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I went up to Pineview this morning to try my luck. Caught probably 10-15 smallies in the 8"-12" range. Nothing spectacular, but it was fun. However, I did come across an interesting find. As I was making my way down the shoreline, I saw a dead fish on the bank. From a distance, and judging by the size, I assumed it was some dead carp. WRONG. I had stumbled upon the final resting place of the biggest largemouth bass I had ever seen outside of an aquarium or television. I'm not sure what the exact measurement on the old guy was, but I snapped a picture of it with my rod next to him so you could get an idea what size this thing was. I had no idea there were any bass that size lurking in Pineview.
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Lol.... hate to break it to you, but that ain't no bass! Lol. I think you grabbed the wrong picture.
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LOL not the little brown. That's my sig hahaha. It's attached.
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Yes that is a bass or was...
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Now that IS a bass! And golley! I gotta get up to Pineview!
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were you catching the smallies from the bank? What were you using?
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To bad it's dead
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That is a very nice bass.. I have caught some that big. and some larger than that. my biggest out of pineview is around 6 pounds. there in there. just keep on casting.. pineviewfisher
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