Friday 13th - Inanda Bass
- Thread starter Fishton
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Little Green Fish
Sealiner
Friday the 13th..........
How many of them are there in any given year on average, cause that's the same date I hooked into my new PB the Second Upgrade since we lost contact with our addiction of choice::jest
and hence I wanna know which day's I'm gonna upgrade to the next PB
How many of them are there in any given year on average, cause that's the same date I hooked into my new PB the Second Upgrade since we lost contact with our addiction of choice::jest
No weight, no measurement, and no other pic? im sorry but this pic says nothing, it is far too close with no size reference, could be less than 2 kilos. sorry but i have seen many pics where the bass looks absolutely huge but infact isnt. im not conviced... i dont understand why you are ignoring peoples requests for info, thought we were all on the same team here?
Guys, unfortunately there have been many instances where guys took some serious flack for weight of fish etc, especially if they are THAT big.
I would've also wanted to know the weight, but it is up to Fishton to decide what he wants to do and i actually understand the logic behind what he did......
Let it be
I would've also wanted to know the weight, but it is up to Fishton to decide what he wants to do and i actually understand the logic behind what he did......
Let it be
If I had to take a guess, that Bass is probably bigger than the current SA record Largemouth of 6.29kg, and probably under 7kg, therefore (possibly) between 6.3 - 6.9kg = 6.6kg (?) ... a truly magnificent catch!
... And not totally improbable as there are rumours of Bass that size having come out of Inanda to date to local subsistence fishermen using livebait and to some tight-lipped Bassers who are not telling ...
To check out a Bass of similar proportions, go to http://www.mteri.co.za
... YAY, Mteri now has their own website! Here's Justin Booth's Mteri Monster:
... And not totally improbable as there are rumours of Bass that size having come out of Inanda to date to local subsistence fishermen using livebait and to some tight-lipped Bassers who are not telling ...
To check out a Bass of similar proportions, go to http://www.mteri.co.za
... YAY, Mteri now has their own website! Here's Justin Booth's Mteri Monster:
