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Bass Fishing Lago de Yojoa, Honduras

Ronald Matatan
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I have lived in Honduras since 2017 and routinely fish in Yojoa for Bass. There is definitely a lot more to do in regards of Bass Conservation but I can say that every time we go we get bass from 1 to 5 pounds and occasionally from 8 to 12 pounds. The San Pedro Sula Bass club is practicing conservation. For the first time ever in Honduras we had a bass tournament only catch and release. You get the weight credited after the succesful release of the bass. The tournament was won by a team with 5 Bass weighting 16 pounds and over 150 bass were sucesfully released.IMG-20190223-WA0009.thumb.jpg.5f208eb5a67b4e53028f80c1d9649fe8.jpg

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    Welcome aboard, Ronald! Nice catch there :) 

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    Hello and welcome to the forum.

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    Hello @Ronald Matatan and welcome to Bass Resource and the Forums! Congratulations to the San Pedro Sula Bass Club in conservation efforts which are evident by the bass you are holding. Continued good fishing to you sir!

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    Welcome! :)

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    Hello and welcome to BR!

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    Welcome to BR Ronald.

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    Welcome!

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    Welcome aboard!

     

    :fishing-026:

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    Hello Ronald and Welcome to Bass Resource ~

    A-Jay

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