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The time is upon us to have the opportunity to handle BIG largemouth bass.
That would be about 6-7 pounds Northern strain and 13+ pounds Florida strain or interbred hybrid, although the techniques should apply equally well to smaller bass and other species. As bass these sizes approach their species maximums, if you choose for them to survive, special precautions should probably be taken. The people probably with the most experience in proper care and handling of BIG bass is the ShareLunker program of Texas' Freshwater Fisheries Center. Here is a link to their 9 key points. http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/fish/inf...harelunker.htm However their list is not complete. It is missing several related but very import items that must be done. 1. As soon as your BIG bass is secured in an aerated environment and before any pictures are taken, immediately proceed to the nearest lavatory, head, restroom or facility and take care of business. The offensive odor will eventually subside but teletale water marks in the crotch of your pants will remain in the pictures forever! 2, Call your brother-in-law or close friend and tell them to immediately purchase in your name just one lottery ticket - that's all you'll need. 3. Call your stock broker tell him to purchase in your account today every stock he recommended. No doubt this list needs additional refinement. Good luck! John |
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