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Last Sunday, I was back in my hometown in northeast Nebraska to visit the family.  My brother had just bought a new (used) jon boat, and he wanted some help with putting in a floor with carpet and mounting the seats.  

On Saturday afternoon we were fixing up the boat.  When we finished, we just "had" to try it out.  My brother got permission to fish a local sandpit and were were planning on going out at 5am the next day (Sunday).

We were a little late getting out to the lake, the captian of this new boat was a little sleepy at 5am, oh well, he will learn.  He was just lucky it was his boat, or I would have left him at home  ;D

This was the maiden voyage of this boat for both of us.  We have never fished this lake before in a boat, but my brother Braxton had fished it from once the shore once two years ago.

The day was unreal! Now you have to keep in mind that we are less than 60 miles south of South Dakota, so we are pretty far north, thus a huge bass is not the same as you California folk.  

Together we both caught 20 bass in 3 hours.  10 of them were over 4lbs.

Our 5 Bass Limit for the day was 24lbs 6oz.  That is an awesome day in Nebraska!!! :o  By far the best day either one of us had fishing in this state.

The top 2 fish caugh were a 5lb 7oz (my brother) and 5lb 2oz (me)

All our bass were caught on ***.

Braxton's Bass was caught on a Big Boy Brush Bug, Watermelonseed Chartail,  T-rigged  5lb 7oz

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Here is my bass.  Caugh on Baby Brush Bug, Blue Swril, T-rigged  Tipped the scales at 5lb 2oz, But I think that it looks bigger than my Brothers!  8-)  This was the second bass of the day and my first.  

When I set the hook, the word that came out of my mouth was " Pig...PIG!!!" My brother and I were laughing all day about that little phrase.  I was so stoaked, bass like these just don't get caught in Nebraska that often. (Its about half our state record 10lb 11oz, to give you some perspective)   Excuse the bad photo, the was taken directly into the sun.

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All in all, an unbelievable day on the water!!!  8-)

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Awesome day!!  New places are always great especially when the fish are big and biting.

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Those are more than 5lb fish good job

Although I'd like to say they were 6 or 7, our digital scales we used were just tested (with dumbbells) and they were right on.  :-?

Oh well, I know that there are bigger bass in that lake.  Now if I can just trick a few more into bitting.  ;)

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Great job guys. Nice looking fish!

God, I thought I was losing it!!  Could have sworn I left a note on these fish already.  Now I see I did on the other thread.  You did this just to toy with me, right? ;D

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Woo-hoo!

Man, those are some fine fish and nice pics, congratulations!

8-)

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