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BassDawg · 09-11-2008, 04:44 PM

46#er and up, on avg, since i've never caught one over 35#.

in the event that King Neptune wants to send a coupla
BIG GURLS my way this w/e, i would like to know a ballpark
inches range for being worthy of lugging her out of the surf and down to the nearest certified weigh station. no need in killing a striper that won't impact our standings.

while i'm aware that weight as it relates to "inches numbers" are girth dependent and am familiar with the over 50#'s 1" per lb general rule, i'm just trying to know which ones to cull and which ones to KEEP.

i'm not saying that i will be so blessed, but THIS IS the FINAL PUSH!!!

this is it, BOYZZZZ, time to Land sum LAHHHHGE! good MOON fer it!
and since i'm back to work, looks like this will be the final w/e for me.

thanks in advance, gents, and
May the forage rise up to meet you!!

09-11-2008, 04:44 PM	#1
BassDawg Trophy Hunter Apprentice iTrader: (0) Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: THE Other Cape Posts: 2,508	How MANY inches for a................. 46#er and up, on avg, since i've never caught one over 35#. in the event that King Neptune wants to send a coupla BIG GURLS my way this w/e, i would like to know a ballpark inches range for being worthy of lugging her out of the surf and down to the nearest certified weigh station. no need in killing a striper that won't impact our standings. while i'm aware that weight as it relates to "inches numbers" are girth dependent and am familiar with the over 50#'s 1" per lb general rule, i'm just trying to know which ones to cull and which ones to KEEP. i'm not saying that i will be so blessed, but THIS IS the FINAL PUSH!!! this is it, BOYZZZZ, time to Land sum LAHHHHGE! good MOON fer it! and since i'm back to work, looks like this will be the final w/e for me. thanks in advance, gents, and May the forage rise up to meet you!!
	"The first condition of happiness is that the connection between man and nature shall not be broken."~~ Leo Tolstoy Tight Lines, and Happy Hunting to ALL!