Since I am sure none have been weighed by themselves how long were they will work too.

I was talking with a friend today tring to get an understanding of slot rules. I used the example of a 7" bass was legal to turn in. I told him that I would have a hard time putting it in the livewell to turn in. He told me of a story were he caught an 8" and put it back thinking he would catch something bigger for a 5th fish and ended up losing the tournament by a quarter of a pound.

I have only fished 1 tournament so far and have only turned in 1 fish to weigh in. 5.05lbs

if u fish a slot lake, then u have to keep all thos 8inchers!! the biggest u can keep is usually 14 and then u get usually oneover 21,22, or 24 depending on the lake. so if i had to, id weigh in a 6in bass lol imean they are all gonna go back in the water any way.

I have had 5 fish limit on Bridgeport that didnt equal 5 pounds

I was out of the running for the big string one time so weighed in a 14.5" fish that weighed 0.86 lbs trying to win a small fish side pot. Got beat by a 0.83 lb fish.

I weighed 4 spots and 1 keeper lmb that went 3.8 I must have had a couple of 3-4 ozers

J.C. Outdoors earlier this year. 0.17. Hey he finished out my limit.

Once on Fork weighed in a .8 for a club tourney. They then listed it a 1 lb for the record.

I went to the weigh in once with one 14in fish in a working mans tournament on Proctor and won the whole tournament, big fish and big stringer.

.46, but it moved me up about 10 spots and helped in the final standings.

Been there and done that.

Weighed in a small fish on Lake Fork during Elliots Electric Tourney it weighed .75 lost out to a .34... Sad day indead. LOL

Jody

PS.. I caught mine in the splash well when I came off pad.. LOL Don't know how the guy that beat me out caught his.

Fishin a small waters tournament on Mill Creek we used to have 2 weigh-ins per tourney (1 at noon and the final one at 3pm) and I was in 2nd place by less than an ounce after the first. I caught a tiny bass (couldn't have been more than 7") in the second round. I almost threw it back bacause it was my only one, but thought "what the heck" and I threw it in the box. When I got to weigh-in I didn't feel like getting my weigh-in bag wet so I took the zip-lock bag my sandwich I ate for lunch came out of. I filled it up with water and threw that little fish in and took it up to weigh it. Ended up winning the tournament by a couple of ounces because nobody else caught anything in the 2nd round!

i've weighed in some dinks, but i know i've put more than one 4" fish on a cull tag

Once caught a fish on Fork so small that it swam through the hose connecting the livewells. Caught it on a tail spinner...had to be 2-3 inches long. Didn't have enough weight to be in the money, so I never weighed it. However, we all have seen when .02-.20 can be the difference between places. Not sure if my 1 oz. tailspinner outweighed him or not.

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