Net Selection, Conservation & Care If you plan to release your catch, choose a large rubber net
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The top 11 co-anglers finished: 1st: Andrew Blanton, Chesnee, S.C., three bass, 10-6, $2,041 2nd: Craig Wheeler, Avenue, Md., three bass, 8-15, $1,021 3rd: Richard Williams, Sutherland, Va., three bass, 8-8, $683 4th: Ryan Spivey, Fairfax, Va., three bass, 8-6, $476 5th: Lew Jenkins, Waldorf, Md., three bass, 8-3, $408 6th: David Rosenbaum, Leesburg, Va., three bass, 8-2, $637 6th: Douglas Washburn, Bracey, Va., three bass, 8-2, $357 8th: Nelson Bailey, Virginia Beach, Va., three bass, 8-1, $306 9th: Victor Cuevas, Supply, N.C., three bass, 7-14, $272 10th: Brent Allison, Littlestown, Pa., three bass, 7-13, $276 10th: James Wade, Loris, S.C., three bass, 7-13, $226 David Rosenbaum of Leesburg, Virginia, earned the Berkley Big Bass co-angler award of $280, catching a bass that weighed in at 4 pounds, 9 ounces the largest co-angler catch of the day
Gradually I worked the fish into shore and landed a beautiful jack fish that pulled the scales down to 2.55kg
Im constantly questioned on how much weight should be used for catfish rigs