Lets just say for sake of argument that it's 7.4 #
YES !!!!!!!!!
Troutman dose it again !!!!!!!
LOL !!!!!!
Lets just say for sake of argument that it's 7.4 #
YES !!!!!!!!!
Troutman dose it again !!!!!!!
LOL !!!!!!
you would have had to catch a 7.4 lb fish trout to be able to eyeball one that large!!!!!! lol........luv ya buddy!! :DOriginally Posted by Troutman65
Yeah,Yeah, Yeah Ghetto Dad.
Lets just say without bragging on myself
I 've got SKILLS !!!!!!!
As in catching and sizing up fish.
LOL, LOL, LOL !!!!!!!!!!!!!
8670903 :rofl:
Ok this post is a clear MESSAGE that you need to get yourself a scale. Now youll never know what your first big largemouths weight was around and will always be wondering if the next big one is bigger or not. I understand they are a bit pricy, so maybe you can go with a spring scale at around $14.99 at BASSPROSHOPS.
BTW, I dont mean to take away from your PB, it's a beautiful fish and obviously you are learning. But here is a 6lber from the Lagoon I caught the other night
Alot of people thought that was 8-10 lbs, but it wasnt even close. So you be the judge of how big that fish was. It may be around 6 but my guess is about 5.5 lbs. In my opinion, a bass fisherman should never leave home without a digicam or some sort of scale.
:roll: Show off! :lol:
I will say the original fish, based on the picture, is in the 6 pound class.
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