LOL, there were plenty of Minnetucky licensed boats out there last week. I am more worried about whatever ANS they would bring with them than the fish they take home.
I have heard of this one and a 14Lb caught this spring.. has there been many more in the 10+ range caught this spring?
Vollmer: give Mr. Volk “King of Walleyes” title on his account? That would be awesome...
Or maybe, “Master of bait”
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Anyone else see the video going around of the jig getting yanked out of its back in the net?
That video isn't the greatest quality, but if you look closely when he pulls on the jig it sure looks like the fish lifts up in the net. A lot of people are saying it was just stuck in the net, but to me it looks like it was buried in the back of the fish... If it's legit, congrats to the guy, I'm skeptical though... One thing that concerns me about the video is the fish in the net doesn't, in my eye, appear to be big enough to be the record breaking fish... maybe I'm wrong...
Definitely could be the net. Now one would think if he was trying hide the fact that it was snagged it would be quite odd for that same person to post a video of the hook removal. And another oddity although no way to conclusively tell exactly where it was but as lightly hooked as it appeared to be with as quickly and effortlessly as he pulled it out if it was in the fish in that part of the back you would almost always tear the hook out during the fight on a good-sized fish and especially if you're fighting something as big as 16 pounds 9 ounces.
How could you tell by looking at it lol that thing could have been hooked before multiple times over the last 4 days, lie detector for net man and record holder will clear it up. If it was legit they should pass and it will put the drama to rest and legitimize the recordeither that or someone needs to catch a 17 in the next few days which could happen.I see Game and Fish declared the fish is the state record. They should have been able to see if it was snagged .
YupHow could you tell by looking at it lol that thing could have been hooked before multiple times over the last 4 days, lie detector for net man and record holder will clear it up. If it was legit they should pass and it will put the drama to rest and legitimize the recordeither that or someone needs to catch a 17 in the next few days which could happen.
That video is sure making me think. It sure looks like a jig was pulled from the back of the fish.
A. Congrats!!!!! That is a big fish
B. I have never snagged a dead fish on a jig. Appears to be a lot of current too. Snagged fish fight like a sob
C. Generally fish that snag themselves on a single hook are biting and they miss or I set to early. Both of which imo no isn't snagging even though the law may not allow for it
Somebody tell me where I am wwrong on my analysis of snagging. I just don't get it. The guy holds the record end of story
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How many times does one do that. Bait comes out and the thrashing they stick somewhere else on the fish. What's the chances the jig popps out that easy too with a snag.
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Dear record holder:
This is a tough crowd. The only way most of these non believers could ever believe is
A. That video showing the fish being pulled into a sparkle boat preferably near. Where it states ranger on the boat
B. bonus to the sparkle would be that clearly they could see the blue rod state St. Croix legend
Both of those scenarios would of presented a big congrats heads nodding up and down and a mess of thumbs up. Anyway please ignore the nays and enjoy the record.
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