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Didn’t have scales but estimating 8 lbs.  24.75 inches and nice girth.  Caught it on a 4 inch pumpkin with chartreuse curly tail Zoom Dead Ringer at approximately 1 pm today in about 2 foot of water just off a tiny point that dropped into about 8 foot.
 

This lake not really known for big fish and def unexpected give the time and heat.

 

The 4 inch zoom worm is one of my faves....I’ve caught numerous 4-5 pound bass on this little gem.  On top of the bass I caught 2 channel cats that were 25 and 26 inches, 2 other bass 3-4 pounds and numerous bass 12-14 inches.  All around great day and unexpected success given the weather!

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Great Bass ~

PB's are Always a Good Time.

Congrats and Welcome to the 

"I think it's an 8lb Club".

:smiley:

A-Jay

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I think you under estimated your bass weight!

If 24 3/4" length with mouth closed is accurate your bass weighs close to 9 1/2 lbs.

Tom

PS L X L X G */1200 = wt in lbs.

* average girth is 75% of length.

 

 

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I would buy a set of scales before I told anyone what my personal best weighed. That is a great fish and unless you know the exact weight, that's all that really matters.

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10 hours ago, WRB said:

I think you under estimated your bass weight!

If 24 3/4" length with mouth closed is accurate your bass weighs close to 9 1/2 lbs.

Tom

PS L X L X G */1200 = wt in lbs.

* average girth is 75% of length.

 

 

It could be that heavy.  It’s the biggest bass I have ever seen live.  I was trying to be conservative in my estimate.  It wasn’t skinny either...it had good girth.  
 

I keep saying I need to get some scales.  

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Very nice. Congrats.

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Or As Stacey King Said;

 

"you know fish can be tricky, So try this, take its length multiplied by four add in a little barometric pressure in the humidity and you have it, you've got a 10 pound bass".

 

Oh man it never gets old, making me laugh to this day.

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23 hours ago, mheichelbech said:

Didn’t have scales but estimating 8 lbs.  24.75 inches and nice girth.  Caught it on a 4 inch pumpkin with chartreuse curly tail Zoom Dead Ringer at approximately 1 pm today in about 2 foot of water just off a tiny point that dropped into about 8 foot.
 

This lake not really known for big fish and def unexpected give the time and heat.

 

The 4 inch zoom worm is one of my faves....I’ve caught numerous 4-5 pound bass on this little gem.  On top of the bass I caught 2 channel cats that were 25 and 26 inches, 2 other bass 3-4 pounds and numerous bass 12-14 inches.  All around great day and unexpected success given the weather!

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ill give it 8.2 just by look of it, thats a tank, very nice catch man, wish you more to catch.

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Congrats! She's a beaut!

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11 hours ago, ATA said:

ill give it 8.2 just by look of it, thats a tank, very nice catch man, wish you more to catch.

You gave it 8.2. But only 6.8 from the Soviet judge! 

(Gotta be over 40 to get that reference lol)

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On 6/28/2020 at 6:34 PM, mheichelbech said:

Didn’t have scales but estimating 8 lbs.  24.75 inches and nice girth.  Caught it on a 4 inch pumpkin with chartreuse curly tail Zoom Dead Ringer at approximately 1 pm today in about 2 foot of water just off a tiny point that dropped into about 8 foot.
 

This lake not really known for big fish and def unexpected give the time and heat.

 

The 4 inch zoom worm is one of my faves....I’ve caught numerous 4-5 pound bass on this little gem.  On top of the bass I caught 2 channel cats that were 25 and 26 inches, 2 other bass 3-4 pounds and numerous bass 12-14 inches.  All around great day and unexpected success given the weather!

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Hog!!!!! Nice fish! What rig do you use for those dead ringers? 

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10 hours ago, Dorado said:

Hog!!!!! Nice fish! What rig do you use for those dead ringers? 

Had a 2.0 owner rigging hook with an 1/8 oz tungsten sinker pegged about 2 foot up on braid w 10 on flouro leader.  Tough little worm... caught 2 catfish and several other bass on it.

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Congratulations on your new personal best bass.

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