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Personal Best Smallest Bass

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  • Super User

Not a bass, but one of his cousins with the same "I bet I can eat it" attitude.

4" Senko & a 4" fish

That's what I call a gutsy hookset...

Yeah, I felt bad about it, but in typical Rock Bass fashion, he swam away like nothing much happened when I released him.  I half expected to see a bass swim up and inhale him as he made his way back to the shoreline cover.

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Fishing for catfish bait a couple days ago when I caught this prize winner! That's shorten 2" grub on a 1/80th ounce jighead for scale :)

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I have to add mine to this thread. I caught this little guy on a Rapala DT4. The DT4 was 15-20x bigger than this bass. It was hooked through the lip (no clue how this happened) and was successfully release. By far the smallest fish I have ever caught. Enjoy!

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  • Super User

I have to add mine to this thread. I caught this little guy on a Rapala DT4. The DT4 was 15-20x bigger than this bass. It was hooked through the lip (no clue how this happened) and was successfully release. By far the smallest fish I have ever caught. Enjoy!

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Very Nice -

 

That one will be hard to beat

 

A-Jay

  • Super User

Wow, that's tiny look at that lateral line...

Great pics, cool thread...

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  • Super User

Come on, people.  Show some respect for the fish.  Hold them vertically or horizontally with both hands.  :trans5:

  • Super User

Come on, people.  Show some respect for the fish.  Hold them vertically or horizontally with both hands.  :trans5:

 

lol or put them in a little plastic bag with water like goldfish at the fair....

I actually have a lot of respect for little fish like this. Any bass that has the huevos to try to eat something his own size deserves our care. I want that fish breeding in the future.

  • Super User

I actually have a lot of respect for little fish like this. Any bass that has the huevos to try to eat something his own size deserves our care. I want that fish breeding in the future.

 

I agree with respecting all fish, no matter the size. 

I didn't even know he was on there.  I don't know what possessed him to even try for it...

 

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First ever fish on the fly. It's a start, right?

 

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  • 1 year later...
On 9/22/2014 at 7:47 PM, A-Jay said:

Very Nice -

That one will be hard to beat

 

A-Jay

I think I tied that yesterday, also on a Rapala lure (X-Rap).  This guy was such a stud that he didn't bother nipping at the rear feathered hook, he went straight for the middle of the bait.  

"...Get in my belly..."  

 

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  • Super User
On 9/14/2014 at 9:42 AM, Dwight Hottle said:

Mexican bass with an attitude.

 

 

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On 9/16/2014 at 8:46 AM, 00 mod said:

Not my smallest, but smallest with a pic!

 

Jeff

 

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I see what ya'll doing, trying to hide the fact that you caught a double digit Mexican slaunch of a largemouth on the next cast :P

Probably not my smallest, but this is the most recent one on film.  Caught on a 5 inch grub and 1/4 oz ball head jig. PBSB(1).jpg

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