NCBassAssassin

I've caught 24" fish that range from 6.5 to 9 lbs. based on the picture I would say around 8, nice fish!

Nice 8lb 13oz winter stud on Stryker 3/8 oz swim jig with keitech swimbait as a trailer

A great reel for 60 bucks is the H20 Mettle, I was very pleased with mine until it became a victim of hitting wake too fast. It's a 6.3:1, a great all around gear ratio.

I used a tool on this website and took proper measurements... I did this because my scale is at the bottom of a pond. So sorry that upsets some people...

Not sure how long my reel is but I have fairly large hands my index finger is 4.25 inches, I'm about 6'3

I wish I knew for sure, unfortunately my scale is at the bottom of that same pond. She was about 27.75 long and right at 15.75 girth

Only fish of the day, probably my PB. Right at 27.75 inches long, for some reason she was just now spawning. Gotta love pond fishing!

I've been doing well fishing thermoclines in deeper water, using deep diving cranks. Fishing over brushpiles with spinnerbaits has produced for me as well. Hope this helps.

All I had was the top of a cooler, wish I could've measured girth. Believe it or not it was just a of noon on a white spinnerbait in 25 feet of water over a submerged rock pile. Thanks!

I caught my last 2 PB's on a white spinnerbait, and both within the last month

Here is a picture, thanks for the replies!

This is my new PB, it was just a hair over 26.5 inches long. I don't have a scale, but will be buying one now lol. Does anyone have an estimate on weight?? Thanks!

They are great, perfect for a day in the field hunting

FIshing off of a dock at a timeshare in Bath NC in the Pamlico river, trying to catch some striper that were on a run. Earlier in the day I had caught a 80 lb ray, and saw a bull snap a guys flounder line. I was sitting back in a chair with a nice hunk of bait tossed out there. Had the rod in my hands, something took it with a vengeance and pulled me off the dock into the water. The water there is only three feet deep right at the dock, but none the less rays sit there under the dock. Scariest moment ever while I've been fishing.