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!!!!!PLEASE HELP ME!!!!, My friend caught this largemouth bass and we are having trouble determining the size of the fish, it's really important. For reference he is 5'11 inches tall.

http://imgur.com/a/aiq56

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Posted (edited)

Welcome aboard!

Almost impossible to do an analysis of that
bass even with your friend's height. How far
is the bass in front of him, etc., are other 
things that would need to be known.

The bottom line is any of us will only provide
a best guess. In the 4 pound range is mine.

Sorry it is so wide, but tough to know for sure.
It has a good-size head, probably a female and
all spawned out... Just my .02.

Others may have a better guess.

Edited by Darren.
adjusted my guesstimate after looking at picture again...
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I would guess 3-3.5 pounds. It has head and length of a larger fish, but looks to be on the thin side. If it had more of a belly that fish could go over 4 easy.

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looking at it i'd say around 4 or 5 lb,...its belly doesnt look full

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Posted

Hello and Welcome to Bass Resource ~

Nice bass.

So you guys saw & held that fish but you're having difficulty determining it's size ?

Imagine how we feel.

These items are very helpful with that.

tape measure .jpglarge.cbfdc13a0dce5071918295c29fdb598e.jpg

:)

A-Jay

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53 minutes ago, N Florida Mike said:

4-5 pounds

That's exactly what I was thinking when I first saw it, but been wrong before, frequently!!:unsure:

Posted

Hard to tell without seeing the belly as well. With that being said I have pulled a bunch this season out of ponds very similar in size and I am 5'11 as well, and they were all right at 3lb or just above

Posted

That is a DD !!! (decent/dink)  Really, 4 lbs would be my guess, but my scale shrinks all my fish. 

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Based on average finger/hand size the bass is approx 21 1/2" long, average body girth about 75% of the length. Formula length X length X girth / 1200 = 6 lbs.

Tom

PS, simply cut a length of line for length and girth or... Get a scale.

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Ain't no way that bass is over 3-3 1/4 lbs!

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I'd say between 18-20 inches long...between 3.0 - 3.5 lbs.  

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11 hours ago, Darren. said:

In the 4 pound range is mine.

I concur, 4-5

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2 hours ago, KYBassin' said:

I'd say between 18-20 inches long...between 3.0 - 3.5 lbs.  

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Posted

Next time take a photo with the rod/reel up against it.  When you get home look at the picture and put a tape measure to your rod/feel and you'll come close to its length.

Posted

None of you guys won that Guess-The-Weight contest, right?  I want a scale like Glen uses!!! ;)

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