Comments on: A second look: Japanese world record bass http://kramergonefishing.com/2009/08/19/a-second-look-japanese-world-record-bass/ Just another WordPress weblog Fri, 18 May 2012 02:58:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: 2el esya http://kramergonefishing.com/2009/08/19/a-second-look-japanese-world-record-bass/comment-page-1/#comment-16711 2el esya Fri, 16 Sep 2011 11:07:38 +0000 http://kramergonefishing.com/?p=3208#comment-16711 Of course, use anything of mine, Mr. Babb. If you would attribute such, that would be great. Photos, except for what might be garnered from the Internet, are something I don’t have access to. I think your new book will be a great addition to the whole of bass fishing fact and lore. Of course, use anything of mine, Mr. Babb. If you would attribute such, that would be great. Photos, except for what might be garnered from the Internet, are something I don’t have access to.
I think your new book will be a great addition to the whole of bass fishing fact and lore.

]]> By: Job - MazatlanSportFishing http://kramergonefishing.com/2009/08/19/a-second-look-japanese-world-record-bass/comment-page-1/#comment-2499 Job - MazatlanSportFishing Wed, 28 Jul 2010 01:29:48 +0000 http://kramergonefishing.com/?p=3208#comment-2499 I come across your website by searching, i just want to say i keep it on my bookmarks, thank you. I come across your website by searching, i just want to say i keep it on my bookmarks, thank you.

]]> By: delawarebass http://kramergonefishing.com/2009/08/19/a-second-look-japanese-world-record-bass/comment-page-1/#comment-1118 delawarebass Wed, 27 Jan 2010 23:07:31 +0000 http://kramergonefishing.com/?p=3208#comment-1118 Congratulations to Manabu Kurita. He is a true trophy hunter dedicated to the pursuit of world record bass like no other. I am proud to say that in the past year he has become one of my closest friends, Another person who helps him a great deal but receives no real credit is Reika Ishaguro who designs his website, communicates his thoughts and wishes to me and others, and also is a great angler in her own right. Manabu and Reika are good friends and you can talk with both of them at my website at World Record Trophy Bass Fishing http://delawaretrophybass.com Tight lines, and best of luck to all trophy hunters the world over on the next world record. Steve Owner Congratulations to Manabu Kurita. He is a true trophy hunter dedicated to the pursuit of world record bass like no other. I am proud to say that in the past year he has become one of my closest friends, Another person who helps him a great deal but receives no real credit is Reika Ishaguro who designs his website, communicates his thoughts and wishes to me and others, and also is a great angler in her own right. Manabu and Reika are good friends and you can talk with both of them at my website at World Record Trophy Bass Fishing http://delawaretrophybass.com
Tight lines, and best of luck to all trophy hunters the world over on the next world record. Steve Owner

]]> By: George Kramer http://kramergonefishing.com/2009/08/19/a-second-look-japanese-world-record-bass/comment-page-1/#comment-402 George Kramer Thu, 20 Aug 2009 22:15:31 +0000 http://kramergonefishing.com/?p=3208#comment-402 Of course, use anything of mine, Mr. Babb. If you would attribute such, that would be great. Photos, except for what might be garnered from the Internet, are something I <em>don't</em> have access to. I think your new book will be a great addition to the whole of bass fishing fact and lore. Of course, use anything of mine, Mr. Babb. If you would attribute such, that would be great. Photos, except for what might be garnered from the Internet, are something I don’t have access to.
I think your new book will be a great addition to the whole of bass fishing fact and lore.

]]> By: George Kramer http://kramergonefishing.com/2009/08/19/a-second-look-japanese-world-record-bass/comment-page-1/#comment-401 George Kramer Thu, 20 Aug 2009 22:11:41 +0000 http://kramergonefishing.com/?p=3208#comment-401 Ray: you are quite right--new questions now linger. But I asked what I wanted to know at the time and since there is quite a process to turn the conversation back (my Japanese limited to counting to four) I'm going to have to settle for this right now. As for the live bait questioning: don't you remember the grousing about crawdads and big bass at Castaic during the 1990's? I don't know Kurita's intentions regarding record submission. Take a look at the latest comment link: "Japan Speaks Out...." Someone has been logging pertinent stories on the catch. Ray: you are quite right–new questions now linger. But I asked what I wanted to know at the time and since there is quite a process to turn the conversation back (my Japanese limited to counting to four) I’m going to have to settle for this right now. As for the live bait questioning: don’t you remember the grousing about crawdads and big bass at Castaic during the 1990′s? I don’t know Kurita’s intentions regarding record submission. Take a look at the latest comment link: “Japan Speaks Out….” Someone has been logging pertinent stories on the catch.

]]> By: Randy http://kramergonefishing.com/2009/08/19/a-second-look-japanese-world-record-bass/comment-page-1/#comment-400 Randy Thu, 20 Aug 2009 13:51:35 +0000 http://kramergonefishing.com/?p=3208#comment-400 chum it! chum it!

]]> By: Bill Baab http://kramergonefishing.com/2009/08/19/a-second-look-japanese-world-record-bass/comment-page-1/#comment-399 Bill Baab Thu, 20 Aug 2009 13:51:29 +0000 http://kramergonefishing.com/?p=3208#comment-399 Gosh, George: So if the bass was caught by that bridge where the waters are restricted, what's next? Hope you get a reply from the fisheries folks. I have referred to the Japanese catch in the Afterword of my book, Remembering George W. Perry, which is due to be published by The Whitefish Press in Cincinnati, Ohio sometime in October. It would be nice to include the very latest information on the fish in that Afterword. The publisher also is trying to get permission to use a photo of the fish. I do so much appreciate your help and would like to have your permission to use excerpts on what you've been able to learn. Gosh, George: So if the bass was caught by that bridge where the waters are restricted, what’s next? Hope you get a reply from the fisheries folks.

I have referred to the Japanese catch in the Afterword of my book, Remembering George W. Perry, which is due to be published by The Whitefish Press in Cincinnati, Ohio sometime in October.

It would be nice to include the very latest information on the fish in that Afterword. The publisher also is trying to get permission to use a photo of the fish. I do so much appreciate your help and would like to have your permission to use excerpts on what you’ve been able to learn.

]]> By: Ray L. http://kramergonefishing.com/2009/08/19/a-second-look-japanese-world-record-bass/comment-page-1/#comment-398 Ray L. Thu, 20 Aug 2009 13:37:54 +0000 http://kramergonefishing.com/?p=3208#comment-398 Interesting read George. Your questions and those answers seem to bring up more questions though. What are the real rules of closed area? What closed area was the fish caught in? Is he submitting this for W.R. Status? Why are the bass fishermen questioning his catch on live bait? Ray Interesting read George. Your questions and those answers seem to bring up more questions though. What are the real rules of closed area? What closed area was the fish caught in? Is he submitting this for W.R. Status? Why are the bass fishermen questioning his catch on live bait?
Ray

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