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mallard83
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by mallard83 » Tue Sep 18, 2007 6:30 pm
I was just wondering if any of you could even come close to guessing where I caught my biggest smallmouth bass at 5.7#. It is my avatar so good luck.
This is a place in Washington not extremely close to where I live and is very under fished. My friend and I catch a lot of very nice smallmouths out of here.
If you are very close or even right on I will pm you and let you know exactly where and how to get them.
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fishnislife
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by fishnislife » Tue Sep 18, 2007 9:53 pm
Make the pic an attachment so it's a little bigger. Can't really see much of anything.
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dilbert
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by dilbert » Wed Sep 19, 2007 6:51 am
In the water! You caught it in the water!
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I'm flipping Jigs, you at Kinko's straight flipping copies"
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Bigbass Dez
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by Bigbass Dez » Wed Sep 19, 2007 9:10 am
I dont get it, Whats the point here ? Guess where my honey hole is located ? are you just teasing us or are you about tell us something helpful ?....hmmmm BBD !!:scratch:
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cavdad45
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by cavdad45 » Wed Sep 19, 2007 9:56 am
Yup, I agree with dilbert. Ya got it from that water behind you, right?
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Drewp
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by Drewp » Wed Sep 19, 2007 11:41 am
5.7 pounds?
Really?
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Mr. Magler
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by Mr. Magler » Wed Sep 19, 2007 1:44 pm
Sammammish River.
There's no way that thing weighs 5.7lbs. It's only about 1cm long on the screen! Just kidding - I don't want to start another one of those "How much does it really weigh" arguments. (No matter how entertaining they can be!)
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Wishin' I was fishin',
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Derrick-k
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by Derrick-k » Wed Sep 19, 2007 4:09 pm
lol look's like the sammamish rvr, slow moveing water. I remember you saying something about the sammamish river being good for Ironheads. It's connected to lake washington, and lake sammamish so it must have some lunkers in there.
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mallard83
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by mallard83 » Wed Sep 19, 2007 9:03 pm
Mr. Magler wrote:Sammammish River.
There's no way that thing weighs 5.7lbs. It's only about 1cm long on the screen! Just kidding - I don't want to start another one of those "How much does it really weigh" arguments. (No matter how entertaining they can be!)
:bigsmurf:
Your right I was a little off on the weight. It was only 1/8 oz. And actually in all seriousness I was off on the weight I didn't catch my mistake until I checked this thread. The actual weight was 4.7 lbs. not 5.7 lbs, sorry my fingers move faster than my brain when typing.
And yes Dez I am just teasing you a little. Just for fun, calm down BBD. JK LOL I just came across this honey hole last year and am looking for someone, not everyone to share it with. I was really just curious if anyone could tell where it is and has fished there.
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mallard83
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by mallard83 » Wed Sep 19, 2007 9:11 pm
Derrick-k wrote:lol look's like the sammamish rvr, slow moveing water. I remember you saying something about the sammamish river being good for Ironheads. It's connected to lake washington, and lake sammamish so it must have some lunkers in there.
I said how the Sammamish River used to be good for Steelhead but that run is no more. The only thing the Sammamish river is good for anymore is squaw fish and the occasional stunted smallie and perch. I fish the slough every once in a while an catch a ton of squaws. I think this next year I will kill all of the squaws that I catch because the salmon are in a world of hurt here.
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iPodrodder
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by iPodrodder » Wed Sep 19, 2007 9:25 pm
To take the 'you caught it in the water' argument even further, I know how you caught it. With a fishing pole!
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mallard83
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by mallard83 » Wed Sep 19, 2007 9:30 pm
iPodrodder wrote:To take the 'you caught it in the water' argument even further, I know how you caught it. With a fishing pole!
Ha, your wrong I hand lined for it!!!:^o
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iPodrodder
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by iPodrodder » Wed Sep 19, 2007 9:36 pm
And I used a trout rod to catch a 500 pound marlin! lol
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cavdad45
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by cavdad45 » Thu Sep 20, 2007 10:13 am
Were you noodling? LOL
