Mc Laurin Bay July 27,2005 xxx bass pic!
Posted: Wed Jul 27, 2005 8:03 pm
...had to share this one with you guys!
That is a beauty largie bb444. How much did she weigh?yff3
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Mc Laurin Bay July 27,2005 xxx bass pic!
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Posted: Wed Jul 27, 2005 8:11 pm
That is a beauty largie bb444. How much did she weigh?yff3
Posted: Wed Jul 27, 2005 8:23 pm
Nice fish.Posted: Wed Jul 27, 2005 8:49 pm
BB444
Now that's a beauty of a fish and a pic. What did you catch her on, or is it Ssshhhh?
PS: do I see raindrops on the water? Ah, a big fish in the rain?
W.
Now that's a beauty of a fish and a pic. What did you catch her on, or is it Ssshhhh?
PS: do I see raindrops on the water? Ah, a big fish in the rain?
W.
Posted: Wed Jul 27, 2005 9:54 pm
That's a big girl
Posted: Wed Jul 27, 2005 10:12 pm
Awesome fish BB444!
but are you squating because you thought you were going to crap yourself when you hooked that beast?
its a great photo. one to get blown up poster size to put above your bed.
Chicks dig big bass.
Keith
but are you squating because you thought you were going to crap yourself when you hooked that beast?
its a great photo. one to get blown up poster size to put above your bed.
Chicks dig big bass.
Keith
Posted: Wed Jul 27, 2005 10:42 pm
Awsome bass bud!
Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2005 12:35 am
She's over 6 for sure, but is there and old man with a cam on shore every time you fish 
Bring a cam in the boat
The stringer got a work out again I see
F.F
Bring a cam in the boat
The stringer got a work out again I see
F.F
Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2005 6:18 am
..you mean bring the old guy in the boat!...since I fish 99% of the time alone. I always have my cam in my takle box...Mc Laurin Bay is like Rockland landing site ....always someone on shore at this time...I don't
take photos of LMB under 5 pounds anymore...so far this year I have 5 or six of them....this one is my biggest of the year...6.3 pounds. I put her in a bag and used my Berkley digital scale. She was 20'' long and very
girthy. I did use my string to cary her on shore...better in the water than in the boat....I was not going fast with the boat to put less stress possible.
She was on the string for 5-10 mins....she went back in with no problem.
take photos of LMB under 5 pounds anymore...so far this year I have 5 or six of them....this one is my biggest of the year...6.3 pounds. I put her in a bag and used my Berkley digital scale. She was 20'' long and very
girthy. I did use my string to cary her on shore...better in the water than in the boat....I was not going fast with the boat to put less stress possible.
She was on the string for 5-10 mins....she went back in with no problem.
Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2005 7:53 am
Nice Fish!!!
Was out there last weekend with Iceman and we must have caught 35+ largies but none that looked like that
Carlco
Was out there last weekend with Iceman and we must have caught 35+ largies but none that looked like that
Carlco
Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2005 10:16 am
Impressive looking fish for sure! As for the handling and conservation skills, not the least bit impressive.... 
You seem to catch a lot of decent size largies, but I wonder how many find an untimely and preventable death due to being dragged around on a stringer back to shore, in order for you to capture the moment for prosperity. A 6+ lb. largie dragged across the lake for 5 to 10 minutes??? Gimme a break...
Ever thought about putting a cooler fitted with an air pump in the boat?? I'm sure you can grab one at CT for less than $50.. Might be worth looking into. Or how about using the self-timer on your camera and taking the photo at the moment of capture? Or perhaps letting those big breeder of fish go when out on the lake, instead of playing the towing game back to the dock...
Sorry for the rant, folks....I don't have a problem if someone wants to keep fish, eat fish or whatever, but to catch trophies and drag them around the lake is equal to cruelty in my mind. If you said you were going to mount it, all the power to you. But to release it after a tug of war match with an outboard? Very sad indeed....I'm sure PETA would love the way you approach fishing
Good Fishing,
Justin
You seem to catch a lot of decent size largies, but I wonder how many find an untimely and preventable death due to being dragged around on a stringer back to shore, in order for you to capture the moment for prosperity. A 6+ lb. largie dragged across the lake for 5 to 10 minutes??? Gimme a break...
Ever thought about putting a cooler fitted with an air pump in the boat?? I'm sure you can grab one at CT for less than $50.. Might be worth looking into. Or how about using the self-timer on your camera and taking the photo at the moment of capture? Or perhaps letting those big breeder of fish go when out on the lake, instead of playing the towing game back to the dock...
Sorry for the rant, folks....I don't have a problem if someone wants to keep fish, eat fish or whatever, but to catch trophies and drag them around the lake is equal to cruelty in my mind. If you said you were going to mount it, all the power to you. But to release it after a tug of war match with an outboard? Very sad indeed....I'm sure PETA would love the way you approach fishing
Good Fishing,
Justin
Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2005 11:10 am
Well said Justin..... 
Noone could add anything more to it than that I don't think....
Well at least we know it lived from it's May photoshoot....
RJ
Noone could add anything more to it than that I don't think....
Well at least we know it lived from it's May photoshoot....
RJ
Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2005 11:31 am
My jaw dropped and eyes popped out after seeing that fish but now I feel sick to my stomach after reading; "I did use my string to cary her on shore...better in the water than in the boat....I was not going fast with the boat to put less stress possible. She was on the string for 5-10 mins....she went back in with no problem"
--no problem? WTF? Ohhhhhhhh, leaving it at that cause don't want to start a war.
after seeing that fish but now I feel sick to my stomach after reading; "I did use my string to cary her on shore...better in the water than in the boat....I was not going fast with the boat to put less stress possible. She was on the string for 5-10 mins....she went back in with no problem"--no problem? WTF? Ohhhhhhhh, leaving it at that cause don't want to start a war.
Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2005 11:56 am
Shows how I view the world through rose colored glasses...I thought this magnificent bass was caught from shore. 
BB444, I really welcomed your post and was excited for your exceptional fish. But I also could not agree more with those that condemn bringing such a specimen in to shore on a stringer for a photo shoot.
I think you are an accomplished bass fisherman, but it seems you refuse to update your practices to help ensure more mega bass like this for the future. Just because a fish swims away doesn't mean all is well.
Sorry; my thoughts though.
W.
BB444, I really welcomed your post and was excited for your exceptional fish. But I also could not agree more with those that condemn bringing such a specimen in to shore on a stringer for a photo shoot.
I think you are an accomplished bass fisherman, but it seems you refuse to update your practices to help ensure more mega bass like this for the future. Just because a fish swims away doesn't mean all is well.
Sorry; my thoughts though.
W.
Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2005 12:05 pm
Awesome fish! Awesome
But here we go again with the comments from the granola gallery. Next time keep it, or better yet dont share your thoughts here at all.
RJ shab and all the rest get a life.
But here we go again with the comments from the granola gallery. Next time keep it, or better yet dont share your thoughts here at all.
RJ shab and all the rest get a life.