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Caught This at a Sportsmans Show

Just thought I’d share this with you. I stepped into fishing seminar already in progress at a sportsmans show and one of the fish in the tank caught my immediate attention. At first I thought I was seeing things so I walked up to the tank for a closer look.

I wasn’t seeing things. One of the bass in the tank had something sticking out of its mouth. It was the tail of a fish it chowed down. From the looks of the tail, I believe it was a rainbow trout.

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Right after I took a few shots with my camera people took notice and broke out their camera phones!!! Sorry that the pictures weren’t better.

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  • Super User
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Very cool. How big was the bass, and can you guess how big the trout was?

  • Super User
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Thats pretty cool stuff!

Jeff

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That's pretty awesome.

I had a similiar thing happen at the Owatonna, MN Cabelas this spring. One of the Pike had a decent sized Sauger in it's mouth, and the tail was still kicking.

  • Super User
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I am not good a guessing weights but my best guess is that was probably a solid 3.5lb bass. Based on the size of the tail, the trout was probably nearly in not more, 75% the length of the bass.

  • Super User
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I have had a large bass eat a smaller bass while fighting the smaller bass.

Got me very upset.

But that's nature.

Kook photo. Thanks for sharing and proving why swimbaits work.

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Thats pretty cool! Thanks for sharing the pics. I caught a bass last year that still had a big bream in its mouth. Also Had a small bass on that got eatin by a bigger one while i was fighting him and broke me off so I know how u feel Sam.

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I've never caught one like that, getting a lip ripped during a mean must really be a drag, but....... That's fishing!

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NICE!!! and people are scared to throw large baits :wink7:

you know your throwing big baits when poeple say " look he's got one!"

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