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Had a pretty good day today, caught quite a few through out the day. I got the chance to fish a new body of water, and caught a real pretty Shoal, followed up by a really fat LM, back to back. I wish I had a picture to show how fat the LM was, 16" long and 13" around, no monster but a serious football.

But what was cool was how both of these fish are poster children for what a _____ bass should look like. Really cool to pull them both in.

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As well all know, white belly, green lateral line, mouth extends past the eye

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Obvious difference in color, but notice the body as well as mouth.

NGaHB

PS-The Shoal fought twice as hard as the LM

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WTG, I have an Uncle who's fished the Alabama Rivers all of his life... and he says the same about a Shoal, more fight per lb than all of the LM's.

Big O

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That shoal looks like a smallie to me but I know there different sounds like they fight like one though.

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