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Hey BR! So, I was fishing the pond in my Florida community behind my house, and I got one cast in before I saw a bolt of lighting less than a mile from me. Unfortunately for me, I had walked from my backyard to the other side of the pond so I had to run back in the rain. But, luckily, that one cast in front of a reed patch with a 10.5 inch black ribbon tail worm yielded me this hog. Any chance you could give me a weight estimate? I didn't bring a scale since I figured i'd only be out for a short time because of the storm. Oh and by the way, this bass is definitely my new PB. Just not sure how big…I have no idea what I was looking at in the second picture LOL.

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good god that's a pig.. at least 10lb I would say.. congrats man that thing could eat my personal best lmao

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Beast, no matter what. Beast.

Congrats!

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Do you have the length/girth measurements?  It's hard to guess weights just from pictures without any measurements, but my guess would be 9-10 pounds.

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8 minutes ago, Centralinfinnesse said:

Do you have the length/girth measurements?  It's hard to guess weights just from pictures without any measurements, but my guess would be 9-10 pounds.

unfortunately i just have the photos :(

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Rules of fishing:

1. Bait your own hook
2. Clean your own fish
3. Tell your own lies ;)

I'd say 8-10 would be a safe bet! Hog tho!

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5 minutes ago, SemperBass said:

Rules of fishing:

1. Bait your own hook
2. Clean your own fish
3. Tell your own lies ;)

I'd say 8-10 would be a safe bet! Hog tho!

I have a shirt that says those exact same things.

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Congrats on the new PB. Sucks you didn't have a scale. I am thinking in the 9 lb range but that is purely a guess. 

Jeff

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9 hours ago, Centralinfinnesse said:

Do you have the length/girth measurements?  It's hard to guess weights just from pictures without any measurements, but my guess would be 9-10 pounds.

This

R/ Chris

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Nice fish, congrats! I'd guess some where in the 8.5-9.5 range. 

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  • Super User
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8-9 lb range. Sweet fish. Congrats.

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Great 8-10.5 pound Florida hawg  MIbassin!

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Congrats on the catch and the PB. Guessing that fish could push DD status. It passes the eyeball test for sure!

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Real nice fish congrats.  Really can't tell but my humble opinion 8-9 lbs.

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Guessing 9 but my motto is always have a scale no matter how long you will be out. Now you dont know the weight of your pb. But great big fatty tho. Congrats

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Maybe between 8 and 10. That is a huge bass!

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8-9 pound range, great looking fish. 

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3 hours ago, Chris at Tech said:

So lemme get this straight...You take ONE cast and hook that monster?

Looks like I need to move! :)

Right place, right time!

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It's Florida, 20lbs....

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