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 Re: What would a 10# Bass weigh?
[Re: redskeeter190]
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02/09/14 03:06 AM
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Dr JL
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post spawn fish have gone through so much stress during the spawn....they loose a large amount of weight...not just the eggs they lay...it takes a while for them to get back to "normal" weight...I'd say a 10 pounder would weigh about 12-13 pounds... Yes I think not just the egg weight, but additional body mass, more or less depending on circumstances.
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Re: What would a 10# Bass weigh?
[Re: Chris Wren]
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02/09/14 03:22 AM
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patriot07
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Depends on how big the fish is the summertime. If you caught a 26" fish that was on the slim side and weighed 9-10 pounds, that fish could easily push 11-12 at the end of prespawn IMHO. If he's full of shad in the summer, it might be less than a half pound difference in prespawn. Not a "one size fits all" answer.
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Re: What would a 10# Bass weigh?
[Re: Chris Wren]
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02/09/14 03:23 AM
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Ranger Z21
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Re: What would a 10# Bass weigh?
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02/09/14 04:07 AM
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Flarin Tool
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it depends did she go cardio or fat burning. being a female she was concerned with body image and went fat burning so 11.5-12 pounds what a hog!
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Re: What would a 10# Bass weigh?
[Re: Douglas J]
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02/09/14 04:54 AM
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Evan O'Brien
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Ralph Manns once told me that the MOST he had ever seen in the largest fish he had seen with eggs (16+) was 1.5 lbs., actually 1.47 lbs. He said that was really odd and he said 7-10% was much more normal, as mentioned above. GREAT resource to have as a friend. Tight lines, keep safe and good luck.
Thad Rains Mr Mann's is an awesome person to know. I get to talk to him often at the ramp on wed or thur, whichever day he chooses to fish that week. I just read some of his articles. Very interesting..
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Re: What would a 10# Bass weigh?
[Re: Ranger Z21]
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02/09/14 05:21 AM
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Samuel Ragle
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I think it would be safe to say that it would weigh at least 10 lbs. and then maybe a little more. I am now dumber for reading this. Lol, this And alittle of this
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Re: What would a 10# Bass weigh?
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02/09/14 07:38 PM
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CDubSmith2
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What? Wouldn't a 10# fish weigh 10# any time it is weighed?
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Re: What would a 10# Bass weigh?
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02/09/14 07:44 PM
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WAWI
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What? Wouldn't a 10# fish weigh 10# any time it is weighed? Not on lake fork, they weigh 10 in the guides hands and 7 on every other scale you hang them on.
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Re: What would a 10# Bass weigh?
[Re: Chris Wren]
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02/09/14 10:31 PM
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Ranger Z21
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Again why am I reading this lol
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