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HOLLY HAWG n a HARF!!!!!

nice man, very nice...did you weigh it?

Hey guys, really enjoying the forum, lots of great info being shared. Just thought I'd add a pic here. Can,t wait to hit the ice.

This form is awesome. I love seeing all different species being caught. This is my biggest fish caught so far. And I was not even going for Muskie that day. Jeff and I were in a bass tournament and this is what came out to play. I was throwing a 3" shad swim bate from Berkley on a size 5 hook on 20 lbs fluorocarbon. She took me almost 1/2 hour to get into the boat.
Good news as well she went back to the depths healthy on her own.

bay of Quinte tournament! biggest fish 13.72lbs my second 13lb fish in 4 years.

Probably posted this before but maybe not.

Same day

There's no way that fish is only 12 or 13 pounds. Unless you are holding the fish out and it looks bigger than it is but I don't think so.
If that fish is 36-38 inches then I would say it's anywhere from
19.5 to 22 pounds.
Forget the girth and ask any taxidermist or look up on-line just the length format to get an estimation on weight of lake trout based on length alone and you should get a rough idea of how much it weighs. Surprisingly it's very accurate. It's usually only off by a pound only sometimes based on eggs in the belly, food or lack of and size of fish meaning a 5 lb fish might be off a couple of ounces when a 20lb fish might very by a pound.

This was in reply to @ beekman on page 24

I screwed up the reply or quote.

My best Wally from last year. Go figure I got it from shore

My name is Troy, I fish every chance I get!!:)🐟
This is on the beach in Mexico at a resort.
Never forget to bring your gear to the Caribbean

Trolling in darlington🎣

Love the hard water

Monster muskoka walleye!

Pb muskoka laker!

First time fishing Simcoe, have to keep what ya get sometimes, but it's going to make a nice snack this afternoon I am excited to try it again before the winter is done, maybe get some bigger ones