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 Re: potential world record??!
[Re: RedRanger]
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07/04/09 02:05 PM
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udamdan
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Re: potential world record??!
[Re: RedRanger]
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07/04/09 02:07 PM
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Bass&More
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+1 for RedRanger That's probably the reason we don't have 20+ lb bass in Texas.
The summers are too hot, and the winters are cold.
Cali and Japan have a more more tolerate water temps year around....
Another thing they have common is "Earthqrakes" nothing like a 6+ on the sphincter scale to shake the lake.......
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Re: potential world record??!
[Re: udamdan]
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07/04/09 03:16 PM
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EvanVidal
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your Damn right Dan!! this guy earned it!!! some of you guys are Freaking retarded!!!!!!!! As much as i hate to admit this, the Japanese are so much more advanced in the fishing industry that the USA. Whats amzing to me is that you guys are so quick to discredit someone just because cause there not from the US. Japan has been making almost 80% of your gear since you began fishing. Daiwa, Shimano, Megabass, Evergreen, Deps, Norise, Palms, Diako, Gan Craft, Major Craft, Damiki, Lucky Craft, Jackall, Yozuri, Roboworm, Ima, Yamamoto. Thats just to name a few, im sure some of you guys have never even heard of some of these but Japan has been in the fishing industry just as long as we have.
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Re: potential world record??!
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07/04/09 05:31 PM
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Uh....Roboworm is from Cali. But yeah, they're light years ahead as far as equipment goes and bass fishing is huge in their culture. This wasn't a fluke.
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Re: potential world record??!
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07/04/09 05:44 PM
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Yamamoto is from Page Arizona.
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Re: potential world record??!
[Re: N.M,Basser]
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07/04/09 05:49 PM
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EvanVidal
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Yeah but Yamamoto is Japanese.
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Re: potential world record??!
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07/04/09 06:07 PM
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In some fantasy land where we could drain a huge lake to see all that is in it....I'd bet money that Amistad or Falcon have world records in them.
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Re: potential world record??!
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07/04/09 06:20 PM
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I don't know how long Gary Yamamoto Has been in this country;but as far as I know he started making lures at Page in this country.I'm of some hodge-podge of ancestry;but I like to cook Mexican food,so does that make the Mexican food I cook Russian.
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Re: potential world record??!
[Re: RedRanger]
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07/04/09 06:36 PM
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elkhartdom
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It occurs to me that Cali and Japan might have more temperate climates that the big T. I bet their surface temps don't range from the 30's to 100+ in a year. Just a thought. That's probably the reason we don't have 20+ lb bass in Texas. The summers are too hot, and the winters are cold. Cali and Japan have a more more tolerate water temps year around.... temps are more tolerant in lakes like clear lake, but i have seen winters there whre it has a surface temp of 40degrees farenhite, and summers where it was in the high 80s, not as drastic, but still quite a difference
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Re: potential world record??!
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07/04/09 06:48 PM
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well, i will say this again. there is a spot here in texas (a smaller lake) that is stocked with trout every year. now i would almost bet the farm that there is a state record, if not a world record, bass in this little lake. my goal is to catch a lake record which was broken twice in the last few years.....
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Re: potential world record??!
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07/04/09 07:20 PM
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Cameron
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Tyler State Park...? 14lbs is a far cry from 22lbs...
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Re: potential world record??!
[Re: elkhartdom]
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07/04/09 07:28 PM
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It occurs to me that Cali and Japan might have more temperate climates that the big T. I bet their surface temps don't range from the 30's to 100+ in a year. Just a thought. That's probably the reason we don't have 20+ lb bass in Texas. The summers are too hot, and the winters are cold. Cali and Japan have a more more tolerate water temps year around.... temps are more tolerant in lakes like clear lake, but i have seen winters there where it has a surface temp of 40degrees fahrenheit, and summers where it was in the high 80s, not as drastic, but still quite a difference
Okinawa Japan (The Rock) is Tropical like Hawaii but does not have a lake big enough. Been to both Via USMC.
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Re: potential world record??!
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07/04/09 07:37 PM
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I don't know how long Gary Yamamoto Has been in this country;but as far as I know he started making lures at Page in this country.I'm of some hodge-podge of ancestry;but I like to cook Mexican food,so does that make the Mexican food I cook Russian. He moved here from Japan. Chased his dream of fishing and did well. We aren't talking about a "hodge-podge", just not far from his homeland.
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Re: potential world record??!
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07/04/09 07:47 PM
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chunkNwind
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lol cameron, its the ones we havent seen that we are talking about.....im just saying with the trout being stocked before the spawn it goes together with a prime feeding time....i know everyone thinks i am crazy, but i think it is highly possible. it doesnt get that much pressure. i think its there somewhere....
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Re: potential world record??!
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07/04/09 07:58 PM
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mitchell_usmc
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