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We want to see any fish pictures you have collected! Whether you or a family member caught them or not -- put them up, as long as they are not copyrighted or watermarked. :)
If you did catch them, please share how, and anything else you want to add that would help someone else learn. :thumbsup:
He got a 43", 26# bass the other night, sent yesterday.
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43 inch,23.3lbs.
taken on 10/7/12
nice gator about 10lbs
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nice bass there dude.
Thanks skinner,had fun catching it.Quote:
Originally Posted by skinner
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1-took this nice gator in a rip slow draggin' a 7 inch[SKOB] H-H rip-runner,this one was hungry fer-sure.
2-got this gator on a 6 inch H-H whitegold wedgehead drifting waay out in a long,wide rip draggin' it back slow.great fight in that current.
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1-got this nice bass on an H-H wide body yellow over green wedgehead[7 inch].
2-got this bass on an H-H 9 inch rip-runner pro cornbread/pink stripe.
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got this gator on a smiling bill bouncing bottom.
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1-nice gator on an H-H first generation rip-runner[black/blue]taken while drifting waay out and draggin' back in a long,narrow rip.
2-nice bass caught on an H-H 7.5 inch Hound dog[SKOB paint gold stripe]taken in a wide,heavy rip slow draggin'.
3-fat bass taken on a 4-3/4 inch H-H blue/white baby rip-runner.
4-fattie caught on a tsunami swimbait.
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good gator taken on an 8 inch H-H yellow/black headed wedgehead.
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1-nice gator taken on an 6 inch H-H rip-runner[first generation].
2-gator taken on an 7.5 inch H-H rip-runner pro series[yellow/orange]
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Roddy, I would trade all the bass I caught in Sept and till now, just for some nice gators like that....
We had them from about the first to last week of Sept.....and it was incredible,.....challenging as they would not touch ML swimmers and focused on small bait...the best action was when they hammered the mullet and were a little less picky......
Folks shake their heads when they hear me saying this, but I would rather catch those bluefish, every day, than the scattered bass we have down here right now..........
Looks like you are having a blast......:viking:
thanks for sharing the pics with the members here.....:thumbsup: :HappyWave:
well DS,I'll tell you,they have been funny here too.following the lure and not hitting or boil after the plug and not hit.
then you can see them around clearly and they act as if you were not there at all.
even this spring,bicycle George was telling me that the fish would follow the pencil and not hit.you stop it and they would circle it then you move it and they follow it again,thats just crazy.
I dunno,just keep slinging I guess.
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I'm with you Dark. :thumbsup:I would like some good Size blues over these little Bass. I haven't caught or seen a Gator size blues in 2 yrs.
Roddy, Your plugs are Awesome. Love your Pictures. They make me nuts.:drool:
Hi Vito,
glad to be a positive show.
I have a ton of pix,i shared a bunch in the thread monty and I started called "the glory daze",have a look.
will share some here too,,
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Yeah really love those bluefish pictures ripplugger. We had some big ones around april into may in the river and back bay but they left too soon. they are a lot of fun though they do really destroy your tackle.
Damn you are catching some big blues.
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1-fat *** bass on a 7 inch rip-runner pro.
2-a nice gator from very early this am,took it on a capt bills atom jr.
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i would take any fish bass or blue with some size:burn:
You are crushing them good job!
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my wife's action shots,,,,
she has come a long way with her casting and setting of the hook.
before she didn't bother to set the hook now,as one can see she does.
for a long time she was afraid to catch a chopper,those teefe must have scared her,now she hunts them and hits them back hard when they hit her.
I give her a :thumbsup:,,,,,,,
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more of my wife's fishing,this was the night before Sandy showed up.
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Been enjoying your pictures, thanks. By your wifes' smiles, it looks like she is having a great time too. How did you make out with the hurricane up there?
glad to provide enjoyment.Quote:
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oh yes,she is having a riot doing it.she has earned her official bridge rat hat and river rat shirt for sure.
I will share as many as I have,just have to remember not to share any 2wice,I forget which were shared at times.
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a few from nights gone past.remembering is dreaming,,,,,,having a great time is what it's all about,,,,,
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more from the past nights of lost sleep,,,,,,,,
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Back on the bass again Roddy! :thumbsup:
How did you and your wife fare after the hurricane? Power, any damage, etc?
It crushed a lot of folks in NJ and LI.....we are down but not out.....:blackeye: :headbang:
The colder weather and winds has given the fish in many of our bays and rivers lockjaw....last week there were a lot schooled up, and some pockets of high teen bass..... but with some bay/river water temps in the low 40's many have moved into the ocean by now...
Big blues....we had them before the storm, in the surf, to the high teens....:bigeyes:....would really like another shot at them as they come down the E. River and Hudson and out through the NY Bight...there were an unprecedented amount of spot (lafayette) holding them in the Hudson before the storm....
What forage are they eating?.....here it's been corncob mullet, spearing, and rainfish in close.....
and things are slowly starting to get back to normal....
Good to hear from ya, stay safe...:HappyWave:
Nice fat blues ripplugger.
Attachment 16803Attachment 16804Did this small fattie last night at 2 hrs after TOF,slammed the swimmer like a champion.
Good job rp catching on artificials can be tough in cold water. Sweet looking plug.
thanks m8,that fish slammed it hard,had another slam it but,on the swing I got a piece of him and then he got off.they will hit hard with temps of 42.
Beautiful looking fish rip plugger, hopefully a sign of good things to come.
yeah it was a pudgester for sure,slammed the plug like a champ.I heard about you doing a few too,good werk,,,,,,.I'm gonna try later on to see whats popping. R-PQuote:
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Attachment 16836Attachment 16837Attachment 16838from this am,nice fat,strong fish.second was a bit thinner/shorter but,still a good fighter. both slammed the plug hard and dug in quick.was cold with an easterly wind blowing good,could only stand it for an hour & a half,hands were numb and shivers,good breakfast did me good after that.had fun getting out.water temp was 45f.
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Great pics, nice action .....on wood
Nice going RiP. :thumbsup::thumbsup:
They look like footballs! Good job
funny thing this morning was I didn't see or hear any fish feeding. R-P