From memory...

Walleye - 25.5 (Late May, LLC on a salted minnow)
Smallmouth - 22.75 (June, Crooked, orange rubber worm)
Largemouth - 14 (Sept, Quadga, ????)
Northern - 30 (October, Long Island, 5 of diamonds)
Lake trout - 24 (Sept, Knife Lake, red and gold vibrax spinner)
Brook Trout - 16 (Ya right)

And just for fun
White Sucker - 22 (May, Island River, Salted minnow) That thing was a pig and just ugly!

Didn't start measuring fish until my last 8ish trips, so these are my recorded bests:

Walleye - 27", Black Jig and Leech, Lake Wishuknew
SMB - 19", Leech on slip bobber, Lake Wishuknew
Blue Gill - 11", Leech on slip bobber, Lake Wishuknew
Crappie - 13", Orange jig and leech, Lake Wishuknew

CityFisher74: "Didn't start measuring fish until my last 8ish trips, so these are my recorded bests:


Walleye - 27", Black Jig and Leech, Lake Wishuknew
SMB - 19", Leech on slip bobber, Lake Wishuknew
Blue Gill - 11", Leech on slip bobber, Lake Wishuknew
Crappie - 13", Orange jig and leech, Lake Wishuknew"

Ha - I know that lake! It's just a short portage from my favorite brookie lake, "YaRight"

I've only fished about 10 hours in the BWCA-in my life...mid-September 2020. During those 10 hours I caught around twenty of these 15 to 19 inch brook trout. The most memorable 10 hours of fishing in my 68 years on this planet. Here, my brother and I are still abuzz.

outsidethebox: "I've only fished about 10 hours in the BWCA-in my life...mid-September 2020. During those 10 hours I caught around twenty of these 15 to 19 inch brook trout. The most memorable 10 hours of fishing in my 68 years on this planet. Here, my brother and I are still abuzz.


"

That set the bar pretty high for future trips to the BW.

Speckled: "

outsidethebox: "I've only fished about 10 hours in the BWCA-in my life...mid-September 2020. During those 10 hours I caught around twenty of these 15 to 19 inch brook trout. The most memorable 10 hours of fishing in my 68 years on this planet. Here, my brother and I are still abuzz.



"

That set the bar pretty high for future trips to the BW. "

We can likely, at least, duplicate this. We know how to fish. There was nobody else fishing this gem and the path to it was "The Road Not Taken".

I would like to go after lakers soon after ice-out...and find a nice walleye hole too.

20" Brookie
You should have been there Speckled. *wink*
(15 yrs ago already......cripes)

Duff: "







20" Brookie
You should have been there Speckled. *wink*
(15 yrs ago already......cripes)"

Absolutely beautiful fish! Sent you an e-mail.

26 " walleye
11.5 lb. northern
20 " 5 lb. small mouth
6.5 lb. Laker
6" rock bass
5" bluegill
6" perch
10" whitefish
4" crawdad
numerous rocks & trees too long for my tape & too heavy for my scale!

I get a kick outta the secrecy when you’re literally going out of your way to talk about your fish and volunteering info. It’s not like someone has you backed into a corner trying to find your secret spot guys. The brookie lakes ain’t always easy to get to, but the list of lakes is literally public record and easily found.

I would rather catch native lake trout than dumb-as-rocks stocked specks but that’s just me.

32" laker
27" walleye
20" smallie
17" brookie

39” pike
25” walleye
19” SMB
25” laker
Caught, but not worth measuring: perch, sunfish, rock bass, crappie.
Still haven’t pulled off an October brookie trip.

Coincidentally, these four BWCA PBs are also my overall PBs. Have many walleyes close to that outside BWCA, but the other three aren’t even close outside BWCA. There’s no place I like fishing more than wilderness canoeing.

from memory and approximation

yes a 50 in northern from Saganaga

a welcome way of a little luck brought me a 3 and 3/4 pound coaster brookie

can't remember how big my lake trout was

several nice walleyes, but nothing over 30 in

everyone has caught a good smallmouth bass,right?!!

I had a 43" northern two years ago on SAK.
Yellow Cyclops.
I have the 8 minute video.

Walleye: 28.5" (Jig and paddletail, orange and chartreuse)
Smallmouth bass: 21.5" (Slip bobber and leech)
Northern Pike: 39 " (Trolling rapala)
Lake Trout: 26" (white kastmaster spoon)
Whitefish: 23" (3 way rapala rig)
Brook Trout: 17" (gold vibrax spinner)
Largemouth bass: 19" (Wacky worm, green pumpkin)
Crappie: 14" (Slip bobber leech)
Yellow Perch: 13" (lindy rig with floating jig head)

BWfishingfanatic12: "Walleye: 28.5" (Jig and paddletail, orange and chartreuse)
Smallmouth bass: 21.5" (Slip bobber and leech)
Northern Pike: 39 " (Trolling rapala)
Lake Trout: 26" (white kastmaster spoon)
Whitefish: 23" (3 way rapala rig)
Brook Trout: 17" (gold vibrax spinner)
Largemouth bass: 19" (Wacky worm, green pumpkin)
Crappie: 14" (Slip bobber leech)
Yellow Perch: 13" (lindy rig with floating jig head)
"

Your memory amazes me. I'm also impressed by the range in how you catch fish.

These were all in Quetico, but I’ll play!

SMB: 20.5”, Kawnipi on a 30+ year old black chugbug from my deceased grandfather’s tackle box. I kept a leader on the lure just in case!

Walleye: 28”, Conmee on a blue and silver shad rap 9. My wife’s first BW fish was a 27” walleye at the outflow of Silver Falls on a slimer and jig head. Crazy!

Pike: 32”, Robinson trolling a deep down husky jerk in perch glass (this is my only personal best that I should really work hard at improving)

Laker: 25” (that’s an estimate, didn’t get a tape on it) on a smaller laker lake in SW Quetico. Purpledescent taildancer 11

Whitefish: 22”, Saganagons NE arm on a white 3” grub with a pink jig. Caught two nearly identical whitefish back to back. Those are the only two I’ve ever caught inside or outside the boundary waters

21.5" Smallmouth
32" Laker
38" Northern (but you should have seen the one that got away :)
27.5" Walleye
19" Largemouth
18" Sauger
Have caught Yellow perch, Bluegill, Crappie, and Rock Bass, but none of any size.

On Crown Land near Quetico:

43" pike

47" musky

No clue about lakers because I've never measured one

25" walleye: Sad, huh? I have caught a lot of them around this size.

19" smallmouth: I just can't catch a bass much bigger than this.

CityFisher74: "Didn't start measuring fish until my last 8ish trips, so these are my recorded bests:


Walleye - 27", Black Jig and Leech, Lake Wishuknew
SMB - 19", Leech on slip bobber, Lake Wishuknew
Blue Gill - 11", Leech on slip bobber, Lake Wishuknew
Crappie - 13", Orange jig and leech, Lake Wishuknew"

Lake Wishuknew is a helluva lake. Where is it?

missmolly: "

CityFisher74: "Didn't start measuring fish until my last 8ish trips, so these are my recorded bests:



Walleye - 27", Black Jig and Leech, Lake Wishuknew
SMB - 19", Leech on slip bobber, Lake Wishuknew
Blue Gill - 11", Leech on slip bobber, Lake Wishuknew
Crappie - 13", Orange jig and leech, Lake Wishuknew"

Lake Wishuknew is a helluva lake. Where is it?"

Small, bog-stained lake in the center of Notachance PMA...

CRL: "

missmolly: "

CityFisher74: "Didn't start measuring fish until my last 8ish trips, so these are my recorded bests:



Walleye - 27", Black Jig and Leech, Lake Wishuknew
SMB - 19", Leech on slip bobber, Lake Wishuknew
Blue Gill - 11", Leech on slip bobber, Lake Wishuknew
Crappie - 13", Orange jig and leech, Lake Wishuknew"

Lake Wishuknew is a helluva lake. Where is it?"

Small, bog-stained lake in the center of Notachance PMA..."

Got it. Greatly appreciated.

outsidethebox: "I've only fished about 10 hours in the BWCA-in my life...mid-September 2020. During those 10 hours I caught around twenty of these 15 to 19 inch brook trout. The most memorable 10 hours of fishing in my 68 years on this planet. Here, my brother and I are still abuzz."

Holy frig! 10 hours you'll never forget!! Dang.

My record speck is 20 7/8" x 3 3/4 lb out of Algonquin in the late 80s I'd guess. But we caught a whack of fat 19- to 19-and-a-half inchers x three-and-a-half-plus pounders the last couple years at our Secret Lake in Ontario, amazingly not Algonquin. There are no specks in Quetico.

As for Quetico lakers, nothing to write home about. Maybe 6 lb?

I've caught a few nice "northerns" as you call 'em in Quetico. Best was about 24 lbs x 46" - while fishing for pickerel on a 1/8 oz jig and 6-lb test line, no less. I played that fish so long, and then it came alongside the canoe, and let go of the jig. My buddy reached into the water, bare-handed, and pulled that chunkster out. Absolutely amazing!

Best pickerel* was this past July - 30" x 10 lb 3 oz. Quite a surprise, that. On our 23-day trip.

I still seek my elusive 5-lb smallie. Have got them up to 4 lb and 20" I guess. Maybe this summer? Debbie and I are heading into Quetico again this summer. 23 days was nice in 2020, so we thought we'll double it this summer! Imagine Quetico, virtually deserted for the second year running....

cburton103: "These were all in Quetico, but I’ll play!

SMB: 20.5”, Kawnipi on a 30+ year old black chugbug from my deceased grandfather’s tackle box. I kept a leader on the lure just in case!"

Damn straight you kept that leader on! Bwah-ha-ha-ha-ha!!

*That's, like, a walleye, eh? But yous knew that...

Duff: "







20" Brookie
You should have been there Speckled. *wink*
(15 yrs ago already......cripes)"

Awesome Brookie

passthepitonspete: "

outsidethebox: "I've only fished about 10 hours in the BWCA-in my life...mid-September 2020. During those 10 hours I caught around twenty of these 15 to 19 inch brook trout. The most memorable 10 hours of fishing in my 68 years on this planet. Here, my brother and I are still abuzz."

Holy frig! 10 hours you'll never forget!! Dang.


My record speck is 20 7/8" x 3 3/4 lb out of Algonquin in the late 80s I'd guess. But we caught a whack of fat 19- to 19-and-a-half inchers x three-and-a-half-plus pounders the last couple years at our Secret Lake in Ontario, amazingly not Algonquin. There are no specks in Quetico.


As for Quetico lakers, nothing to write home about. Maybe 6 lb?


I've caught a few nice "northerns" as you call 'em in Quetico. Best was about 24 lbs x 46" - while fishing for pickerel on a 1/8 oz jig and 6-lb test line, no less. I played that fish so long, and then it came alongside the canoe, and let go of the jig. My buddy reached into the water, bare-handed, and pulled that chunkster out. Absolutely amazing!


Best pickerel* was this past July - 30" x 10 lb 3 oz. Quite a surprise, that. On our 23-day trip.


I still seek my elusive 5-lb smallie. Have got them up to 4 lb and 20" I guess. Maybe this summer? Debbie and I are heading into Quetico again this summer. 23 days was nice in 2020, so we thought we'll double it this summer! Imagine Quetico, virtually deserted for the second year running....

cburton103: "These were all in Quetico, but I’ll play!


SMB: 20.5”, Kawnipi on a 30+ year old black chugbug from my deceased grandfather’s tackle box. I kept a leader on the lure just in case!"

Damn straight you kept that leader on! Bwah-ha-ha-ha-ha!!


*That's, like, a walleye, eh? But yous knew that...


"

A nearly deserted Quetico? You lucky duck!

46" is a long pike.

Walleye: 2 right at 30" Basswood and Brent (#9 silver/black taildancer and silver/black minnow rap both 4 inches long)
Largemouth 20" Basswood (5 inch white Zulu minnow on a drop shot rig)
Northern Pike 42" Wicksteed (red eye wiggler spoon)
Smallmouth 22" Gardner Bay (#9 silver/black taildancer)
Lake Trout 36" (silver black dt rap)

Favorite fish to catch:
The Northern on Wicksteed, was out getting water and casting for the heck of it--complete surprise. The Thickness of this Pike was Leech lake strain musky like. I've caught a lot of 38-39" Northerns and even though he was just a few inches longer it seemed like a foot with it's girth. Just an impressive fish. Plus we had a conversation about letting him go and he didn't take my hand with him :)
20" Small mouth my 7 year old son caught on his first trip. Just the joy of hearing a kid catch a fish is so much better than when I catch one.
40" inch Laker my Dad caught on his first trip. My Dad acted like an expert on trout for years after that---just ask him...
26 inch Lake trout my wifes' first Laker ever. She did everything wrong. When the fish pulled hard she got scared and opened the bail, then reeled backwards until the handle fell off her reel---luckily fell into the canoe---then at the end she said "I can't believe how calm you were the whole time" I don't remember it that way, but I like her version better :)

T

Walleye 22”
Pike 32”
Smallmouth 20”
Brook Trout 6” I caught it on a 3” Rapala Brook Trout pattern

Lake Trout (never put a scale or tape to it) she fought like hell and i wanted to get her back ASAP after the pic, and she sat upright for about 35 minutes then gone. maybe #10 ?
smallie 20" oz shy of #5
brookie #3-12

26" Walleye
41" Northern Pike

Caught both within 1 hour of each hour. Leeches and slip bobbers on Disappointment Lake.

taoeatoat: "from memory and approximation


yes a 50 in northern from Saganaga


a welcome way of a little luck brought me a 3 and 3/4 pound coaster brookie


can't remember how big my lake trout was


several nice walleyes, but nothing over 30 in


everyone has caught a good smallmouth bass,right?!!


"

Wow 50” pike hope you got a pic for the memory of a remarkable fish!

Walleye 30" personal best also
N. Pike 32" very next cast, both with a fire tiger wally diver
Smallmouth 19" jig and leech
Crappie 12" jig, leech and slip bobber
Bluegill and Rock Bass big enough to clean

my wife catches all the big ones...

Walleye 26"
Pike 14 lbs, I don't recall the length.
SMB 20" My wife has me by 3".
Laker 27" I don't usually target them. just started trying recently, and am up to 4 now. lol.

We're doing an ensign, ima, frasier, kek, vera loop this year, so should have plenty of Laker ops. I don't think it's unrealistic to improve 2 of those PB's in one trip. One can hope. For someone who has fished the boundary waters for 50 years, those numbers are a little lean. But the older i get, the less I care. It's still my favorite place to fish. It's all about the setting.

49" PIKE
30" WALLEYE (31" IN QUETICO)
34.5" lAKER
22" Smallmouth
24.5" whitefish
18" brookie

22" SMB Chippewa
19" LMB Boot
29" Laker Ima
27" Walleye Horse
40" Pike Gabbro
16" Crappie LLC
19" Redhorse Lake 3
15" Tulibee Boulder River
12" Perch Gabbro
10" Bluegill Chippewa
15" Sauger Agnes

Only been on one trip so far. But I caught the first fish in our group!
I have to admit that I was hunting photo opportunities more than fish

4” SMB barely bigger than the lure
All others Nada, Zip, Skunked,
Nowhere to go but up from here

20" 4lb smallmouth (June, translucent blue jerkbait)
26"? northern pike (June, white/chartreuse double blade spinnerbait)
22" walleye (June, blue/green scatter rap shad)
28" lake trout (June, chartreuse ball jig + white curly tail grub)
18.5" brookie (September, bright yellow/green/red inline spinner)

Hoping to break the first 3 in June this year up on Crooked :)

Walleye - 27
Pike - 40+
Smallmouth - 21

A few real nice perch over the years too.

BonzSF: "Only been on one trip so far. But I caught the first fish in our group!
I have to admit that I was hunting photo opportunities more than fish


4” SMB barely bigger than the lure
All others Nada, Zip, Skunked,
Nowhere to go but up from here
"

best post in the thread :D

I've never measured or weighed a single fish I've caught. Partly because I haven't ever really caught anything all that impressive, partly because I just don't really care. I suppose I will when I finally land some hog!

Here's one that is and always will be my best of species (and only) in BWCA. Always because they stopped stocking these about 25 years ago.
Caught on one of the stocked lakes in 2001. Wish I had a better picture before the colors faded, but I forgot my camera at camp.

Jakthund: "Here's one that is and always will be my best of species (and only) in BWCA. Always because they stopped stocking these about 25 years ago.
Caught on one of the stocked lakes in 2001. Wish I had a better picture before the colors faded, but I forgot my camera at camp.
"

I’ll be the dummy and ask what this is? In absence of coloring I’m lost but it looks like a trout or salmon species of some kind. I’m intrigued.

North Bay Basswood. Mrs. blutofish slayed the smallies. > 22 3/4 " shore fishing with slip bobber and crawler.

Jakthund: "Here's one that is and always will be my best of species (and only) in BWCA. Always because they stopped stocking these about 25 years ago.
Caught on one of the stocked lakes in 2001. Wish I had a better picture before the colors faded, but I forgot my camera at camp.
"

They used to stock JAP with rainbows. My inlaws tell stories of really good fishing in that lake, big fat rainbows.

Speckled: "

Jakthund: "Here's one that is and always will be my best of species (and only) in BWCA. Always because they stopped stocking these about 25 years ago.
Caught on one of the stocked lakes in 2001. Wish I had a better picture before the colors faded, but I forgot my camera at camp.
"

They used to stock JAP with rainbows. My inlaws tell stories of really good fishing in that lake, big fat rainbows. "

I fished this lake many times and caught plenty of Brookies. Used to catch Splake, but they stopped stocking those also. Only Rainbow I ever caught and probably one of the last taken in the BWCA. Much more meat than Brookies. We steaked that one and grilled over the fire. Arguably the best fish I've eaten in the BWCA.

First, I'm more into exploring than fishing, but that's led me to some good lakes.
Still my list isn't too impressive except for the last story.
Some I weighed, some I measured, some I just eyed.
I ve guided many people who have topped my best, which brings me more joy.
Anyway...
Smallmouth - 4 pounds
Largemouth - 4 pounds
Walleye - 7 pounds
Lake Trout - 9 pounds
Perch - about 1 pound
Brook Trout ------ On my bucket list

Pike - 45 inches.... But caught on a lure that I carved myself at age 15... 20 years later a boys imagination came true. I retired that lure immediately and it hangs with picture of that fish.

Stumpy: "First, I'm more into exploring than fishing, but that's led me to some good lakes.
Still my list isn't too impressive except for the last story.
Some I weighed, some I measured, some I just eyed.
I ve guided many people who have topped my best, which brings me more joy.
Anyway...
Smallmouth - 4 pounds
Largemouth - 4 pounds
Walleye - 7 pounds
Lake Trout - 9 pounds
Perch - about 1 pound
Brook Trout ------ On my bucket list


Pike - 45 inches.... But caught on a lure that I carved myself at age 15... 20 years later a boys imagination came true. I retired that lure immediately and it hangs with picture of that fish.




"

Great pike story! It would be neat to see a picture of the lure!

Speckled: "

Jakthund: "Here's one that is and always will be my best of species (and only) in BWCA. Always because they stopped stocking these about 25 years ago.
Caught on one of the stocked lakes in 2001. Wish I had a better picture before the colors faded, but I forgot my camera at camp.
"

They used to stock JAP with rainbows. My inlaws tell stories of really good fishing in that lake, big fat rainbows. "

jap also use to have descent size lakers , not sure what happened there , maybe they ate all the rainbow trout LOL
last time there 1997 , everything was 16"-17" with bladder worm.

Not sure the length or weight but it ate whatever ate my leech. Caught behind the island camp on Friday Bay

GearJunkie: "Not sure the length or weight but it ate whatever ate my leech. Caught behind the island camp on Friday Bay


"

Whadda photo!

CRL: "

Stumpy: "First, I'm more into exploring than fishing, but that's led me to some good lakes.
Still my list isn't too impressive except for the last story.
Some I weighed, some I measured, some I just eyed.
I ve guided many people who have topped my best, which brings me more joy.
Anyway...
Smallmouth - 4 pounds
Largemouth - 4 pounds
Walleye - 7 pounds
Lake Trout - 9 pounds
Perch - about 1 pound
Brook Trout ------ On my bucket list



Pike - 45 inches.... But caught on a lure that I carved myself at age 15... 20 years later a boys imagination came true. I retired that lure immediately and it hangs with picture of that fish.




"

Great pike story! It would be neat to see a picture of the lure!
"

The lip is a penny that I smashed with a hammer.
I originally measured the pike at 44 inches, but back then I didn't know you're supposed to pinch the tail when measuring....so I've added an inch....like a real fisherman ;)

missmolly: "

GearJunkie: "Not sure the length or weight but it ate whatever ate my leech. Caught behind the island camp on Friday Bay



"

Whadda photo!"

Thanks! I caught two that size back to back on a jig and leech. Each time they ate whatever I was reeling in.

The one in the photo broke the line at the side of the canoe (probably for the better because there was no way I was getting it out of the water). This is the small one that I was able to land.

Stumpy-- thanks for the photo of the lure. It must have been pretty rewarding to have caught that pike with that!

Pike.....41"
Walleye...32 1/4"
SMB......21 1/4"
LMB.....20"

Laker: 22in on Sarah (lipless crank)
SMB: 22in on Argo (leech)
Northern: 30in on Agamok (shad rap)
Walleye: 22in on Thomas (leech)

thegildedgopher: "I get a kick outta the secrecy when you’re literally going out of your way to talk about your fish and volunteering info. It’s not like someone has you backed into a corner trying to find your secret spot guys. The brookie lakes ain’t always easy to get to, but the list of lakes is literally public record and easily found.


I would rather catch native lake trout than dumb-as-rocks stocked specks but that’s just me."

You will find that catching a big Brookie isn’t as easy as you make it out to be, especially in lakes where they are stocked as fingerlings. I would take a Brookie over a laker any day of the week!

CityFisher74: "Didn't start measuring fish until my last 8ish trips, so these are my recorded bests:


Walleye - 27", Black Jig and Leech, Lake Wishuknew
SMB - 19", Leech on slip bobber, Lake Wishuknew
Blue Gill - 11", Leech on slip bobber, Lake Wishuknew
Crappie - 13", Orange jig and leech, Lake Wishuknew"

I just about googled that lake. Lol

Stumpy: "

CRL: "

Stumpy: "First, I'm more into exploring than fishing, but that's led me to some good lakes.
Still my list isn't too impressive except for the last story.
Some I weighed, some I measured, some I just eyed.
I ve guided many people who have topped my best, which brings me more joy.
Anyway...
Smallmouth - 4 pounds
Largemouth - 4 pounds
Walleye - 7 pounds
Lake Trout - 9 pounds
Perch - about 1 pound
Brook Trout ------ On my bucket list



Pike - 45 inches.... But caught on a lure that I carved myself at age 15... 20 years later a boys imagination came true. I retired that lure immediately and it hangs with picture of that fish.





"

Great pike story! It would be neat to see a picture of the lure!
"

The lip is a penny that I smashed with a hammer.
I originally measured the pike at 44 inches, but back then I didn't know you're supposed to pinch the tail when measuring....so I've added an inch....like a real fisherman ;) "

There is more to this story....
I was fishing with my buddy, who's basement I carved the lure in.
He's a very good fisherman, and takes it way more seriously than I do.
Well I decided to try the old lure, as he laughed.
After a few casts, I had a hit !
He says.... "What kind of pathetic fish would hit that?"
My next cast I hooked that pike.
He does have me beat with a 47 incher & that is his jointed Rapala hanging in the canoe in the picture. I should have gotten a picture of the lure in the fishes' mouth, but I was in a big hurry to get it back in the water.

been awhile since i posted a pic of my mount (not the fish above)
i gotta keep upwith BP ;)

Lake Trout-36 inches
Northern pike-44 inches
Smallmouth bass 23.5 inches
Walleye-21 inches

0.5 miles outside BWCA-10 inch COHO salmon in the 70's when a few lakes were stocked.

Whitefish-20 inches
Brook Trout- 22.5 inches

Pinetree: "Lake Trout-36 inches
Northern pike-45 inches
Smallmouth bass 23.5 inches
Walleye-21 inches


0.5 miles outside BWCA-10 inch COHO salmon in the 70's when a few lakes were stocked.


Whitefish-20 inches
Brook Trout- 22.5 inches"

Quite impressive !

PT , whats up with the walleye ? a typ-o ;)

shock: "PT , whats up with the walleye ? a typ-o ;)"

LOL I was thinking the same thing!

Everything else on the list is out of this world…I could fish everyday the rest of my
Life in the BWCA and not best his NP, smally, whitefish, BT lengths without ALOT of luck.
T

Just not a walleye fishermen and much harder for me to catch.
I think my luck with the bigger fish has much to do with amount of years spent
fishing and exploring.

I just caught a 21 1/2 inch smallmouth bass on the 17th.

SinglePortage: "I just caught a 21 1/2 inch smallmouth bass on the 17th."

congrats #5 + all day !!!