My co-worker's first bass

cassidyta · 10-29-09, 04:30 PM

One of the guys I work with is a salt water fisherman who has never really gotten into Bass fishing. Since we have a pond on base, he has spent the past week trying to land the elusive LMB.
We got close on Tuesday, but he waited to long to set the hook on one and then had one spit the hook when it left the water.

Today I set him up with a drop shot rig. We were working the 15 foot water over piles of rocks. He had a 5" sexy shad robo tied on when he hooked into this "monster". We did not have the scale handy, but I am not sure that my scale would have supported the beast anyways.
He wanted to have it mounted, but I convinced him that a replica is just as nice.

10-29-09, 04:30 PM	#1
cassidyta BassFishin.Com Super Veteran Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: San Diego, CA Posts: 2,928	My co-worker's first bass One of the guys I work with is a salt water fisherman who has never really gotten into Bass fishing. Since we have a pond on base, he has spent the past week trying to land the elusive LMB. We got close on Tuesday, but he waited to long to set the hook on one and then had one spit the hook when it left the water. Today I set him up with a drop shot rig. We were working the 15 foot water over piles of rocks. He had a 5" sexy shad robo tied on when he hooked into this "monster". We did not have the scale handy, but I am not sure that my scale would have supported the beast anyways. He wanted to have it mounted, but I convinced him that a replica is just as nice. __________________ If you have ever wondered if you should retie, the answer is yes.

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