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coachgator
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Joined: Jan 03, 2008
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Location: Moody
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Thu Apr 17, 2008 9:32 pm |
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| JeffC wrote: | 28.43 lbs. MARK IT !!!!!!  |
28.03, your sat big fish just spit a bream out.
Wait, I wasnt supposed to tell that was I.... |
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JeffC
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Joined: Jun 11, 2006
Posts: 297
Location: Argo, Alabama
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Fri Apr 18, 2008 6:18 am |
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| coachgator wrote: | | JeffC wrote: | | 28.43 lbs. MARK IT !!!!!! |
28.03, your sat big fish just spit a bream out.
Wait, I wasnt supposed to tell that was I.... |
No, you don't need to whine about that 1 lb. bream in the livewell, unlike some other people who fished at Martin last week, whose loud boat is black and white and looks like a zebra's arse. Not naming any names though.  |
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William
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Joined: Jun 18, 2006
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Sun Apr 20, 2008 8:09 pm |
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| DougM wrote: | | I'm going with 25 pounds. 15 on Day 1, and 10 on Sunday. |
Can you give me some lotto ticket numbers? |
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"We used to slay them here back in the day," Scott Holmes, Lay Lake.
"I'm not gonna make it!" Bobby Mac, Weiss Lake.
"I think this creek goes to the right," Lee Byrd, Columbus Pool Two Day. |
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zebrajet
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Joined: Jun 07, 2006
Posts: 1266
Location: Moody
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Mon Apr 21, 2008 6:58 am |
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| zebrajet wrote: | 21 pounds, two day total. maybe less. 
Not my wish, but historical. |
I think should be the closest without going over! |
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cowboyjohn
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Mon Apr 21, 2008 7:55 am |
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DOUG WENT OVER BUT WAS "PRETTY DAMN CLOSE!"
---HE JUST HAD THE DAYS REVERSED!!! |
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DougM
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Joined: Jun 06, 2006
Posts: 1404
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Mon Apr 21, 2008 8:24 am |
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Wow! If only I could catch fish as good as I guess tournament weights! What was your final winning weight? Congrats to you and the other "money" winners!
This was an unusal 2-Day in the fact that bigger weights came in on Sunday. We usually do better on the first day. At least since I been in the club. And except for Columbus Pool it has never been won by the guy who had the big sack on Saturday. |
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BILLK
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Joined: Jun 11, 2006
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Mon Apr 21, 2008 9:55 am |
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Congrats to the winners and those that caught more than a few keeper fish. 
Shame on the rest of us 
A VERY SPECIAL CONGRATS TO WILL YOU DID GOOD 
Now you are hooked on Gville. It's like an addiction.  |
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zebrajet
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Location: Moody
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Tue Apr 22, 2008 9:01 am |
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Your winner!
Your biggest sack winner!
Your big fish! [/img] |
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William
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Joined: Jun 18, 2006
Posts: 917
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Tue Apr 22, 2008 8:54 pm |
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Post spawn fish! |
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"We used to slay them here back in the day," Scott Holmes, Lay Lake.
"I'm not gonna make it!" Bobby Mac, Weiss Lake.
"I think this creek goes to the right," Lee Byrd, Columbus Pool Two Day. |
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DougM
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Tue Apr 22, 2008 9:30 pm |
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What looked like a tough tournament on Saturday turned out to be a pretty good event for the BBC. Lot's of stuff most of us haven't seen before!
Ken's first day weight was the biggest sack of fish I've seen caught since joining the club. Then William blows that out of the water on Sunday. Kelly caught the biggest fish that I've seen since joining. JD gets second place with only 3 fish per day. Two 6 pounders were caught, and many five pounders.
I have heard stories of something like 26 pounds being weighed in at Weiss many years ago. That is probably the most weight I've heard that was produced by the club. Willie knocked on the door Sunday.
And I believe Dave caught a 7 pounder in a club event on Lay Lake. I don't know if that is the record or not, but it's the biggest fish I have heard about in a BBC tournament. A few more of those big shad and Kelly's fish might have went seven! |
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Kelly
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Joined: Jun 07, 2006
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Wed Apr 23, 2008 5:41 am |
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Those are some ugly faces in them pics.
Congrats to John on the win...and to Will for turning it around from Saturday to Sunday. He looked pretty bummed by Saturday afternoon but you couldnt knock that *#%@ eating grin off his face Sunday all day if you hit him with a Mack truck. Me on the other hand I was pretty p'ssed of by Sunday at 1PM cause I was throwing the same thing as Will and couldnt catch a cold.  |
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zebrajet
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Location: Moody
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Wed Apr 23, 2008 6:44 am |
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Doug, check with Kervaski on that 26 pound day at Weiss, I dont think it weighed that much, but it was his partner.
Kelly, I bet Willie boy was using braid on that spinnerbait wasn't he? That's propably how he got it down deep enough and slow enough, but still felt the bites.
If you keep your Bass Times Magazines, go back to last year when KVD won at Guntersville. I wish I had read it before the tournament! It sounded very familiar. He fished the same pattern as WVD and caught all his fish on day 1 in a place he never got bit on day 2, same thing for day 3. These Big G fish are grouped up and moving right now, thats why Ken had buckshot Sunday, they moved on. |
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BILLK
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Joined: Jun 11, 2006
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Wed Apr 23, 2008 9:50 am |
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| zebrajet wrote: | Doug, check with Kervaski on that 26 pound day at Weiss, I dont think it weighed that much, but it was his partner.
Kelly, I bet Willie boy was using braid on that spinnerbait wasn't he? That's propably how he got it down deep enough and slow enough, but still felt the bites.
If you keep your Bass Times Magazines, go back to last year when KVD won at Guntersville. I wish I had read it before the tournament! It sounded very familiar. He fished the same pattern as WVD and caught all his fish on day 1 in a place he never got bit on day 2, same thing for day 3. These Big G fish are grouped up and moving right now, thats why Ken had buckshot Sunday, they moved on. |
It WAS just under 26 lbs (25 +) at Weiss and it was Phillip Garner, my non-boater partner. I had 18lbs. It was an unusual day with down pours of rain and tornados all over the place. Most of the big fish we had were caught on 1/4 oz black buzzbaits while it was pouring down rain. The others on spinnerbaits. The weather was so bad, we had a number of people offer to take us into their houses until the tornados were gone, but we kept fishing.  The only bad thing about the day happened at the weigh-in when Phillip fell off the trailer with his sack of fish and they went everywhere and he injured his ankle in the process.
One of those days you don't forget. |
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Improvise, Adapt, and Overcome!
Only the scales tell the truth!
Exotic Grass = BIG Bass!
Time on the water is a great teacher if you spread your wings instead of lighting on a perch.
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