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Hi all,

Finally got out today after a few weeks of non fishing. With our drought this summer the water level was down about 3 ft. We almost couldn't launch. But once we got out into the main lake we had a fun day. Fishing in 3-5 ft. of water we saw some nice bass. I tried swim baits, spinner baits, frogs etc. and could not get a bite. I finally hooked one on the infamous T-rigged Senko. I knew it was a nice fish by the amount of line it took, but when I got it in the boat I realized just how big it was. Per my scale it was 7.1 and just about  24". By far the biggest I've gotten in the boat, and a real decent fish for Maine waters.

               Here's some pics

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                                          thanks for looking

                                                              Jim

 

 

 

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Posted

Sweet! PB's are always special. 

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Posted

Nice catch!

I never mind single-fish days when the bass in
question is one like that! :) 

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