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#69106 - 05/22/04 05:21 PM RECORD LARGEMOUTH!!!
Greg Bilotta Offline

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Registered: 05/17/01
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Loc: Fairfield
I knew that Subject title would get everyone's attention!

OK, every year I pose the following question:

Where in CT does everyone think will produce a 10 lb plus largemouth? List your top 3 places and some reasons why.

Looking forward to reading the responses...this ends up being a fishing guide for the season for me.

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#69107 - 05/22/04 09:47 PM Re: RECORD LARGEMOUTH!!!
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1. Rogers

2. Rogers

3. Rogers

Rogers Lake in Lyme, CT right on Route 1 has some HUGE largemouth bass, plenty of forage fish, tons of cover/weeds/drop offs/reefs/docks/holes, etc...

BIG BAIT = BIG FISH

If you fish Rogers with BIG crank baits, BIG topwaters, BIG live baits you should get into 7#-10#+ largemouth without too much trouble.

Good Luck
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#69108 - 05/22/04 10:21 PM Re: RECORD LARGEMOUTH!!!
cabestro Offline
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Registered: 04/28/04
Posts: 93
i read in a magazine that moodus reservoir in ct produce 10 pound bass i never been there just got directions from my coworker how to get there
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#69109 - 05/23/04 12:03 AM Re: RECORD LARGEMOUTH!!!
danny k Offline

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Registered: 02/14/03
Posts: 2557
Loc: Port Huron Michigan
the number 1 trophy largemouth lake in ct is the upper compensating resivour in newhartford and grandby. Just dont get caught fishing there. I worked with a guy on second shift and he brought in a 11.75(weighed on very accurate scale) largemouth to work one day and guess where he caught it. \:D \:D

St. Clair River. Port Huron, MI.
#1 Prolific Fishery in North America Bar None!
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#69110 - 05/23/04 01:09 AM Re: RECORD LARGEMOUTH!!!
Tall 1 Offline

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Registered: 05/02/03
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Wonoscopomic
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#69111 - 05/23/04 01:32 AM Re: RECORD LARGEMOUTH!!!
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quassaupaug lake in middlebury. this lake has record size everything in it.i have been fishing this lake for years.i'v caught largemouth bass up to eleven pounds and fourteen ounces there before, and smallmouths up to six and ahalf pounds. the state record catfish and tiger trout were caught from this lake.eleven and twelve pound browns and rianbows are very common there to.
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#69112 - 05/23/04 02:45 PM Re: RECORD LARGEMOUTH!!!
Brandon Offline
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Registered: 12/29/03
Posts: 869
I know a few gentlemen who scuba dive next to my cottage on highland. these guys say they have seen schools of bass that go well over 12lbs. Problem with highland is all the boat pressure! Gotta get out early or late for the big boys
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#69113 - 05/23/04 03:13 PM Re: RECORD LARGEMOUTH!!!
Jighead Offline

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Registered: 04/05/02
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I think it could come from anywhere. Just need good genetics and a fish with a nasty appetite.

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#69114 - 05/23/04 03:26 PM Re: RECORD LARGEMOUTH!!!
FLAG-UP Offline
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Registered: 03/16/03
Posts: 888
I agree with jighead,it could come from anywhere in the state,the problem is getting them to bite.10+lbLMB didnt get to be BIG by eating artificials.In eastern CT I'll give Amos lake and Beach pond the nod,lots of alewifes to grow fat on. Tight lines.
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#69115 - 05/24/04 02:03 AM Re: RECORD LARGEMOUTH!!!
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Long Pond, Beach Pond, Billings Lake...

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What you do should speak so loudly that no one can hear what you say."

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