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A-Jay

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  1. Congrats on your first Bass ! That's one you'll Never Forget. And btw - that's your PB as well. A-Jay
  2. Good to Know - Hoping to get down there in the next couple of weeks. Waiting for the water temps to drop a bit more. The ones we're looking for routinely come from cooler water. Thanks again. A-Jay
  3. Nice Job ~ Congrats. Two question if you don't mind; At what depth were the bigger fish coming from & what was the surface water temps during your best bites? Thanks in advance A-Jay
  4. Casting distance for my personal bass fishing needs is a result of a balanced & properly tuned set up. If I can't quit reach my target accurately, I'll move the boat closer. On a side note; my last 3 lmb PB's were all less than 15 yards from the boat when they hit. So although long bomb casts are fun, they have yet to help in that area. A-Jay
  5. SSSSHHHhhhhhhhhh . . . . . . . Let's try to keep at least one of these under the radar ~ A-Jay
  6. Lightning knows All the Good Spots A-Jay
  7. My "secret weapon" this summer for plus size smallies was a green pumpkin SK Rage Craw on a drop shot. Rigged it up on a 2/0 EWG Gamakatsu hook and 10 lb braid (and 10 mono leader). It was killer ~ Try it. And if the water has any color at all . . . . dip those claws ! A-Jay
  8. And there you go - Six pages in and this still applies. A-Jay
  9. Hello and Welcome to BR ~ A-Jay
  10. I've got your back ~ A-Jay
  11. Hello and Welcome to BR ~ A-Jay
  12. Hello David and Welcome to BR ~ A-Jay
  13. Hello Lars and Welcome to BR ~ You're going to really like it here. A-Jay
  14. Nice Bass ~ Congrats A-Jay
  15. Hello and Welcome to BR ~ A-Jay
  16. Hello beep and Welcome to BR ~ You're really going to like it here. A-Jay
  17. Very Nice - That one will be hard to beat A-Jay
  18. Nice Bass ~ Congrats. A-Jay
  19. Both my smb & lmb PB's were "Planned" But I say that Every Trip . . . . . . A-Jay
  20. Hello Turkey sandwich and Welcome to BR ~ A-Jay
  21. btw - when these measurements are placed in the "Fish Weight Calculator" it comes out to 13.70625 lbs. I WISH ~ ! A-Jay
  22. Read & KNOW your state CCW laws. Also, you need to disclose this to your employer that you have a permit and are carrying. It is important to communicate this to your employer because you want to make sure the employer supports this while you're working. The employer's main concern is safety and making sure that you maintain order and control. However, if you are carrying and use your weapon on the job, the employer is going to be liable. Besides, dead patrons are really bad for business. A-Jay
  23. Judge for yourself. This fish was 25 1/2" long and had a 21 1/2" girth - weighed 10.7 lbs on the Accu Cull Digital Scale and had a Spanish Accent. A-Jay
  24. I'd love to see one myself - DD fish from up there are a rare creature for sure and major accomplishment. I grew up in Mass. The first 20 years or so of my angling adventures were all in New England. After joining the service, we moved & fished all over but have always followed the fishing up in the north east. The current Record LMB catches in New England looks like this ~ Maine 11.6 Caught in 1968 NH 10.5 Caught in 1967 Conn 12.875 Caught in 1961 RI 10.3 Caught in 1991 Vermont 10.25 Caught in 1988 and Mass where the record is a whopping 15.5 lb freak of a bass caught in 1975. So it's been at least 20 years since any of these state records have been broken. None in this century - (that sounds weird . . . . .) But if anyone's been on the right kind of fish - It's been YOU. A-Jay

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