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4.0 lb. Smallmouth Bass caught by Albert Scantleberry fishing in Kensico Lake in New York on 06/07/07

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15.0" / 4.0 lb. Smallmouth Bass caught by Albert Scantleberry fishing on Thursday June 07, 2007 at 12:00 in Kensico Lake 0.91 km from Larchmont in Westchester County, New York (NY), United States North America using a 1/4oz Fire Tiger Tail DancerM a Crankbait by Rapala International

My friend and I were at Kensico Reservoir in Vahalla N.Y.
Fishing under the bridge.We tried an assortment of diff
Presentations with not mush sucess.Kensico is one of the
Deepest reservoiors in N.Y.@ 144ft so I broke out some
My deep diving crank baits.Finally I came around to using
A Rapala Fire Tiger Taildancer which I had not used alot
In alot of places because it dives down to about 6ft.
On my first cast with it,I felt a strong jerk almost as
Soon as the lure hit the water.I pulled the rod upwards
And the fish leaped out of the water about 3 times.
I didn't know what species I had hooked until my friend
Netted him out of the water.I wanted to keep him I was
8 days to early before the season started.Any way I got
My first smallie.

Posted by Albert Scantleberry about 1 year ago

	great story thanks for sharing.... Posted by Brandon Mabrey 8 months ago
	Thanks again Pedro for your support. Wish that I had a Grenloch near. Posted by Albert Scantleberry about 1 year ago
	NICEEEEEEE!!!!!!! Posted by Pedro Pacheco about 1 year ago
	Kyle Charron and I live right next to each other so we do alot of fishing together Posted by Chase Atkins about 1 year ago
	well thank you Posted by Chase Atkins about 1 year ago