No, this is not a recipe for Bass ...
This unusual pic was sent to me by Clint Skinner from Zimbabwe in September 2010. The Bass was caught by one of his buddies. The split in her side was about 10cm long (the speculation is from too many eggs, perhaps ...). In any event, the Bass had already spawned and was feeding aggressively. She was taken on the surface on a Zara (Zara Spook) so was happy to continue feeding despite this injury. The fish was healthy and well other than the split down her side which was already showing signs of starting to heal. She was released and swam away strongly.
[align=justify]BTW, if you need an experienced Bass fishing guide (Clint is a current member of the Zimbabwe President's side) covering Zimbabwe or Mozambique, feel free to give Clint a call on cellular: 263-nine one-212 seven two eight six or e-mail: his first name clint at marjen.co.zw
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This unusual pic was sent to me by Clint Skinner from Zimbabwe in September 2010. The Bass was caught by one of his buddies. The split in her side was about 10cm long (the speculation is from too many eggs, perhaps ...). In any event, the Bass had already spawned and was feeding aggressively. She was taken on the surface on a Zara (Zara Spook) so was happy to continue feeding despite this injury. The fish was healthy and well other than the split down her side which was already showing signs of starting to heal. She was released and swam away strongly.
[align=justify]BTW, if you need an experienced Bass fishing guide (Clint is a current member of the Zimbabwe President's side) covering Zimbabwe or Mozambique, feel free to give Clint a call on cellular: 263-nine one-212 seven two eight six or e-mail: his first name clint at marjen.co.zw
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Totally flippin' amazing! 