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CRUSHED the record. Good for him! All the nonsense in the comments about keeping the fishing or releasing it is nauseating. Fish of a lifetime!

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2 hours ago, scaleface said:

How long is this fish ? Looking at bills hands and the fish doesnt appear to be that long . Its just shaped like a beach ball .

That was what caught my eye.  My screen saver on my desktop is me holding an 8 lb fish and they appear to be the same length, but his fish just has so much more bulk for the entire body.  

It has the head & length of an eight pounder and the girth of a fifteen pounder (would that be correct WRB?)

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5 hours ago, A-Jay said:

And from under a dock ~

You just never know which cast could be The One.

Congrats to Mr Evans

A-Jay

When I read that paragraph, it made me smile.  I have made that skip cast with that rig (albeit a Senko) under similar docks on my home lake thousands & thousands of times.  Each time the line moves off or I set the hook, I wonder if it will be a lake record (I doubt a California state record lives in my lake, unless someone snuck in some Florida strain babies a decade or so ago).

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Very cool. I love the well-loved cork on his spinning rod. :)

Congrats to Mr. Evans. Awesome fish and story.

Being a northerner, however, I couldn't help but take notice of this comment:

"Although it would be considered a big fish anywhere, a 7 pounder isn’t necessarily a trophy."

Hmmmmm..... 

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3 hours ago, Paul Roberts said:

Very cool. I love the well-loved cork on his spinning rod. :)

Congrats to Mr. Evans. Awesome fish and story.

Being a northerner, however, I couldn't help but take notice of this comment:

"Although it would be considered a big fish anywhere, a 7 pounder isn’t necessarily a trophy."

Hmmmmm..... 

Shoot, most people would kill to catch a seven pounder where I live.

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I almost lost it when I saw this! I have a lake here in south eastern wa that has Giants! 

Everytime we go, we catch a 7+

but ive seen two bass cruzing the bank together, that under water, look to be 10+. 

They make the 7's we've caught look like dinks!

so congratulations to mr Evans. But come next spring when the big girls in this lake are spawning, I'm catching that new record! Haha 

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Wow! Congratulations to him!  We are, on every cast, potentially, one strike away!

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It is gratifying when this happens for one of the good guys. You will notice he considered releasing the fish but decided to call his wife first. If it is a record fish, then yes... I'm keeping that one. How many times in one's lifetime does that happen? Kudos

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