A Few Bass for Marcus...(My Year in Review!)

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the man with the jig'n'pig

congradulations on the fine year.

my biggest goal next year is to share the boat with ya!
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Justin, I am jealous to say the least! :D Looks like a great year. I hope next year is even better for you. :D
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Post by Bear »

congrates on those pot belly pigs ...... I mean buckets :lol:
great year as well :wink:
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Awesome Selection Justin!

What I love the most about your adventures....is you don't need a 20 footer with a 225 on the back to catch hawgs....good on ya!

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the picture with the bass and the lure hanging out of his mouth is artwork
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Thanks for the great replies, folks! Bass is certainly a passion of mine, and although the results may look great, putting a heck of a time on the water to get them is a definite necessity.
And you're right, RJ - catching fish like these without a flashy Ranger and a 225 just shows that its the knowledge you take to the lake that puts fish in the well, not what you launch at the ramp. Mind you, I certainly would take a Ranger in a heartbeat if the allowance allowed for it! :shock:
Now its time to 'winterize' the camera and get some pics taken out on the ice!!
Hope everyone else's season was just as productive..
Good Fishing,
Justin
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GreenBastard wrote:the picture with the bass and the lure hanging out of his mouth is artwork


The one with the popper, or the one with the spro frog?
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Nice bass buddy! Always enjoy reading your reports.
Maybe you can show us a 7 next year!

My rods are hung up for the year, time to hit the slopes and dream about May 1st pikin on GB.
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Justin,

What a collection of beautiful, impressive fish and amazing shots...like this...

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And what a year it was...you know your stuff!

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Thanks, Dad, for taking me fishing when I was a kid.
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