2007 Bass Photos

another 3 lb’er to go with that. I had another one in the boat today, just didn’t get a picture.

shane

“Rig 5″ Senko’s on a 4/0 EWG hook, and heavy line.”

That’s exactly what I have been using. Haven’t got the whole flipping it under the dock thing quite yet….most times I end up on the pier verses under it. But practice makes perfect right?

My Pastor just started fishing this year for the first time and is really getting into it, he has been fishing almost everyday this summer. Here is a pic of a largemouth bass he caught today 5 pounds, 3 ounces! His biggest bass so far!!! Way to go Pastor Kom!!!

For those of you that like smallmouth, here are a couple from May that you might like…….

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rjbass,
First of all, WELCOME to IDA….

Great Smalllmouth, are there any stories behind those beauties.
Congrats..
Jack.

My fishing club was out last night, and had a very good afternoon and evening. I’ll be making a “Fishing Report” in a few minutes.

This first Largemouth went 20 1/2 inches and hit a Scum Frog in shallow water.

Jack.

That is a BIG smallmouth!!!

Jack,
Great report!! Ive never fished Demontreville and i want to! I guess 16-18″ LM are pretty common on that lake eh?

Tom,
I’d say most of your nicer LM there are in the 16-17″ range, above that would be fewer big fish, but they are definitely in there.
good luck.
Jack.

Damn, those are pigs.

Now, please tell me all about them.
Details, Details, Details

Regarding those smallmouth..one is better than 5#, 20.5 inches and the other is better than 6#, 22 1/4″. Fishing U.P. Michigan lakes this last May. Those were the two biggest, but many over 4 lbs were caught during several 30 plus fish days, all were released. Most were caught on 5″ Lemon Shad Zoom Flukes with 5/0 Gamikatsu WG hooks (what a bait by the way) As far as I am concerned, it doesn’t get any better than that….

Rod

My client’s son Dylan with a dandy Wissota smallie. The smile says it all.

Love to see kids catch fish….anyway trying again to post these smallmouth the right size.

rjbass, Thank is a TANK smallie! Nice!

WOW, Nice Fish RJ

Wade I thought you were going to hook me up with one of those???

Here’s my best this year so far.

Ed

I spent last week on Spirit Lake near Aitkin. This fish was 21 inches. Hit a black Scum Frog on the edge of some pads and junk weeds. I was glad I had 20# PP spooled up!

Rootski

Steve,
GREAT BASS, you got that on a Black WHAT ??????

bet that one felt very nice.
jack..

Here is a 22.5\\” LMB caught on my birthday on a Brovarney Silver Gringo swim jig and a 5\\” Pearl Action grub.

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Here is a 22.5\\” LMB caught on my birthday on a Brovarney Silver Gringo swim jig and a 5\\” Pearl Action grub.

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That’s a pig!!! You catch it on the river?

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That’s a pig!!! You catch it on the river?

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No, I caught it on a Cranberry Marsh by Warrens. I was there last Sunday and had one up to the boat that would have eaten this one. I also lost about a 6 pounder at the boat the same day. It was a great but terrible day

4 lber

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4.5 lber

another 4 lber

A 19″ i got this weekend. 5″ yum dinger.

My brother got this 4.5lb smallie up in Canada two weeks ago.

I got this one earlier this summer. I was really concentrating on taking the picture…

Do bass like pads? Spro frog for this guy.
Bonus: Props if you can name this metro lake.

tonka seton/black lake area or north arm.

shane

Here is a 21.5″ and 19.5″ smallie I caught in a club tournament on Beaver Dam Lake in Cumberland, WI.

this one is a little late, but here is lane with a 2 pounder from chisago, he was dead sticking a 5″ black/blue yum dinger out the back of the boat. he actually even called for the net before the fish was to the boat. notice, dad is not in this picture, he is lippin this one all by himself. caught in 7FOW on 9/3/07.