had caught twice before in that lake.  The MOUTH certainly looked familiar... :lol:

 

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Got the fish back to the boat, in the net, and in the boat.  I can tell it's a long fish but sorta felt a bit disappointed when I got it on the bump board. 24 inches (the same length as the 7 1/2 pounder I had caught)...but only 4.58 pounds.  Normally, I'm jazzed any time I catch a 4-pounder...but this poor thing was just a mess - the photo tells the tale...

 

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Heres maybe the longest bass I ever caught , but skinny . Taken about 1980 ,on a jig and Uncie Josh waterdawg pork bait.

 

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i once caught a paper thin bass on a white spinnerbait with a mouth i could stick both my fists in several years ago.  when i first glimpsed this fish in the water before i got a good look at her, i almost lost it.  i was just sure i was about to top the state record.  but i realized pretty quickly something was wrong.  she gave up too easily, came in too quickly.  when i got a good look at her, i couldn't believe the fish was even still alive or had the strength to bite at all.  literally that fish could not have looked any worse.  9 lbs. 15 oz.  only lacked a hair being 29" long.  i have a regular pic around here somewhere, but nothing i can download.  probably about as disappointed as i have ever been to catch a huge bass, if that even makes any sense.

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Caught on Okeechobee last year, one of the skinnier 20"+ bass I've caught...
 

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i have a regular pic around here somewhere, but nothing i can download.

 

Take a picture of the picture with a digital camera, problem solved.

 

:)

WolfyBrandon

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My PB, she could have been 13-15 pounds if she wasn't so freaking skinny!

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i caught one before on a booyah pad crasher that measured 22inches and weighed 3 1/2 pounds it didn't look that healthy and its bottom jaw was split into 2 but at least she was trying to eat!

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Couldn't tell you the weight, but it was the longest bass last year.

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My PB, she could have been 13-15 pounds if she wasn't so freaking skinny!

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Man! That thing is one sorry looking fish!

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Man! That thing is one sorry looking fish!

Yep, didn't fight very well either, probably 10 seconds from hookset to the net. I doubt that fish lived much longer.

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Not mine but this fish was just a hair under 26" last summer and my buddy I fish all my tournaments with called me and told me to bring the scale down to our famous sportmans club lake. If I remember right it was like 5lbs 6oz or something like that. I mean she was healthy but soooo far from full potential

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