7.62
 

Caught this bass at a friends pond on a cheap storm minnow swim bait. Took me a few minutes to get her in with 10 lbs of grass. Reeled her in with a refurbished curado from eBay and weighed her on a refurbished berkley digital scale also from ebayhttp://tapatalk.com/mu/cdf25f87-ed3c-83ca.jpg


. 7.62 lbs 23 and 1/4" long. Felt like she was full of eggs

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Nice fish dude!

dats a nice lookin pond hawg!

Nice fish

thanks fellas.... not sure if the weight is 100% correct.... just reading what the scale said !!!

Note:::: It was not refurbished, it was a new one from wal-mart

powerbalance obviously helps you catch bigger fish

no, just helps you from falling in the water trying to land the bass with a big head....***** :*****:

Nice fish.....pics are always deceiving.....she is a good no matter though!!

You "felt" her? :cool: :rolleyes:

Very nice fish.

You let her see another bait or kept her....nice fishie..;)

looking for a taxidermist around my area......... Will go back and catch her and hang her on the wall

So whats the official weight Mr. Salty?

::::::: tapping foot.....waiting::::::::

Not bad my friend.....I just got some new swimbaits that I want to try soon....They are the SKT swimmer from Rago Baits 6in bad a**

the one i was using is a storm minnow....$0.89/ pack of 2

Did it hit the SB like a ton of bricks??

yea I have used them I prefer Tsunami's for that style of swimbait...otherwise powerbait or yum money minnow......the big swimmer is for rayburn, toledo, and fork

TB

I love the tsunami swim-shad's I always keep a stock of them.