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Lightning strikes again.
« on: April 22, 2018, 11:57:14 pm »
I caught and released a 6.25 pound largemouth on March 4th and this afternoon caught and released another 6.25 pound largemouth.  What are the odds on that? 

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Re: Lightning strikes again.
« Reply #1 on: April 23, 2018, 07:23:25 am »
Same place? Same fish? LOL

Either way, nice fish.
Cliff

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Re: Lightning strikes again.
« Reply #2 on: April 24, 2018, 07:44:08 am »
Same four acre pond, one I've fished for 25 years.  I doubt it the same fish.  The first was a pre-spawn gal with a heavy waistline.  The most recent was long and lean, with a slack belly.  Some bass have spawned and schools of fry are here and there.  I caught two smaller bass guarding fry. 

Six days prior to catching the second bass, I matched another personal best with a 1.25 pound bluegill in our pond.  The grandniece came by for lunch and helped me.  :)  She didn't want to fish but likes to put them back in the water. 



We've been weighing our bluegills with a kitchen scale, which gets down to ounces, but sometimes I don't want to fool with it and put the 15 pound BogaGrip in my pocket.  The Boga is an accurate scale but only weighs to the quarter pound.  I have a Chatillon Instrument Scale, 2 lb x 1/2 oz spring scale coming to make it easier to weigh bluegills.  Here's a pounder I caught prior to the 1.25.

 


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Re: Lightning strikes again.
« Reply #3 on: April 24, 2018, 05:55:40 pm »
I'd like to get into a mess of bluegill like that! It's been a long time.
Cliff