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    They are both Smallmouth.
    Jannie you need to measure the distance between the front gillplate and the corner of the mouth, not the back of the gills.

    Largie on the left and Smallie on the right

    Largie vs Smallie.jpg

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    Thanks Chris

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    Second fish is a largie, not a smallmouth. Look at the head, and the position of the gillplate. Plus, the mouth shape.
    Pics from the top, and the front, will confirm it.

    But anyway, great catches.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chrisvd View Post
    They are both Smallmouth.
    Jannie you need to measure the distance between the front gillplate and the corner of the mouth, not the back of the gills.

    Largie on the left and Smallie on the right

    Largie vs Smallie.jpg
    Agree with you Chris! So many "largies" coming out these days lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pipe View Post
    Agree with you Chris! So many "largies" coming out these days lol
    NO largies came out on this trip ?? In fact no Largies were harmed in the making of this thread

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    Yeah true...I've only been fishing for them for the past 16 years...what do I know?



    So these pics attached are all largies then...determined by using the measurement system described earlier?

    Hau...

    KW4p8kg.jpg

    A4kg.jpg

    Rvaal.jpg
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    Quote Originally Posted by Michael View Post
    Yeah true...I've only been fishing for them for the past 16 years...what do I know?



    So these pics attached are all largies then...determined by using the measurement system described earlier?

    Hau...

    KW4p8kg.jpg

    A4kg.jpg

    Rvaal.jpg
    OK Mike, its clear we are misunderstanding eachother here, here's your pics as per my initial method, not Largies anymore?

    Mike 1.jpg
    Mike 2.jpg
    Mike 3.jpg

    But, to clear any confusion, here is a nice link to one of Gerrit's posts put up a while ago http://www.flytalk.co.za/forum/showt...-vs-Largemouth

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    Just to show the two tests on the actual fish in question, the first pic is with Gerrits test and the second one with my test.
    My Method.jpg
    Gerrits method.jpg
    This is the two methods on an actual largie(I used a relatively small largie, the blue line is per Gerrits description and the red is with my method. This shows the reason why I prefer my method.
    Largie.jpg

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    Not my test; Gordon O Brian. Blykbaar 12 verskille tussen SMY en LMY.

    This "IS" a LMY. 'n Monster net so onder die 8kg's! :wink:

    GERR0524.jpgGERR0533.jpg

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    MOOI!! Nice fish there.
    Dave
    Handle every situation like a dog.- If you cant hump it, piss on it and walk away. --JASPER.

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