Shouldn't there be different formulas for smallmouth and largemouth given there somewhat different shapes, especially as they get bigger?
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Shouldn't there be different formulas for smallmouth and largemouth given there somewhat different shapes, especially as they get bigger?
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The one thing that might result in a large weight than it really is , some fisher man sort of like to read the tape measures to the high side ( I would never do that , ha ha ). How was the girth really" measured.
I saw a fishing show one time where they were using the formula and a scale. Most fish weighed within 8-10 ounces of the formula verses the scales.
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