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Was a good night, I got 5 bass and 1 blue. Didn't have a scale but largest measured 51". All released.
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I don't think it was a 50, she was real lean. I guess it's possible though.
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#^^^^^^&, did you make it to that spot? I got there about 9.
Ran into some guy and I said "hey, you #^^^^^^&?" he said "yeh, I use eels man" I said, "no, are you #^^^^^^&?" He said "what are you talking about?" Then I just walked on by...... |
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You are to be commended on landing a fish like that in this weather. |
This really is big news! A surf caught 50 !!
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Simmer down fella's
he said 51" NOT 51 LBS. He stated is was real lean
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Typically a 50" fish is 50 LBs. At least that's what we have always figured. Usually, unless the fish is sick, a 51" fish will weigh a pound an inch. Even if it's a racer, and fish that big usually are not racers, the fish had to be damn close to 50 lbs. Just a huge fish fish for the 8 to 10 foot sea we fished in last night.
Last night, I was several places with my partner from Westerly to 'Gansett. We fished with and spoke to 15 hardcore surfmen and we only saw 1 15lb fish caught. By my partner. |
Earlier this season, I got a 49" fish that was under 40#'s. Lean and mean I guess.
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Yup, I have caught several around 50" in the past 3 years that were well under 50#. I think the days of a 50 being a 50 are gone. At least in these parts. What do you guys think?
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From another site:
51" Max lb 62.0 Avg lb 55.0 Min lb 45.0 Congrats on a big fish NoSpots; noone I know has one close to that big this year.... |
Nope, in fact I think its the oppisite, there have been more 50lb and 60lb fish caught at block Island this year then any time since the 80s, granted most are from boat but whats the difference? it proves there out there.
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There must be a story? I can't imaging landing a fish that size in that wretched surf without some excitement...
Please do tell. -spence |
If it was me...
I'd be driving home w/no drawers on.
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If the fish is measured from tip to fork at 50" it should be close to 50#. At 51" over all (tip to tip), the fork length may only be 48". Most of those weight charts are for fork length. 48" fork should be in the low to mid 40#'s range unless she was really fat.
Regardless, it's still a great fish. Congrats! |
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nice fish :D |
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