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Hey guys! I caught my personal best bass over the summer in South Jersey. When I landed the fish, my scale wasn't working so I measured it instead. The measurement was 20 1/2 inches, but im wondering how much it could have possibly weighed. The reason I am wondering, is because I might want to get a fiberglass mount, but I don't know if its too small. I know this is kind of a stupid question, but I thought asking couldn't hurt.

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What I did was, I looked on eBay for a skin mount the same size as the fish I released. Then once I found one the same size, I won the auction. The mount is not perfect, but it was CHEAP, the fish it commemorates is still swimming, and it looks NICE on my wall.

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Ditto to Lou's guess, that's mine.

Congrats on it either way. Great bass!!

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Around here it typically goes

18 inches=3 pounds

19 inches=4 pounds

20 inches=5 pounds

That fish has the summertime skinny look going though so I'm right there with Lou and Darren in the 4.5-5 pound range. Nice fish regardless of the weight though. 

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Seems like I remember using a formula that went like this: Length times Girth [squared] divided by 800. Berkley (or somebody) used to include a cloth "fish tape" when you bought some of their line.

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