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I just got back from fishing the neshaminy creek below Tyler Park in Bucks
Co. Pa. ( not know for big bass) Just taking a break from LM fishing in the local lake and thought I'd go cool off in the creek & get some small bass and panfish. It's been awful hot here. I caught a 19" SM on a Rebel crayfish with crushed barbs. Used 6 lb trilene & didn't think I'd get the fish in hand. He jumped three times and I managed to keep the line taught. I knew I'd lose him if I gave him line since I crush my barbs when I use treble hooks. I'm C&R but I had to admit I had thoughts of keeping this beauty. I measured it against my rod and when I got home measured the mark on the rod and found the fish was exactly 19". I don't know the girth so I can't use the formula (LxG/1200) Can anyone give me an idea of what the average 19" SM weighs Sure would appreciate some input. Wow, I'm still excited Jim L |
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