Caught her on a nightfishin trip on a zoom 10.5 inch ole monster worm in black w/ blue fleck in about 12 feet of water on a submerged beaver dam.

I didnt have a scale...measured tho...she was 26 inches.......So what do yall think she weighs?

Don't know, but it looks like you need some fiber in your diet.

based on your face, I would say about 30lbs. give or take a few ounces.

Probobly 7-8lb.  Nice fish though no matter how much it weighs.  Great Job

I'd say get a scale.  It is impossible to tell weight from a photo.

yeah i have one of those berkley lip grip scales but i gotta get some batteries for it....

and my face is like that bc my sister didnt know how to use the camera and i was holding the fish up forever lol!!

26 x 26 x 14 = 7.89 Pounds

        1200

Memorize this formula:

Length X Length X Girth = Pounds

             1200

I estimated the girth at 14 inches so redo your measurments from the photo and recalculate to see what weight you promulgate.

Nice lady!

You did good!  

Where did you catch her?

Why were you out night fishing when you needed to be home doing homework?  ;D   ;D   ;D

hahahaha i did all my hw and was back by 9:30 i live right across from the lake.(65 acre lake)

BTW that was thurs. night

I would say it is time to buy batteries for your scale.  That is a nice looking bass.

Nice fish, thats a monster....8lbs. I would guess

This is exactly why I don't go fishing without my scale in my bag. I would be so ticked if I caught that pup and never knew for sure. lol.

Great looking fish!

Nice fish!! Im gonna guess between 8 1/2 to 9lbs maybe more.

I think I know the lake you are speaking.

Never fished it for bass.

Do not live in the rich subdivision  ;D so I have no place to launch my boat.

Great catch.  I heard there were bass that size in the lake and now you have proved it.

You get an A+.

Do you attend Clover Hill High School?

I'd say just guessing 9.5 to 10 lbs....... 26 in. is huge!!!!!!!!!!! I finally realized you do need a scale!!!!!!!!!!  caught one yesterday I swore was 5.5 to 6- real fat and weighed in at a meager 3.5 lbs.... but having said all that has to be at least 9 lbs.........

It weighs "enough"

enough to know you done good

enough to want to know how much exactly

enough to teach you not to go w/o a working scale

NOT enough to counterbalance the tire "T to the I" has been growing around his mid section  , don't fret the haters, they're just jealous of us guys who were made for speed instead of comfort

Very nice bass, great pic, too!

Weight?

Long, skinny and no belly.

Either side of 6 lbs.

8-)

I'd say just guessing 9.5 to 10 lbs....... 26 in. is huge!!!!!!!!!!! I finally realized you do need a scale!!!!!!!!!! caught one yesterday I swore was 5.5 to 6- real fat and weighed in at a meager 3.5 lbs.... but having said all that has to be at least 9 lbs.........

You almost doubled the weight in your guess! You killed your own credibility and then said "has to be at least 9 lbs" - how? You swore the other was 5.5-6.

I'll give you 7-8 on the first fish, but you have to buy a new scale (and use it) before it goes 9-10. ;D

No matter the actual weight, you caught a GREAT fish.  Bring the scale always and catch another one like that...  we all want to know the real weight also!!  

NICE BASS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It's a biggun that's for sure.

yeah I am from Texas and we all tend to exaggerate....... but I swear the bass I caught last week was at least 5.5, but he was only 3.5!!!!! so no I don't have any credibility guessing weights you are correct....

which goes to say get a scale or measure the length and the girth.... you have to have both to get the formula correct......

That is a very nice fish. I think it is 8lb+.  I love the ol' monster.

I agree with road warrior that it is a tad skinny w/no belly. For comparison the bass in my avatar is 24.5" long and weighed a little over 8lbs on a spring scale (not the most accurate but close enough for government work). Based on that and the 26" it measured I'll guess about 6.5-7 lbs. If you hook that one in spring I'm guessing you'll come close to a double digit fish.

NICE FISH BUD!  8-)