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The better question is how many five pounders have you caught during a tourney.
I would also add that it is easier to catch big fish on weekdays and if you are able to get out frequently. I have a fishing friend who was laid off a few years back, and while he was waiting to be called back, he would get out every day at prime time and have the prespawn fish all to himself. He caught his share of over 5's, but made my weekend adventures tougher.
The better question is how many five pounders have you caught during a tourney.
I would also add that it is easier to catch big fish on weekdays and if you are able to get out frequently. I have a fishing friend who was laid off a few years back, and while he was waiting to be called back, he would get out every day at prime time and have the prespawn fish all to himself. He caught his share of over 5's, but made my weekend adventures tougher.
It doesn't matter what time of the year you fish, you just have to fish in order to catch one. I think I have caught a smallie over 5 pounds every month of the year except maybe December. Yes most of them have came out of Lake Wa or Lake Samm but I have also caught a few in Potholes, Moses and Wallula. My Largest 2 ever came from Palmer Lake.
You shouldn't be bitter about not catching one over 5 last time I checked it didn't take a limit over 25 pounds to win any tournament in this state either (excluding Henderson/Wolsky) It's kind of like saying I haven't ever weighed a bag over 20lb.
I'll answer that question Mike, ALOT! Last tourney Wolsky caught a 5.14 and we had another that was almost the same size. My biggest in a tournament it was Northwest Bass a couple years ago and it was 5.98 it was not good enough for big fish and I had another on the River that was over 5 for big fish and have had quite a few others. This year my largest is 6 pounds 6 oz. not in a tourney so I guess it doesn't count, I caught it on my flipping stick and a 5/8 oz. flipping jig.
Mike Matkowski said:The better question is how many five pounders have you caught during a tourney.
I would also add that it is easier to catch big fish on weekdays and if you are able to get out frequently. I have a fishing friend who was laid off a few years back, and while he was waiting to be called back, he would get out every day at prime time and have the prespawn fish all to himself. He caught his share of over 5's, but made my weekend adventures tougher.
Its funny because I have caught a five pounder, yet I'm not sure I've ever caught a four. Caught a ton of 3's, and maybe some of them have been 4 even, but not an oz more. Luckily I had a camera and a scale with me when I caught her. Its the fish in my avatar pic. 5lb 4oz. I just got lucky that april day. I would certainly trade all of your 4's for the five.
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