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12-08-2014, 09:41 PM
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Re: The "Best of 2014" thread.
I'd share but I can't figure out how to put the montage pics on here. Nice fish though guys!
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12-08-2014, 10:21 PM
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Re: The "Best of 2014" thread.
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12-09-2014, 12:57 PM
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Re: The "Best of 2014" thread.
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Amazing pics gents. I don't have any jaw-dropping pics, but I have a few favorites from this summer. The bass is twenty inches long and according to the length-weight charts is damn-near five pounds. The pickerel is over twenty-four inches long. Not much by pike standards, but it's the biggest chain pickerel I ever caught. What is amazing to me is both of these fish were caught in the same tiny heavily-fished pond located in a park. These bass are so heavily fished, at least one bass a day will barf up somebody else's plastic worm after you catch it. Despite the fishing pressure, this pond manages to reliably produce good-sized bass. I believe it's due to pure serendipity that the minority of bass fishermen that kill bass just haven't discovered this pond....yet. Just more evidence that any fertile pond is capable of producing trophy sized fish if some people can restrain their greed long enough to put the bass back in the water instead of on a stringer. .
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12-09-2014, 01:30 PM
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Re: The "Best of 2014" thread.
Good group of guys and grey fisherman on here good job all
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12-09-2014, 01:31 PM
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Re: The "Best of 2014" thread.
Oh yea skunk what a great photo app
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12-09-2014, 03:35 PM
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Re: The "Best of 2014" thread.
2014 was a great year!
The year started off being reintroduced to hard water fishing after too long of a time.  In early spring The Mugger came along which quickly lead to a walleye addiction and also put an end to the notorious skunking at Monksville.  Had a solid spring striper run and an epic fall run in the ocean and on the Hack. Summer salt was typical catching the usual NJ inshore suspects. Got my fist trigger.  And 3 PB's within a 7 day time frame was something to remember also.  Thanks to the whole NJFishing crew. The Ice, The Mugger, the eye's, and the Monksville conquest would of never happened if wasn't for the maniacs in this group!
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12-10-2014, 12:46 AM
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Re: The "Best of 2014" thread.
Great lookin pics all around fellaz!!! Felt like it was a lil slow catching, but def can't complain with a lot of crazy & cool memories.
So mainly targeting pike, here's a few landed this year. The skinny one was kind of a pb because I caught it with my bare hands! No bait, no hooks, no net! Even though my actual pb is 18lbs,(not 2014), it was great to experience. Also are some largemouth that seemed hearty but still not close to my pb @7lbs. I've been fishing for 3 years now & though they aren't close to pics produced, some are like fishing milestones for me,lol.! But still great to hook into a new type of fish, whatever it might be. So here's my only 2 walleyes & best 2 stripers so far. Def will be seeking more next year. Tight linez fellaz, lets see dem pics!!!   
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