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10.0 lb. Largemouth Bass caught by Morgan Summerall fishing in Florida on 07/10/00

No picture was available for this catch. This is a stock image.

Image credit: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Duane Raver

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27.0" / 10.0 lb. Largemouth Bass caught by Morgan Summerall fishing on Monday July 10, 2000 at 11:53 near Kissimmee in Osceola County, Florida (FL), United States North America using a 1/4 oz. green /orange belly /shallow a Crankbait by Bomber Lures

A BUDDY AND I fished most the morning and was about to call it a day, the wind was getting up pretty high. I had been worm fishing, so I picked up the rod with the green/orange belly bomer, and started to cast pretty rapid cause of the wind, we moved about a 100 ft. before the fish took the bait, and it was on. It took about 25 minutes to put it in the boat.that was a day to remember, and that was my first big catch!!!!

Posted by Morgan Summerall about 1 year ago

	wish there was a photo...nice going Posted by Sonny Navarro 4 months ago
	nice Posted by John a Wright 6 months ago
	thats a big bass Posted by Brandon Mabrey 7 months ago
	NICEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Posted by Pedro Pacheco about 1 year ago
	Thank's to Albert Scantleberry, and Joe Pych for the comments on my catch, Yes a picture tell it all. I have got some film from way back that I never had gotten the pictures .maybe soon I can show some of the fish Im have . Posted by Morgan Summerall about 1 year ago
	That's a nice fish. always have to make one more cast... and this story proves it ;-) Posted by Joe Pych about 1 year ago
	Morgan, You caught a real trophy size bass. It's a shame not to have a pic. Congrats any how. Posted by Albert Scantleberry about 1 year ago