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  • Super User
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It would have to be 8 to 9 lbs if measured correctly.

  • Super User
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According to the bass resource fish weight calculator your fish weighed 9.85 pounds! congrats on the giant! :)

 

That calculator is not very accurate. It always weighs high. I have taken numerous length x girth measurements with digital scales & boga scale weights & it always weighs above the actual weight. Example my pb largemouth was 26.5" long by 19" girth & weighed 11lbs-2 oz. The weight calculator puts it at 13lbs-1oz. My pb smallmouth was 22.5" x 17" and weighed 7lbs-6oz. the calculator puts it at 8lbs-7oz. 

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  • Super User
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Is there a pic or am I missing something?

 

Then again, I've seen pictures where the weight was missing...if ya get my drift  :smile1:

 

Roger

  • Global Moderator
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Bigger than the biggest largemouth I've caught recently that was an inch shorter and 2 inches less in circumference and that fish weighed 7.76, so I'd guess around 8.5-9 pounds. After reading your FB post though I see I was a little off.

 

 

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  • Super User
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Hell of a fish..

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That calculator is not very accurate. It always weighs high. I have taken numerous length x girth measurements with digital scales & boga scale weights & it always weighs above the actual weight. Example my pb largemouth was 26.5" long by 19" girth & weighed 11lbs-2 oz. The weight calculator puts it at 13lbs-1oz. My pb smallmouth was 22.5" x 17" and weighed 7lbs-6oz. the calculator puts it at 8lbs-7oz. 

Ok. I was just saying if that is right. At least I know not to trust it now. BTW. Those are some monster bass.:)

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It was weighed on two different scales. One said 9lbs 14 ounces and the other was 9.89 lbs. I think the fish caculators very. Nothing beats the scales. I know a largie will weigh less then the smallies. Smallies are more solid and also more dense in the fleash. Caught lots around 6,7 and the occasional 8 but this one was a beast. And btw if doubting the 6,7 s check some old posts on here of mine from last year;)

  • Super User
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It was weighed on two different scales. One said 9lbs 14 ounces and the other was 9.89 lbs. I think the fish caculators very. Nothing beats the scales. I know a largie will weigh less then the smallies. Smallies are more solid and also more dense in the fleash. Caught lots around 6,7 and the occasional 8 but this one was a beast. And btw if doubting the 6,7 s check some old posts on here of mine from last year;)

 

 

Congratulations - you caught the 8th largest smallmouth bass on record ! !

 

 

A-Jay

 

http://www.bassmaster.com/bassmaster-top-25-smallmouth-bass

  • Super User
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Is there a picture of the angler who caught the fish holding the fish? I didn't see it on Facebook.

  • Super User
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I just looked up the Ontario fishing records. The current record for smallmouth bass was set in 1954. It weighed 9.84lbs & measured 24" long by 18.3" in girth.

  • Super User
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I think girth.  A shorter girthier fish always weights more than a lengthy skinny fish!

 

Jeff

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