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11.08 lb Spotted Bass

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Giant 11.08 lb Spot caught in NorCal using 6 lb FC drop shot with Roboworm.

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Wow..... that would put a smile on your face 

Bet that was a good fight. What’s the record for spots anyway? Gotta be close to that I’d imagine. 

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Man that bass is huge!

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Where I live that's a state record largemouth. For a spot...that's just disgusting!

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1 hour ago, DitchPanda said:

Where I live that's a state record largemouth. For a spot...that's just disgusting!

Only 3/4lb off our state record largemouth. I wouldn't know what to do if I caught a 5lb spot. A DD is just hard to wrap my head around.

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9 hours ago, Bluebasser86 said:

Only 3/4lb off our state record largemouth. I wouldn't know what to do if I caught a 5lb spot. A DD is just hard to wrap my head around.

I've never caught a spot and I've only ever caught 1 small mouth in the 5lb range.

He needs this for a bumper sticker

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On 2/18/2021 at 10:56 PM, Bluebasser86 said:

Only 3/4lb off our state record largemouth. I wouldn't know what to do if I caught a 5lb spot. A DD is just hard to wrap my head around.

Those are not the same species we have here. Those are actually Alabama Bass, native to the Mobile River basin and moved all over hell. The northern spotted bass is native to the MS river drainage, including the Missouri, Ohio and Tennessee River systems. Drew Gregory had a great podcast about the black bass species with Steve Sammons from Auburn University. 

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