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Son-In-Law's Personal Best Largemouth......6.5 Pounds.......5/12/2020
We were fishing along a bulkhead and located some big bluegill when Joe casted his live cricket in two feet of water and screamed on hook set......during the fight on light tackle the bass wrapped around a bulkhead piling so I quickly flew in on trolling motor and dug down and got him for Joe.....Happy Days!
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Comment by Jeffrey D. Abney on March 17, 2024 at 4:58pm
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This was Joe’s previous personal best largemouth…..although it may appear larger it was post spawn where as the big bass today was prespawn…
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Comment by John Sheehan on May 13, 2020 at 6:44am
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INCREDIBLE BASS!
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Thanks again John....No worries......as you know, the picture gets posted while you're still editing/adding text.......my nephew caught a bass near nine pounds just a block from this spot and I've caught six over five pouds in the same canal.......it's very fertile for all freshwater species in our region.......
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Amazing , and i should have read your caption before asking .
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Joe is still all smiles this morning!
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Live Cricket John......happy for Joe.....he has netted bass for me up to eight pounds over the years and finally he caught one.....
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WOAH ! What did that Bass take ?
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