Wukong Posted October 1, 2017 Author Posted October 1, 2017 1 hour ago, Pro Logcatcher said: That's a hog! I'm not the best judge of fish by pics but I'd put it at maybe six pounds? Just take all the guesses and average them Thank you for your response. 21 minutes ago, Bluebasser86 said: Welcome! A fish with those measurements would go 6 pounds very easily, and probably bigger. For reference, I caught one a few years ago that was just over 22" long and 17" around that weighed 7.76 pounds. Thank you for your comment. Quote
wisconsin heat Posted October 1, 2017 Posted October 1, 2017 What a hawg! you catch that in Minnesota? That is a VERY impressive fish for up here. Kudos! What did you catch her on? Quote
Wukong Posted October 1, 2017 Author Posted October 1, 2017 3 hours ago, wisconsin heat said: What a hawg! you catch that in Minnesota? That is a VERY impressive fish for up here. Kudos! What did you catch her on? Yeah caught in Minnesota. Minnesota doesn't have that much of big bass so catching a 5LB+ is really special. Caught her on Gary Yamamoto senko. 1 Quote
HeddonFrog Posted November 12, 2017 Posted November 12, 2017 Hey guys, I’m a new guy here but this site has a length/girth calculator at this address. Btw, if the fish was 21.5”X16” it’s estimated weight is 7 1/4lbs A truly GIANT Minnesota bass. Nice freakin job brother https://www.bassresource.com/bassfishing/fishcalculator.html Quote
Wukong Posted November 28, 2017 Author Posted November 28, 2017 On 11/11/2017 at 7:27 PM, HeddonFrog said: Hey guys, I’m a new guy here but this site has a length/girth calculator at this address. Btw, if the fish was 21.5”X16” it’s estimated weight is 7 1/4lbs A truly GIANT Minnesota bass. Nice freakin job brother https://www.bassresource.com/bassfishing/fishcalculator.html Thank you! Without the measurements and just by looking at the picture yourself, what do you think he weights? A honest answer please positive or negative. I just what to know your honest answer? Quote
Super User NHBull Posted November 29, 2017 Super User Posted November 29, 2017 Nice and welcome 1 Quote
OCdockskipper Posted November 29, 2017 Posted November 29, 2017 Based on the length and looking at the picture, I'd say 6lbs. She has the bulk to be over 5lbs but really doesn't have the big head & shoulders you typically see on 7 or 8lb fish. Then again, I have never caught any bass north of Missouri, so I don't know if the carpetbaggers have the same look as their rebel (non-Florida) cousins as they get larger. As for the picture, you should have told everyone that it was taken just as a total eclipse was starting to darken the area... Quote
Super User soflabasser Posted December 2, 2017 Super User Posted December 2, 2017 Welcome to the forum. You caught a very nice northern strain largemouth bass that should be somewhere in the low 6 pound range based on the formula Length times Length times Girth divided by 1200( 21.5*21.5*16/1200=6.16 pounds). This formula is a good estimate that is usually off a couple ounces +/-. I find that other online bass weight calculators to be a bit too generous in weight estimates of bass based on my experience of weighing 100's of big bass. Weighing a bass is by far the most accurate way of knowing how much a bass weights so it is a good idea to carry a digital scale in your tackle box. Quote
Wukong Posted December 4, 2017 Author Posted December 4, 2017 On 11/28/2017 at 8:47 PM, OCdockskipper said: Based on the length and looking at the picture, I'd say 6lbs. She has the bulk to be over 5lbs but really doesn't have the big head & shoulders you typically see on 7 or 8lb fish. Then again, I have never caught any bass north of Missouri, so I don't know if the carpetbaggers have the same look as their rebel (non-Florida) cousins as they get larger. As for the picture, you should have told everyone that it was taken just as a total eclipse was starting to darken the area... Thank You So Much For Answer! On 12/1/2017 at 8:04 PM, soflabasser said: Welcome to the forum. You caught a very nice northern strain largemouth bass that should be somewhere in the low 6 pound range based on the formula Length times Length times Girth divided by 1200( 21.5*21.5*16/1200=6.16 pounds). This formula is a good estimate that is usually off a couple ounces +/-. I find that other online bass weight calculators to be a bit too generous in weight estimates of bass based on my experience of weighing 100's of big bass. Weighing a bass is by far the most accurate way of knowing how much a bass weights so it is a good idea to carry a digital scale in your tackle box. Thank You So Much For Your Answer! Just bought a scale so I won't be having any problems guessing the weight now. During that time I didn't have any scale so I just measure them with a tape measure and record the length and girth then go home and search on the internet how much they weight. I caught many bass at 19 inch, some range from high 3 to low 4(With my brother and he has a scale). When I measure the girl she was over 20 inch and with a huge girth and right there I knew she had to be 5lbs or higher. Again Thank You for comment! Quote
DINK WHISPERER Posted December 5, 2017 Posted December 5, 2017 Your arms must be "ugly" too since you blacked them out as well ?. Just teasin ya man. Solid 5lber for sure. 1 Quote
Wukong Posted December 8, 2017 Author Posted December 8, 2017 On 12/4/2017 at 7:57 PM, DINK WHISPERER said: Your arms must be "ugly" too since you blacked them out as well ?. Just teasin ya man. Solid 5lber for sure. Thank you for your answer. Haha I love jokes, another person ask if my GF was a PETA memeber for blacking out my face. I just want to black it out because i wasn't in the best looking pose. Again Thank You for your answer! Quote
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