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Posts: 62 07/03/2009 23:07 |
Fished for bass from 3:30pm-9pm. Ended up with 4. The biggest was 4.2lbs and the rest were around 2 lbs. Biggest came on a 10" worm. First time
fishing those! Also caught one other on it. Nice night to be out. I'm sure the rest of the weekend will be crazy!
"Gone fishin', be back for deer season!" |
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Posts: 5799 07/03/2009 23:56 |
Awesome fish. Funky tail on it too.
10 inch worms. I've been using large worms for some time. Big as 17". My go to ones are 12 ". I'm sure you will fall in love with that technique. |
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BassinMaumee |
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Posts: 1414 07/04/2009 00:28 |
How do you fish those large worms, carolina rig?
***Fish Count 2009***
Largemouth Bass: Total (43) Biggest 5lbs 3oz :: Shakey Head Smallmouth Bass: Total (1) Biggest 4lbs 8oz :: Tube Walleye Total (77) Biggest 6lbs 9oz :: Maumee River Carolina Floater setup Green Sunfish Total (5) Biggest 9 3/4'' :: 2'' Gulp minnow Ceappie Total (7) Biggest 14'' :: Lipless Crankbait Looking to sell/trade a plano 777 Box, if your interested pm me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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mpd5094 |
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Posts: 62 07/04/2009 14:26 |
I was fishing it Carolina rigged and Texas rigged. Caught them on the Texas rig.
"Gone fishin', be back for deer season!" |
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Posts: 1327 07/04/2009 19:18 |
Very nice bass. Your smaller ones were pretty respectable too. As Rick noted, interesting tail on that big one.
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