just tired of the kid exaggerating jp he's been doing the same thing on the aquarium part of the forum lol it's driving everybody nuts
- NIIIIIIICE fish MN!
- NIIIIIIICE fish MN!
FISHING SEASON 2K12!!!!!!
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Yeah I saw his post on the giant aquarium his father is letting him build Lmao
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Well whatever its size I am guessing its one pound. I caught so many Lmb I have no idea which ones which. I was using an earthworm on a small snare hook. With two half ounce weights and a bobber. Lol it was a "noob" setup. But, I caught a lot of fish using this method!
I'M ANDREW AND I'M A FISHAHOLIC
-Andrew
I'M ANDREW AND I'M A FISHAHOLIC
-Andrew
Andrew - If you want an accurate weight, just take a picture of the fish next to a measuring tape. We will be able to tell you what it weighs (approximately) based upon it's length. A lot of times, a length is a better indicator of weight than just eye balling the fish.
I'm also going to guess that you didn't use 2 - 1/2 oz weights and a bobber... a 1/2oz is a lot bigger than you would ever need for a hook and bobber type setup. Hook and bobber isn't a 'noob' setup. It's perfect for all types of panfish and even walleyes in the right conditions. I like your enthusiasm buddy, fishing is an awesome sport, just slow down and let your pictures do the talking.
I'm also going to guess that you didn't use 2 - 1/2 oz weights and a bobber... a 1/2oz is a lot bigger than you would ever need for a hook and bobber type setup. Hook and bobber isn't a 'noob' setup. It's perfect for all types of panfish and even walleyes in the right conditions. I like your enthusiasm buddy, fishing is an awesome sport, just slow down and let your pictures do the talking.
Andrew - If you want an accurate weight, just take a picture of the fish next to a measuring tape. We will be able to tell you what it weighs (approximately) based upon it's length. A lot of times, a length is a better indicator of weight than just eye balling the fish.
I'm also going to guess that you didn't use 2 - 1/2 oz weights and a bobber... a 1/2oz is a lot bigger than you would ever need for a hook and bobber type setup. Hook and bobber isn't a 'noob' setup. It's perfect for all types of panfish and even walleyes in the right conditions. I like your enthusiasm buddy, fishing is an awesome sport, just slow down and let your pictures do the talking.
I think they were half ounce weights
might have been a quarter ounce weights or something I'M ANDREW AND I'M A FISHAHOLIC
-Andrew
lake 3 or 4 times out to the neighborhood lake I get a little stinker like this in the first 10 minutes, get my hopes up and nothing for an hour. Did get a little very nice looking crappie
3/8oz chartreuse and white spinnerbait / 6" senko (watermelon with any flake color) wacky rigged if fishing cover/vegetation
KVD 1.5 sized squarebill crankbait or red-eye shad if fishing open water with suspended fish or rocky shallow bottoms
Rebel Pop-R if fishin topwater
