Before you put the rods up for good what size bass do you want to go out on? I'll say over 5lb. and a nursing home pond don't count.
Before you put the rods up for good what size bass do you want to go out on? I'll say over 5lb. and a nursing home pond don't count.
If you’re referring to dying, then I’ll take a 24 pounder.
I'm thinking that I won't have a choice, for various reasons
I don't care, rods will be put up only when I'm no longer able to fish in any way. And if the last fishing trip I take involves catching fish then I'll go out happy, probably the same day.
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If you mean for the season I’d say 8+. Forever ? Who cares, fishing is insignificant.
Something bigger than I have caught . 11.7 lm 7.2 smallmouth 39 .3 flathead on a silver buddy. Life's been fabulous but still want bbigger !
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I figure I will be white perch(crappie) fishing a while after I get thru chasing the bass. It's much easier to sit and dunk a minnow and sometimes it's more fun
I say i gonna do some crappie fishing every year ---hasnt happended yet . Still chasing them green fish lol
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Nursing home pond should count, who's to say how big a body of water has to be before you can count a fish as your personal best? I'm in at 7#s....preferably a smallmouth
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Before I hang everything up, I would like to see any of my grandkids catch a record of any species. My oldest granddaughter ( 25) lives in Mn. now, she is on those walleyes and pike every chance she gets.
I never put the rods up. I fish all winter if not iced up and hope to fish until im physically unable to or I'm dead and gone
15lbs, have a heart attack, die on the spot, done.
a fish is a fish as long as I'm catching them who cares, with quantity comes some quality
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Yup, all I'm looking for is at least a decent tug on the line and don't care what kind of fish it is. I would like to catch at least a couple confirmed double digit bass here in Arkansas but that will probably be easier said than done. We do see a couple in the 8# range every year come out of the lake I fish mostly and that's usually in the Winter. In the Summer I'm addicted to catching gills and Kentucky's off deep structure. That's the happiest you'll see me on the water even though I'm sweating my balls off.
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Treat others like you want to be treated when on the water EVEN WHEN IN A TOURNAMENT! No fish is worth having a confrontation because you cut someone off or came in on top of someone.
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