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    RE: Cumberland for 1/6 and 1/7

    >You know what I find AMAZING is how all the big fish that
    >have been MEASURED to find, (or guess) their weight here
    >recently are ALL EXACTLY on the inch mark; 26 long, 21 girth.
    >Amazing never 25 and 3/8 or 20 and 3/16, ALWAYS dead on the
    >inch mark !!! OK If you are going to use a "formula"
    >AND you want to even get near the actual weight you can't
    >round up ..
    >AS for people guessing wrong as being newbys just watch a
    >weigh- in a listen to how many people guess smallmouth weights
    >WAY off. I have only seen 2 guys who can guess weights and be
    >accurate within 2-3 ounces on smallmouth and that is because
    >they have weighed HUNDREDS of them in at tournaments. Lots of
    >times they will guess other peoles weight dead on so many
    >times it is scary. Don Smith knows them one of the best small
    >mouth teams on cumberland


    I don't have to worry about this, I have good scales and I use them on EVERY really good fish I catch before releasing the fish, I DON'T GUESS. Oh by the way my scales are very accurate they have been crossed checked and I have two different pairs I use to cross reference with each other. I tell ya what, I can guess smallmouth weights extremely close most of the time, I do so before I weigh THEM ON SCALES. Where are you going with all this anyway???

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    RE: Cumberland for 1/6 and 1/7

    Not going anywhere just wondering how so many big fish are just always 26 inch . Been several here lately and I got slammed for saying I think formulas are WAY off actual weights. OH yea by the way that 26- long 21 girth fish by the FORMULA weighed 13 1/2 pounds NEW WORLD SMALLEY . BUT no one seems to know who caught it or has seen it !!!!!!!! JUST OH I HEARD ????

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    RE: Cumberland for 1/6 and 1/7

    > and I got
    >slammed for saying I think formulas are WAY off actual
    >weights.

    Spotboy, I think I've been reading pretty much all these posts and I can't recall someone slamming you for saying formulas aren't accurate. Who/when was that?


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    RE: Cumberland for 1/6 and 1/7

    >>You know what I find AMAZING is how all the big fish
    >that
    >>have been MEASURED to find, (or guess) their weight here
    >>recently are ALL EXACTLY on the inch mark; 26 long, 21
    >girth.
    >>Amazing never 25 and 3/8 or 20 and 3/16, ALWAYS dead on
    >the
    >>inch mark !!! OK If you are going to use a
    >"formula"
    >>AND you want to even get near the actual weight you can't
    >>round up ..
    >>AS for people guessing wrong as being newbys just watch a
    >>weigh- in a listen to how many people guess smallmouth
    >weights
    >>WAY off. I have only seen 2 guys who can guess weights and
    >be
    >>accurate within 2-3 ounces on smallmouth and that is
    >because
    >>they have weighed HUNDREDS of them in at tournaments.
    >Lots of
    >>times they will guess other peoles weight dead on so many
    >>times it is scary. Don Smith knows them one of the best
    >small
    >>mouth teams on cumberland
    >
    >
    >I don't have to worry about this, I have good scales and I use
    >them on EVERY really good fish I catch before releasing the
    >fish, I DON'T GUESS. Oh by the way my scales are very accurate
    >they have been crossed checked and I have two different pairs
    >I use to cross reference with each other. I tell ya what, I
    >can guess smallmouth weights extremely close most of the time,
    >I do so before I weigh THEM ON SCALES. Where are you going
    >with all this anyway???
    SO are you the one that caught the 8lb 4 oz smallmouth? that is the fish we are wondering about

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