Posted 11/2/2013 3:15 PM (#671477 - in reply to #671476) Subject: Re: Cover fish
Posts: 281
Brian- Yes way more rewarding. I love fishing solo, But before Go Pro- I had a ton of lost fish without proof for my friends But it does add a whole new element especially the net job...
Posted 11/2/2013 7:39 PM (#671501 - in reply to #671434) Subject: Re: Cover fish
Posts: 348
I'm totally opposite hate netting my own fish, you could have easily lost that fish a few times another guy In the boat nets it the first time, been there lost a few fish on my own I hate netting them alone but sometimes you gotta.
Posted 11/4/2013 3:50 PM (#671816 - in reply to #671434) Subject: Re: Cover fish
Posts: 720
I absolutely loved that video. I #*^@ near pulled all my hair out when that big girl slip out of the net. I cheered out "that a boy" when you finally netted her. Great job sir great job!
I think I ripped my shorts watching that video. I'm getting to old for this game.
Posted 11/4/2013 4:29 PM (#671825 - in reply to #671816) Subject: Re: Cover fish
Posts: 4080
Location: Elko - Lake Vermilion
very nice !
I don't believe I've seen many fish of that size being backed into a net 3 different times,.........She was hooked pretty Darn good.
Congrats.
Posted 11/9/2013 7:18 PM (#672666 - in reply to #671434) Subject: RE: Cover fish
Posts: 281
Hey Guys- Mad at myself for not getting a girth, but was to excited and was by myself. I was hoping it was 26 or 27. What is your guess. Thinking it was my first true 40# fish. Thoughts?
Thanks
Chad
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