Fork kayak record ?

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Thanks everyone. It was a great fight. But to answer the questions I had fish grips with me that is connected with a bungle cord. I went to release here and she went belly up. So peddled my Hobie Pro Angler to the boat ramp and got out of my yak and spent the next ten minutes working her. She started to show signs of life again and was starting to fight so I released her. She made it a couple of feet and went belly up again so at that point hooker her back up and went straight for to the Bucket. My farther went ahead of me see I had to keep my hand on here to keep her up right and her mouth open. Once my father made it to the ramp he was able to get a boat that was just leaving to head over my way. I was only 200 feet away but gave them the fish to get her there as fast as possible. I have said it to Tony over and over again But thank you for everything you did to keep her alive. My only disappointment was that I never really got to take a good picture of here while I was in my yak. When we released her I got in my kayak and had my farther take some pictures but he didnt know how to use my camera so he never tuck any. But she was 27" long and girth was 22 1/2" But I spent most of my morning today emailing and talking your Matt Williams. A journalist for Texas Outdoors Journal so will have to see where this leads. But man I just wished I let the big old girl eat lunch before I set that hook lol.

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Well I had a rough day on tournament day, like most of the anglers. I caught a couple but nothing over 12". To show how rough it was to make it into the top 10 out of 91 that fished you only needed 2 bass. But there were two that adapted and were able to get a full bag. With the winner out of Austin taking home first place and big bass. He was awarded a lot of great gear from the amazing sponsors of the event. New not even released to the public yet, a pair of Smith Optics, a huge amount of soft plastics from GrandeBass, a gift certificate from Boca Barrings, a new Phoenix fishing rod, and over 11k in cold hard cash. Also plenty of beer provided by Lone Star to celebrate the victory with all the competitors. As for my day I wasn't able to beat the weather. The wind changing direction and strength at a moments notices. Which made staying on my spots impossible. I had focused my time in deep water and road beds by the damn through out practice and when I wasn't able to fish my areas with the rough waters I didn't adjust to the shallow bite that other anglers were on. But I still had a great week. Taking home the memories of a great fight from a Great Big Lake Fork Hog. Now its time to focus and get to work on making this 12.36 pound bass my old personal best. Tight lines everyone.