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One More Trout And She'd Have Been A Dd

North Ga Hillbilly
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I got out the other weekend and had a good go at some pre spawn bass. Some were sitting on beds and were completely turned off, thankfully some were still moving around and hungry for a Hudd.

I started the day slow around 6:30 and didnt get my first bite till around 8, I didnt weigh her, but Im guessing somewhere between 6 and7

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I kept going till around 11 and pulled this nice 9.5# right before I left.

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I'm yet to get another teen fish from this area, not that I'm complaining about my current success. But after seeing a bass that was atleast 12" from belly to dorsal fin... I'm looking forward to going back and catching the monsters I know are there.

NGaHB

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    Wow! Those are still HEALTHY fish! I need to get on a big swimbait bite!!!

    Jeff

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    YEH BUDDY!!! Those are a couple of "Thunder HEADS" right there Pal ;) WTG!

    www.ragetail.com

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    • Super User

    nice fish!

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    • Super User

    WTG! Ilike the pictures also.

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    Thanks guys, I appreciate it. I've been really blessed this year. Alot of reading and planning have payed off big

    NGaHB

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    • Super User

    Not bad for a Hillbilly :bounce: .

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    • Author

    LOL, I do my best! Ive been having to avoid the trout fishermen here lately, its been really cramping my style

    NGaHB

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