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I have a ton of pictures on this laptop and decided to delete a bunch when I came across this file from Lake Havasu when I was there in May of 2015 fishing with ledhed. They weighed 1-14, 4-09 and 2-07. Attachment 392971Attachment 392972Attachment 392973
Those are sure bigger than most. Nice memory.
Those are some mighty fine fish. Thanks for the photos!
Bob
What a hog. Thanks for sharing
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Wow, those are massive, great catches !!
Those are some toads for sure! Once in a lifetime trip!
Good lord man! That one looks like a freshwater hogfish!
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Unreal, simply unreal
man oh man what a toad of a red ear ....i hear tell that lake has monster red ear and sure enough lookeeee thar !
KABOOM is the word
Amazing, thanks for the pics.
4 pound redear?
All thanks to the invasive quagga muscle.Quote:
Originally Posted by Schmoopie
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If only the Asian carp could make our good fish bigger.
Awesome does not seem to do them justice . :ThumbsUp
Awesome fish Jim, just massive. That was a trip to be envied by many of us.maybe I’ll get there one day.
The 4-09 was 17" with a girth of 18". It was as long as the current world record but that fish had a girth of 19.5 inches. The mussels are the reason they get so big there. When we pulled the anchor a rock came up with the anchor and it was covered with them.
That is an awesome fish. Wow.
Holy cow what a monster... did you catch it on a hand tie?
Absolute whale of a red ear
The two biggest were caught with live crayfish about 3" long. The 1-14 was caught on a hand tied jig but it was one of ledhed's jigs.Attachment 393248 A rock that we pulled up with the anchor with some quagga mussels.