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Topic: Chuckies good mojo  (Read 3695 times)

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Mahi

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Awesome job! I can't wait to give that a try.

Congratulations!

CHEERS!


Bungle

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Congrats, Chuck and Backslider!  Two beautiful looking sturgeon.  Chuck, you've reinforced the fact that persistence pays off!


Great Bass 2

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Hey Chuck

Great fish. way to stick with it. Maybe I will get one of those funky mojo hats.

scott
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Right on, fellas.  :smt007

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InSeine

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Congrats chuck, you deserve it.  I can't wait to try my hand at the sturgeon.  Although the fisheries conservation biologist in me is having a hard time coming to terms with killing something older than I am .

Jim
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Congrats chuck, you deserve it.  I can't wait to try my hand at the sturgeon.  Although the fisheries conservation biologist in me is having a hard time coming to terms with killing something older than I am .

Jim

Thanks Jim.  Good point.  The growth rate is something we should all at least be aware of.  I'm in complete support of releasing oversize sturgeon.

Here's a chart I found....


http://www.coastangler.com/fishing/sturgeon_weight_estimator.shtml


... although I don't agree with the weights.  According to the chart, my 55" dino should have weighed around 49# and would have been 16.5 years old.  However, I weighed that fish on two scales and the highest weight shown was only 38#.  I checked the chart weight for Freddie's big dino too and it was way off too.
« Last Edit: March 27, 2007, 06:38:14 PM by ChuckE »
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wow  :smt003
chuck you are the man
got saltwater


Backslider

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Hey ChuckE,

My fifty-five incher sure felt like every bit of forty-nine pounds.  My two-and-a-half year old is forty pounds, and the sturgy was noticeably heavier.  I know that's not very scientific... :smt001

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