07-05-09, 11:10 AM
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All of that and the Japanese are still treating the fish as an invasive species . You would think that they would see the benefit of having a world class bass lake to their economy . but whatever with this catch happening and being in the process of being certified I could just picture the stir is is gonna cause across the US in the "big bass" states of anglers looking to go out a prove the states better than japan . Well at least it wasn't enough to break the record all together and it will only end in a tie .
Jim
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