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tomriker said:
Interesting read. Looks like your going to have to give all the bass you catch with red sore disease a bath with potassium permanganate before releasing them TR.
my wife, the fisherwoman
Interesting read. Looks like your going to have to give all the bass you catch with red sore disease a bath with potassium permanganate before releasing them TR.
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tomriker
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Ha, no thanks, like it says most fish go through it just fine and there's only a 10% death rate
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burnsbabe
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I'm really stoked whenever I see another lady who's not afraid to handle her fish. They're so slimy and adorable.
All joking aside, all three of those are pretty nice fish. I'm not sure I can honestly say I've done better. Where were you and what were you using? Looks like some kind of jig in the last photo there.
All joking aside, all three of those are pretty nice fish. I'm not sure I can honestly say I've done better. Where were you and what were you using? Looks like some kind of jig in the last photo there.
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tomriker
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Private pond, and it was a brushhog with a 3/0 hook and a bullet weight above that
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nwkiller
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awesome fish, way to go wife!!!
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fishingthewest
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Where was this caught?
Ive been dying to find good largemouth in the Willamette Valley. You in Albany Oregon?
Ive been dying to find good largemouth in the Willamette Valley. You in Albany Oregon?
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tomriker
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in a private pond on my familys farm
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fishingthewest
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what state?
what state?
is your family farm pond in Oregon?
what state?
tomriker said:
is your family farm pond in Oregon?
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fishingthewest said:
yes
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Moe
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Your a lucky guy to have your own pond with fish that size, and your wife likes to fish too! Great job those are some nice fish.
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tomriker
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thanks moe 
shes pretty much a fair weather fisher and only goes when the bite is on
shes pretty much a fair weather fisher and only goes when the bite is onSimilar threads
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