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bran_man
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hard to tell from a pic but I would guess 9-11lbs. probably right in the middle though at 10#.... those winters can be THICK! 
just my 2cents
just my 2centsFirst Winter of the new season!
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plumb2fish
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OnTheFly said:
Since chez told us exactly what it weighed in the original post, it would appear that you were saying the fish weighed 8 but not more than 9 lbs.....when he told us 9.72......
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OnTheFly
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You know, I was so stoked about the picture I didn't read the post thoroughly. Thanks for pointing that out. Let's not split hairs though.plumb2fish said:
The website fish weight calculator is kinda cool wasn't it?
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ChezJfrey
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I only occasionally weigh my fish, but this thing was so thick for 29", I just had to know. Weighed it twice and took an average...two weights were 9.76 and 9.76
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ChezJfrey
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Here we go...I looked at some stuff and found a 29" summer I caught this year that I happened to weigh and logged it at 8.10 lbs.
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plumb2fish
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OnTheFly said:
Yep, very useful tool, another one to keep in your bag of tricks, Is steelhead usually have a dimention ratio that is VERY CLOSE to 1 to 2.....girth being half of length. This of cousre isn't going to be exact and won't work on every fish....but it is a good rule of thumb if you can get one measurement for a close guess at weight,so you don't have to handler the fish as much.
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troutmasta
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All I know is the difference between a Fish ,a Nice Fish, A Fatty, and a Slug (literally and figuratively speaking).
thats a really nice fish/ fatty in my book
(scales depress me)
thats a really nice fish/ fatty in my book
(scales depress me)
