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    Smile My fishing buddy's 7lb. LMB


    My fishing buddy is Don Ingram and he is a great guy. I just had to post these photos that I just got back from developing (came from my old little Kodak 25mm 110) of his 7lb. Largemouth Bass. Don't know if he would like them to be posted or not for the world to see so he may kill me :D, but they are some great photos.

    Don's 7 pound LMB (caught on a small yellow popper)








    About a 3 pound LMB
    Robert B. McCorquodale

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    Nice!

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    good pix for an old camera! thanks for sharing them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fishindaddyo
    good pix for an old camera! thanks for sharing them.
    That camera is now retired but I wouldn't hesitate to use it again, its just getting too hard to get 25mm 110 film developed anymore . It was small and inexpensive so I didn't care much if anything happened to it on the water. I now have a new small Pentax W10 waterproof digital so I don't have to worry about waiting for the film development time. My Canon 35mm SLR is too big to carry on the water, isn't waterproof, and is a professional type outfit so its not suited for fishing.
    Last edited by dixieangler; 11-21-2006 at 12:09 PM.
    Robert B. McCorquodale

    "Flip a fly"


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