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sqhertz wrote:Another from today on the UL. Crushed a pins minnow.

I love those pin minnows, beautiful fish.

Thanks!
This is my first pins minnow this size but I'll definitely be picking up more.

We got this guy, another 42" and a 4lb LM today all on spinnerbaits I make. 1.5 oz.

That's a beauty Mike!

adam lancia wrote:That's a beauty Mike!

Thanks.
Caught this one on this 1.5 oz I call Bleeding Gizzard Shad.

Frome a recent trip to the Flood Plains of the Northern Territory

Just a quick lunch break smallie from today.

Little , but fat, 35" today on one of my smaller inlines I make .

Some really great fish and pictures all.

Finally got the boat out and did some bank beating last week.

The Nautilus, an IS Lariat and S crank 2.0 getting it done. I need to get a damn a scale

Cristo wrote:The Nautilus, an IS Lariat and S crank 2.0 getting it done. I need to get a damn a scale

You would be better off with a vinyl decal ruler in a yak. It is very easy to see if a fish is fat, skinny, or in between. Once you know the length, and the general health of the fish, you can use the largemouth length/weight chart to estimate. The estimates are usually very close.

A few Ned rig catches with the Volkey 682L and Silver Mica with Airy Red spool. The pair casts the Ned really well but that Airy Red spool doesn't like to skip like an SV but it makes up for it by being a finesse pitching machine.











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Biggest bass of the trip. Caught it on a Shadow rap. I'm new to jerkbaits so it was a lot of fun. Those cold water okoboji bass fight harder than any bass I've caught locally or in past trips to the ozarks. 4 pounds feels like 8.