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Also look for mudlines in the flowing water. This provides a good ambush zone for bass

the most widely used formula is (length x lenght x girth)/ 1200. helps to remember that when the 'net is not available

I agree about the masking of scents on your hands. Some people excreet amino acids that are a turn off to bass. Next time try using a fish formula, or have your friend rig the bait for you, as he may have the more attractive amino acids.

i used it a few times last year and caught a few good fish on it. After I took it off, i just never remembered to put it back on, so thanks for the reminder. I fished mine on spinning gear with no real problems.

Are you sure you arent thining of Mac Weakleys 25 pounder that he caught in march? that was in the new bassmaster but there are no pictures of George Perry's bass.

A friend of mine had a small lake made at his farm about 2 years ago. The bass are thriving, and since they have recently gotten to catching size, and they are not used to lures, they are very aggressive. I went to the lake over the weekend and caught 17 bass in under 4 hours. It was amazing!

if you eat beef jerky, they come with them too. Just throw em in your tackle box when u finish a bag!

does anyone remember john fox? when I was about 10 I watched him alot. Is he still even around?

I think I would poop in lunkers' pants too! :

there are a few different quations for a bass's weight, and whoever made a certain claculator simply chose their "favorite" equation.

the reason fish claculator weights are different is because there are a few different formulas for finding the weight of a bass. The one that Bassresource uses is (length x length x girth) / 1200. There are also other formulas that are not used as much. Since no bass follows an exact formula, your bass could be anywhere between 11 and 15 pounds. personaly, I have found the bass resource formula pretty accurate. Also use your own judgement of the weight as a factor and lean closer to the calculated weight that seems more accurate.

I disagree with your statment. You shouldent be doing anything wrong that will get you introuble with the warden. If you are you arent a very good fishermen. You gutta cheat. And that normely means harm to bass. THen that takes away are fishing.Just my opionion actually that was exactly what i was getting at, just misphrased i guess...

ah i do see how the legality of that could be a problem. The only time i use the 'gills is at my grandmothers lake which is private property, but your dad was smart not to let you do that there... nothin ruins a fishing day quicker than the game warden... and perhaps a large asteroid impact :

hey all, ive been a fsherman for about 12 years now, just never joined till now.... anyway, on occasion i get that urge for live bait bassin when i am at my grandmother's house in florida. On tthe chance i cant find any shiners, i often have good luck with baby bluegill rigged on a live bait hook about 3 feet under a bobber. It seems to me that bluegill are often seen as a good food source for a bass, but i rarely see anyone using them. Just wanted to throw that out there as it seems not many people mention bluegill as bait. Maybe it's just me, but i have pulled some quality bass usiing them.