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| 18 incher on isolated cover |
Well, the fishing was pretty good, but it got cut short when I was attacked by a fiesty 18 1/2 inch man killer wanting to take me out! The Trokar hooks had my fifteenth bass of the day hooked clean threw the beak, which isn't a problem unless you are in a float-tube. The bugger made a b-line to the right float and I knew it was going to happen before it even punctured the sturdy canvas, and inner float. Pinning the bass against the side of the float. Unbelievable! So, I cut my line and force the Trokar through the top of the beak, because I couldn't get it out of the tube. Then it took awhile to get the hook out to. So, my best 5 were 19 1/2, 18 1/2, 18, 16 1/2, 16. The 19 1/2 incher was a pig, as you can see by the belly, and back. I fished the drop shot, and then switched to something weightless with some size. The fish would only take one color.
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| Now that is a 19 1/2 inch belly! |
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| 19 1/2 incher! |
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| 19 1/2 incher's thick back |
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| 18 1/2 inch fish cat killer |
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