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Trophy Bass Photos pg. 73
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Trophy Bass Photos pg. 73
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This is my new PB Northern strain Largemouth :-) She went 10.4 lbs and inhaled a Hud. Is this just about the healthiest, most flawless 10 lb Northern you have ever seen ?
The week before she was only 9 lbs.... but she pigged out like crazy, just so she could be on Trophy Bass Only.com :-)
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Whooo Hooo ! :-) Been a long time since I caught one this big ! She ended up going 17.10 lbs on my certified scale :-) She bit a 6" Huddleston trout, and fought like a Striper ! Yea' buddies :-)
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This is Jim La Rosa, with a 10 lb 7 oz trophy bass, which he caught in the Ca Delta, on a black and blue jig. Nice fish Jim !
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This is John Barker, with the new Shadow Cliffs lake record bass, of 18.1 lbs ! What a monster ! Great job John, and a big congrats to you :-)
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Jim Jr. was obviously stoked when he caught this 12.4 lb hawg, on a Huddleston trout lure.
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This is Troy Phelps, with his first double digit bass ! It went 10 lb 4 ounces, and hammered a swimbait ! Great fish Troy ! Now for your first "teener" :-)
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This is Michael Aguilar with his first monster bass, a 12.5 lb'er which he caught on an Itsy Bitsy jig ! Yea' buddy ! Stay on em' !
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Wow ! That 10.4 Northern Strain PB of mine (top of page) sure didn't last long... As I ended up sticking this absolutely beautiful 10.6 lb'er only a couple weeks later. And BTW, it's been a long time since I caught one on live bait (since a 12.6 lb'er on a crawler 3 years ago) but this one scooped up a fat juicy crawler, the first time she saw it :-) Fought like a maniac too ! I've said it before, but I'll say it again.... Never over look the power of a lowly night crawler :-)
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This is Paul Noles with a 12.0 lb monster bass ! Paul had been seeing this fish in the same area for almost a year, until he finally got to meet her in person :-) That's the way Paul ! Persistence pays off. Great catch buddy :-)
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This is George Holloway, with an 11.98 lb trophy bass that he caught on a sunfish colored Baby-E at Lk. Amistad Texas. Stay on em' George !
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