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Caught this today was 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The fish calculator from Bass Resource states up to 11 lbs for those measurements....so i would guess eight at minimum.

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9 minutes ago, Fish4bigfish said:

If your scale said 8...????

Yeah two reading of eight Id say it's eight but the guy kept saying there's no lofocal reason it could be a eight pounder 

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Congratulations on catching a big bass! A bass with a 20 inch girth at 24 inches long should weigh a minimum of 8 pounds.

It's a good size. Your pic is impossible to judge. You held it out so far it's as long as you. Lol

No judgement lol I do it to. It just makes it hard to tell.

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7 minutes ago, Fish4bigfish said:

It's a good size. Your pic is impossible to judge. You held it out so far it's as long as you. Lol

No judgement lol I do it to. It just makes it hard to tell.

lol  gotta long arm it but it was 24" 20" girth

16 minutes ago, soflabasser said:

Congratulations on catching a big bass! A bass with a 20 inch girth at 24 inches long should weigh a minimum of 8 pounds.

Yeah it was crazy she exploded on my buzz bait three feet away from me and I did

t even see her cruising she just came from no where also got it on my gopro it's gonna be on my Insta you should check it out it fishingthenorthwestt

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I came down to Cali but I was fishing this small lake called Loch Lomond in Santa cruz it was closed for a while but now that it's open I've benm killing there and got four pbs there this year are you from the west coast?

3 minutes ago, Fish4bigfish said:

Where are fishing out of the nw 

 

Yep nor cal. Lake Oroville, bullards bar (unofficial world record spotted bass), the Sacramento delta and clear lake are all areas I fish.

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Just now, Fish4bigfish said:

Yep nor cal. Lake Oroville, bullards bar (unofficial world record spotted bass), the Sacramento delta and clear lake are all areas I fish.

If you ever want to fish the delta or clear lake sometime maybe we Clyde meet up I'm down for another month 

I will hit you up. I'm getting promoted and my work is moving me to Redding soon.

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Okay sounds good

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I had one a few years ago that was 24.5"X14" that went 7.51. If anything, I'd think your scale is weighing on the light side. 

Wish I could see a different angle that shows the girth. The 10.5 I caught in Fl this spring had a 20'' girth.

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Idk if this helps but the widest parts on the bottom was 6 1/2 inches and 7 inches tall

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I meant 5 1/2

fish calculators are ridiculous. Just don't even bother. Buy a scale and save the trouble. I had a 10.10 that was 27.5 inches lenght and 19 inch girth. Calculator puts it over 14 pounds. That is a HUUUUUUUUUGE difference. It is hard to believe that fish has a 20 inch girth...

^^ I agree about the girth. It just doesn't show it being that thick.

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Do you have a picture showing you measuring the girth of this bass?

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24" is an old fish regardless of what she's been eating before you caught her or what stage of the spawn she was in. And they don't get old by being dumb. Congrats!

On 7/7/2016 at 11:03 PM, Fish4bigfish said:

I will hit you up. I'm getting promoted and my work is moving me to Redding soon.

Oh Shasta. The enigma wrapped inside of a conundrum. Fun lake though. 

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On ‎7‎/‎13‎/‎2016 at 0:04 AM, shimmy said:

fish calculators are ridiculous. Just don't even bother. Buy a scale and save the trouble. I had a 10.10 that was 27.5 inches lenght and 19 inch girth. Calculator puts it over 14 pounds. That is a HUUUUUUUUUGE difference. It is hard to believe that fish has a 20 inch girth...

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