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    That salmon is huge! has to be about 30 lbs.

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    Default Bass in the Ct river

    ^^Lostatsea, the guy's arms are fully extended, making it look bigger than it is. It's still a hefty salmon, looks like it could be 20. Didn't get the exact weight, still a nice fish.


    The Ct River holds a lot of species of fish. Here's a show they did on it, nice LMB, sent in by R-P, thanks!
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    Default That's why they call them bucketmouths!

    A pic RP sent in, his friend Malibu Kenny slamming the LMBs in Fla.
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    small bass i caught a few days ago

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    Nice perch, were you using plugs or worms/small baitfish?

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    Nightcrawlers

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    Night crawlers are the universal FW bait, they will catch everything even the biggest bass and pickerel. In the summer when the fish get sluggish and only feed in the morning and at dusk, they will almost always hit a night crawler. Nice pics extremevisions.

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