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Re: Most Interesting Video (to me) I've Done [Re: KenTx1962] #13259857 08/26/19 12:13 PM
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Re: Most Interesting Video (to me) I've Done [Re: KenTx1962] #13260180 08/26/19 04:01 PM
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Interesting stuff .

Re: Most Interesting Video (to me) I've Done [Re: grout-scout] #13260574 08/26/19 08:43 PM
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I did. If I remember right the Bass Champs scale had both fish in the 15 pound range with one larger than mine. But the certified scale for TPWD showed the larger fish to be like a half pound lighter than the Bass Champs weight and the other fish to actually be 14 something? I remember there was quite a discrepancy with the scale. I also think both of those fish died from being in a livewell for a long time.

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Originally Posted by doctorb
I did. If I remember right the Bass Champs scale had both fish in the 15 pound range with one larger than mine. But the certified scale for TPWD showed the larger fish to be like a half pound lighter than the Bass Champs weight and the other fish to actually be 14 something? I remember there was quite a discrepancy with the scale. I also think both of those fish died from being in a livewell for a long time.



cheers I hope she can get back to that state in my lifetime.

Re: Most Interesting Video (to me) I've Done [Re: KenTx1962] #13261706 08/27/19 08:16 PM
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Ken you need to spend some time on Naconiche between October and April if you want your shot at the top 25.


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Re: Most Interesting Video (to me) I've Done [Re: Jpurdue] #13261796 08/27/19 09:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Jpurdue
The ones we have just aren't as fertile as they use to be. We need some new water in Texas!


Josh is dead on. New lakes carry the fertility we need to grow giant bass. Lakes peak in years 8-12, but as the fertility, habitat, and forage age, so does the lakes potential. As you might expect a myriad of things have to happen and there will be outliars to this rule, but new lakes that are 8-12 years old hold your best opporunties in Texas.


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