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You won't see it done too often in Indiana, but the dials got rolled out at Geist Res. today in a major way. Bryan Johnson and Jacob Wheeler put a 5 fish limit on the scales that weighed 30.48-lbs., and included the big bass of the event at something north of 7lbs. It wasn't a fluke, either, as they dropped 27.7lbs. on the scales last weekend in practice out there. Check out these fish...
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What tournament was it? That's gotta be close to lake record for five I would think. Nice very nice
Posted by: Skeeterowner | March 24, 2013 at 12:38 AM
Any answer on lake record? Would be curious to know if possible any of our local lake records. Morse,Geist obvious, Eagle, Coon , Cattaract, Waveland, Freeman, Shaffer. Or are these records kept just testing Brian's science and digging ability 5 fish tournament weight. Curious
Posted by: Skeeterowner | March 26, 2013 at 12:17 AM
Skeeter - This was two tourneys run at the same time, many of the guys fishing both - Angler's Dream and White River Bass Open. As for records, there don't seem to be any specific places where you can find lake records. I do believe the 30 pound sack is a Geist Lake record, though. We think 32 and change is the record at Boggs (2 different people reporting 2 such weights). Waveland is probably ~21 pounds. Raccoon is at least that. The record was probably set in one of the November events. The others - who knows?
Posted by: Big Indiana Bass | March 26, 2013 at 05:38 PM
Thanks, wonder if there is a way to start tracking. I was wondering about a 7.9 I caught at Waveland back in th Midwest tourney days. If it might have been lake record. Got pictures always burnt though when the guys that don't pay attention you here them next tourney saying our bass was bigger didn't look even five? Yes I even towed that boat in a few tourneys from then still no clue and penalized for time and they beat me then. Anyway thanks again for your time. Hope Jacob does well again and again I'm sure I will see him in the later part of year. Skeeter
Posted by: Skeeterowner | March 26, 2013 at 11:34 PM
I've seen 21at Waveland and believe the November Coon I fish a lot of those. Morse maybe mid 20. Had an 8 fish 27 there so I'm sure it's happened. Hmm wheels are turning now!
Posted by: Skeeterowner | March 26, 2013 at 11:46 PM
7.9 would not be a lake record at Waveland. I know of at least 2 8+'s that have been caught there in the past. Honestly haven't heard of anything 9 or larger. Know if one reported 11 at Geist, and a 9 or 10 at EC. Know of a 9+ at Morse, and an 11 at Monroe. Not certain about Patoka, but I'd guess about 9 there, too. AT Boggs, there was a 23.5 long and 20.0 girth bass that was never officially weighed, though there were estimates of it being 11 pounds, but I doubt it was that heavy - probably more like 9 pounds.
Posted by: Big Indiana Bass | March 27, 2013 at 10:14 AM