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Wow, that's a strong line up for sure... WTG 

Big O

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Im only an hour north of Bloomington and there is still a solid 3 inches of ice on all lakes and ponds around here. Rivers are flooded, so im still waiting to wet the line. With the snow and 20 degree weather, it feels like i wont fish until May.   >:(

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Thanks everyone

@ RyneB: I hope you can get out there soon  ;)

@ big t 4488: Abuse and Release?

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Thanks everyone

@ RyneB: I hope you can get out there soon ;)

@ big t 4488: Abuse and Release?

People say it's bad for the fish's slime coat when it is laid in grass/boat carpets/etc. 

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Yes abuse you lay them on dried out grass for a mere picture with a tape measure.  Practice catch n release no need to abuse them for pointless picture of a fishing getting tourtured laying on the ground.

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Maybe you could just measure them in the water then take a picture holding them. I dont think any one would find fault with your measurements. After all you are a fisherman and they dont lie  ;D but nice fish! Were you using a lipless crank?

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Yes abuse you lay them on dried out grass for a mere picture with a tape measure. Practice catch n release no need to abuse them for pointless picture of a fishing getting tourtured laying on the ground.

I have heard that this damages their slime coat, however I've seen many other members take pictures with fish laying on the ground. That being said it doesn't necessarily justify my actions yet I wanted to have proof rather than say that I caught five bass weighing that much. So if you want to help that's fine, but if you're in it to critisize others in a negative/bullying fashion than I would appreciate you keeping your comments to yourself.

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@ The Bassinator: Good idea, that or I can just hold them up for a pic  :) and no I wasn't using a lipless crank, I was using a cotton cordell Big-O

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Yes abuse you lay them on dried out grass for a mere picture with a tape measure. Practice catch n release no need to abuse them for pointless picture of a fishing getting tourtured laying on the ground.

I have heard that this damages their slime coat, however I've seen many other members take pictures with fish laying on the ground. That being said it doesn't necessarily justify my actions yet I wanted to have proof rather than say that I caught five bass weighing that much. So if you want to help that's fine, but if you're in it to critisize others in a negative/bullying fashion than I would appreciate you keeping your comments to yourself.

Well said...

Congrats on a nice bag

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@ The Bassinator: How long until you think you'll be on the water again?

@ evergladesbasser: Thank you sir  :)

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Rather than attack someone for something you think is wrong, take it as an opportunity to educate,and possibly learn something yourself.

There are plenty of articles here that deal with catch and release best practices. Take a look.

http://www.bassresource.com/fishing/fish1.html

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