Thread: Introducing the Louisiana Crappie.Com golden shiner award

Originally Posted by dpisani

Hey 20 watt, that fish makes your hand look small. Hey Randy, repost that 2.3 lb I caught with you in march at lanana bay. Danny

lol... that's the first thing i thought to... for some reason i looked at the picture and assumed it was an adult hand at first and i had to do a double take!

Originally Posted by Prowler

well now... that scale looks Mighty familiar... how do you like it?

Yessir I like it just fine. Thanks for the tip. Largest I've caught since I got it was 1.46. If I hadn't had the scale, I would have thought he'd have been a little bigger.

Nothing reduces the size and weight of fish like measuring and weighing them. By the way, what scale is that and where from? Might be time for an upgrade and I'm going to Bass Pro today.

Originally Posted by dpisani

Nothing reduces the size and weight of fish like measuring and weighing them. By the way, what scale is that and where from? Might be time for an upgrade and I'm going to Bass Pro today.

Danny.....I liked it also....I ordered one and it will be here tomorrow(Friday)......it was mentioned in another thread but I forgot which one but here is the link to Amazon.....

Amazon.com: American Weigh SR-5 Yellow Digital Hanging Scale, 11 by 0.01 LB: Kitchen & Dining

It's a nifty little dude. Prowler recommended it, I bought it and re-recommended it

I have the same one as well. It's a pain pulling the weighing hook out where it's cradled though.

just be aware... and I am not even 100% sure about it, free bird can correct me... the unit does not weigh in pounds and ounces, it weighs in pounds and decimal... so 1.5 lbs is 1 1/2 pounds not 1 pound 5 ounces... etc.

Oh yeah, that's right. So ud have to multiply the decimal part by 16. So that fish would be (.24 X 16 =3.84). 1 lb 3.84 oz. Wish I could come up with a formula to make him weigh a lb and three quarters.