Wow that was a nice one.

Impressive!

He put up a video a week or so ago of a 30-35lb bag of smallies

Un - Real ~ !

 

I heard about that Beast yesterday - So glad we got to see it.

 

"it's all about the big fish - and the potatoes "     I love it.

 

A-Jay

Amazing smallie! 

It sucks that they have to kill a fish to verify that it's a record, because that would have been a new state record more than likely! Either way, it's an awesome fish!

That thing is epic!

Records indicate that the Wisconsin State record Smallie is a 9 lb. 1 oz. fish taken in June 1950 from Indian Lake.

 

This latest huge bass seemed close to that size for sure.

 

A-Jay

Geez!

 

That is one heck of a fish.

Dang!Now thats a fish right there!

That thing was huge! Makes me wish we had smallmouth on this side of the Atlantic...

OOps ... just posted the same vid.  Missed this post.  Sick Fish ... no pun intended.  LOL

Good gravy! What a beast of a smallie. D-double-dang!

Yikes!

am I the only one thinking, "geez, you are a guide, buy a decent scale."

 

I understand the scale might be dead on accurate.....but I want to see the digital!!!

 

donkey of a fish though.

Brian, most digital scales are far less accurate than a good spring scale. The big advantage to a digital is the it's easy to read and photograph.

I understand Francho, that's why I said it the way I did......I am sure that rusty spring scale is SUPER accurate (which is the reason it has lasted this long)

 

I just always hate to the see the word "approximately" used when talking fish weight....... spring for a really good scale (no pun intended).

I weigh all my fish with a Zebco Deliar, lol.