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Please post some sample pictures here. We've still got ice, I can't get any if I tried.
I need two sample pics to show others the rules of taking the pictures. Check here please, and post a sample I can use:
http://www.crappie.com/crappie/virtu...ent-rules.html
I plan on fishing tomorrow and will try to get you some pics.
is this what you want? Attachment 55969
Yep, but I need the Control code above, and a second picture with the angler holding the fish, plus the control code.
Thanks for the example Stump Hunter
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Here are example pictures. But you should USE YOUR FLASH to prevent the shadows. This is a good example of shadows interfering with proper measurement.
Boy thats an ugly picture......Never seen a sucker holding a crappie before lol hahahahah!!!
WOW I can feel the love pbug!!! RoflRoflQuote:
Originally Posted by PBUG2009
Would I be right ... guessing that fish to be 13" ?? (it may be tough to accurately measure off a picture)
Also ... since we're not allowing the tail to be pinched closed, should the tail be fanned open as far as it goes, or just fanned open to the advantage of the longest measurement ?? (just want to make sure everyone is on the same page, as far as how to display the fish & still be on equal footing with other contestants)
... cp
To get accurate measurements off these pictures might be hard, but at the 2.5 meg minimum level I'm asking to be emailed to me, it will be a easier. I'll be able to really zoom in.
Well CP, I think the fish tail is fine the way it's pictured here. Do you know how they do it in tournaments?
When the game wardens measure fish they measure them with the fish's mouth closed and the tail pinched. Big fish in actual tournaments go by weight not length.
With the fish being alive it's hard to get the right shot. I must have taken 10 pics to get that one. When I try to come up with the length in the picture it comes to 13'' but when it was caught it was 13 1/4. Being in the livewell for about 4 hours it may have lost 1/4'' but with you also coming up with 13'' that is good.
Those pics were taken with a 5.0 MEGA PIXELS camera.
The fish does have to be alive, right?