That thing is huge!!
Truly a giant. My question is this; even though I’m inclined to release such a fish would it be any good as table fare? I’m thinking that the smaller, firmer ones would eat better.
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That thing is huge!!
I’m thinking you are correct. But we caught some back in the eighties and nineties from the canals mussel beds around the Santee Cooper and Lake Marion areas that were huge and they tasted very well. I would think the cooler water may have kept the meat firmer. We made several trips over there for big catfish before the crappie started bedding here in middle Georgia.
Ken sells those hats his dad is wearing on his website.
Its the very best of the many hats ive had over many years.
Whopper!
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Here is my Redear that I caught in May of 2015 at Havasu. 17" with a girth of 18". It weighed 4-09. Caught several 2-3 lbers during that two day trip. That big ear certainly brings back some great memories.
Monster of a fish Jim. Is that a Sonny boat you’re standing in?
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They each ketched one monster apiece, both fish came in at the exact same weight 2 lbs 12 oz.
I guessed 3 ish when I saw it , man are them BIG
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