Congrats to Toby

[piemma]

He knows why.

[BigFish]

I know why too!! Imagine that!!! Congrats Toby!!

[vineyardblues]

No idea,,,,,, but I do know Toby

Congrats my friend ><> ---

[Nebe]

I know. 😃
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[tlapinski]

Thanks guys. Just shy of 41 #'s and taped out at 48 inches. Tried reviving her for a while but it wasn't in the cards. Hit a 30-pounder about 15 minutes later that I was able to revive and then JLH landed a 34 after that. Here is a shot of my 40 (right) and his 34 (left).

[piemma]

Originally Posted by tlapinski

Thanks guys. Just shy of 41 #'s and taped out at 48 inches. Tried reviving her for a while but it wasn't in the cards. Hit a 30-pounder about 15 minutes later that I was able to revive and then JLH landed a 34 after that. Here is a shot of my 40 (right) and his 34 (left).

Really difficult reviving fish with the water as warm as it is. I think they build a lot of lactic acid and the warm water prevents dissipation.

I had one about 28# the other night and it took a good 10 minutes moving here back and forth before she could swim on her own. I hate to think of one going belly up after reviving but I'm sure it happens.

[tlapinski]

Originally Posted by piemma

Really difficult reviving fish with the water as warm as it is. I think they build a lot of lactic acid and the warm water prevents dissipation.

I had one about 28# the other night and it took a good 10 minutes moving here back and forth before she could swim on her own. I hate to think of one going belly up after reviving but I'm sure it happens.

This fish was brought in through a nasty boulder field and got pretty banged up along the way. My leader and first few feet of braid were all chaffed up. I spent a while on her but every time I let go, she rolled over and gave up. As I intened on letting her go from the start, I never took her out of the water for weight or measuremnet until I knew it was a lost cause.

[piemma]

Toby, at least she will not be wasted. If you let her go and she died the seagulls and crabs are the winners.

[bassballer]

Originally Posted by piemma

Really difficult reviving fish with the water as warm as it is. I think they build a lot of lactic acid and the warm water prevents dissipation.

I had one about 28# the other night and it took a good 10 minutes moving here back and forth before she could swim on her own. I hate to think of one going belly up after reviving but I'm sure it happens.

Congrats on the fish. Beasts!

Couple weeks ago I revived a good fish. Swam off after a little while of the back and forth resesitation. Motored back for another drift and 2 min later there she was belly up. It sucks but it happens, good thing i was in the boat so I could grab her for the cooler. I bet especially at night you dont even know it but shes washing up on the rocks 40 yrds down from you.

[PRBuzz]

Nice fishes, both of them!

[capedeer/fish]

awesome

[Clammer]

Dbl sweet

[saltyric]

great picture....congrats

[doc]

nice fish!

[the point]

Congrats!! Great picture.

[GattaFish]

Congrats T~. Reviving big fish has been tough this year.
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[Jackbass]

Congrats men I am sure a ton of hard work went into having the opportunity to catch those beautiful fish. Well done
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[Rappin Mikey]

Congrats! It's about time you get something over 12#s!

[Saltheart]

Nice Fish!

[ThrowingTimber]

Congrats!
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[fid]

nice fish! congrats!