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What Do You Consider A Trophy-Sized Fish?

Tuckahoe Joe
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Good question, when you begin to consider a fish worth the title of trophy ? it depends a lot on where you´re at; in my neck of the woods anything over 10 pounds is really good fish, 10 pounders are quite common ( doesn´t mean that whenever I go fishing I catch a 10+ , it only means that is not uncommon to catch one or more throughout a year ), so, trophy size ---> start at 10 pounds.

Like Matt, now I have to beat the 13.86 lb mark.

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    • Bluebasser86
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      10 pounds is kind of the benchmark for what a lot consider to be a truly big bass. That being said it will depend a lot on the area. A vast majority of anglers that don't get the chance to fish for Fl

    • Quillback
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      Here in the Ozarks, a bass over 8 lbs. is something to be proud of.

    • rockchalk06
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      I consider everyone a trophy at the hook set. lol I would condsider any fish that makes or breaks your own personal best a trophy. I caught a 4.2 pound LM out of Lake Hefner in OKC last year. While t

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