pgatour00
21 years ago
Here's a little better one
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pabloescabar
21 years ago
them's good eat's...
bassdude
21 years ago
eat????

catch and release my friend.
cexshun
21 years ago
catch and release? No way. Bass fishing is for eating.

I only catch and release when fishing for carp. Much much better fight then a bass. And I feel like I've accomplished something after I release them. With a bass, you release it and it's no big deal. At least that's how I am.
pgatour00
21 years ago
Dude! I'm all about the catch and release. It takes a 5lb bass about 10 years to get that big up here in the northeast. I just don't have the heart to kill something that has dodged all those bullets and made it though so many New england winters.

It's all about the conservation!
pgatour00
21 years ago
cexshun..you're only the second person to think I look like that guy from CSI. I don't see it...I'm much uglier and fatter. lol
thurson
21 years ago
Nice fish, but where's the cigar?

bassdude
21 years ago
I will eat bass that some one else cooks but I will only keep them if I am fishing an overpopulated pond then I only keep the smaller ones. Crappie, catfish, walleye, whitebass thems for eatin.
rayder1
21 years ago
Nice one!

(No bass on the plate here either. C & R only!)

I only ate one bass I caught, only because he gutted the hook.
lakesregionguy
21 years ago
hey dude
nice fish! What area in you in? Looks near to me.
Caught a 6 1/2 lb. largemouth this season in the Big Lake in central NH.
Amen to the Monte#2 ISOM

BR
pgatour00
21 years ago
BR,

That's Belleville Lake in North Kingstown, RI.

I did fish up in NH this summer: Newfound, Squam, and the big lake. (Winn) I love chasing Smallies up there!
Gunflintwoodshop
21 years ago
You remind me of Puddy or Patrick Warburton. Gunflint
pgatour00
21 years ago
"that's right" muttered in my best David Puddy imitation.

lol
BMW
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21 years ago
Like you said, 10 yrs. to make 5 lbs. up north. Down here that fish you're holding would weigh well over 10 lbs.! In your neck of the woods that's a trophy fish.

Barry
MACS
21 years ago
HOLY SH*T!!!

Oh my F-ing GOODNESS!!! Dude... I used to fish that lake as a kid!! We swam in it, jumped out of trees into it, fished it, ice fished it, skated on it... I lived about 2 miles away from it for most of my life.

Belville and Silver Spring is where I did most of my fishing. Silver Spring was always stocked with trout and they opened the season every year on the second saturday in april. My buddies and I would always be there at about 3:30 am.

Wow... memories.

By the way... that is a pretty damn big bass for such a short growing season in RI.
pgatour00
21 years ago
MACS..both places are right down the street from me. That picture is on the back part of the pond where you take the boat under the small foot bridge and have to duck.

Too bad your not in RI anymore, I'd take ya to some unreal spots
John hay Cigars
21 years ago
Over populated lake???? Never seen one. I have bass tourney fished all around PA, MD, DE and have not been lucky enough to find too many in one lake. I know how you feel about a 5 pounder, far and few between around here.
MACS
21 years ago
They were from me too. I lived on West Allenton Road. There are a few ponds over by the High School in NK where there are some pretty damn big bass. You gotta get a little muddy to get to them, but if you're a bass fisherman... mud is no obstacle!

I wish I was there too... As I said, I grew up fishing that area and I could show YOU some primo spots!!

I'm still dumbfounded... what a SMALL world.
pgatour00
21 years ago
MACS..the other picture I posted is at Indian Lake..know where it is??

Toward Narragansett after Tower Hill Road
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