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Fishing News and Reports => Fish Pictures and Success Stories => Topic started by: basskat on 01/11/14 16:43 UTC
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Hit the lake today in search of another big spot and stumbled upon this six pound even. Water temp was 44 and she was in 37 foot.
(http://i117.photobucket.com/albums/o45/basskat_photos/rick_zps4b9cad80.jpg) (http://s117.photobucket.com/user/basskat_photos/media/rick_zps4b9cad80.jpg.html)
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Too bad she is so skinny :D. Absolutely gorgeous, healthy fish. What lake and what did you catch her on?
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That is a P..I..G.... hog... but she sure is a pretty hog.
Well done Mr. basskat, and thanks for sharing with us just how large a Spotted Bass can get. That's a premium specimen for sure. 8)
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I am starting to hate you right now. You pretty much suck !
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She came from Bay Springs Lake on the Tenn-Tom Waterway. Thirtyseven feet deep on a Do-It blade bait.
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She came from Bay Springs Lake on the Tenn-Tom Waterway. Thirtyseven feet deep on a Do-It blade bait.
Thanks for sharing that great spot Basskat! We have some pretty deep lakes where I live and would like to fish some deep drops and deep standing timber in 30+ foot H2O. What weight blade do you like that deep and can you say what colors work? Thanks..
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3/4 oz most of the time. I use silver when the sun is out and gold if it's cloudy. The lead part is normally white. Not sure the head really makes a difference, it's just a reaction strike. When fishing a blade you'll catch everything, drum, catfish, whites, crappie and of course some pigs. Great winter bait.
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I would have never guessed the Tenn-Tom. Those blade baits ( and jigging spoons ) will catch just about everything. Thanks for sharing.
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wow buddy that is a donkey!!!! I'm sooo jealous!!! That is an amazing trophy!
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What a pretty fish. Love me some blade baits