Does anyone know the record for the heaviest LM bass caught at lake burke?

Bassmaster Wrote:
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> Does anyone know the record for the heaviest LM
> bass caught at lake burke?


If you be the bassmaster, you should post the records to the forum.
Ever heard of "google"?
Post your citations too.

13 lbs 4 oz.

I once caught a 15lbs. 2oz. bass out of Burke Lake. But, this was back in 1998.

Contrary to what most people believe, Burke is not a man-made lake. It has been around for ages, and the record was a 22lb Largemouth caught by Sir Walter Raleigh on September 2, 1578. It was put on display at the Howard Johnson's on Route 1 until it was stolen in a fraternity prank by a young Adolf Hitler in 1908.

This is why I come to FFXU. Pure entertainment.

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And of course, the problem with ol' nigger loving Abe on the internet is...there's never a virtual Johnny Booth to gun that bearded fuck down a 2nd time.

10-12 lb trouser trout are caught at the lake every week.

Is it true there is a submerged fusion energy research facility under the lake? Every time I check my catch with the geiger counter, it is off the scale.

FFXU resident research scholar Wrote:
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> Is it true there is a submerged fusion energy
> research facility under the lake? Every time I
> check my catch with the geiger counter, it is off
> the scale.

It's actually located inside the dam.

>22lb Largemouth caught by Sir Walter Raleigh

Didn't count because he had not been issued a Fairfax County fishing license.

He was with Lord Fairfax when he caught it, and the law of the land at the time was:
If thou should catcheth a bass in yon pond, with thy lord and master, thou shall keepith thine record, no matter what the foul offspring of Gerry shall say.

I would like to know the record tuna caught there. I think it was last year or the year before.

Ken Stevens Wrote:
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> He was with Lord Fairfax when he caught it, and
> the law of the land at the time was:
> If thou should catcheth a bass in yon pond, with
> thy lord and master, thou shall keepith thine
> record, no matter what the foul offspring of Gerry
> shall say.


LOL

And Queen Elizabeth said, "How big was this bass you and Lord Fairfax caught in this Burke lake and WHY do I care? I think we will lock you in the Tower until you stop telling fish stories."

Wade Boggs became a virtuoso with a bat and one of the game's true masters at striking a baseball between the foul lines at an alarmingly successful rate by hitting Large Mouth Bass at homosexualz blowing each other on the Burke Lake Golf Course.

Was that when he was with the Red Sox or Yankees? Or Rays even?

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/21/2014 04:32PM by chuckhoffmann.

chuckhoffmann Wrote:
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> Bassmaster Wrote:
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> > Does anyone know the record for the heaviest LM
> > bass caught at lake burke?
>
> I do.
>
> Per Paul Bugas, Region 4 Aquatics Manager at the
> Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries,
> a 9 lb. 10 oz. largemouth bass measuring 28 inches
> was caught at Burke Lake on June 8, 1985.
>
> While it is possible that a heavier largemouth
> bass has been caught at Burke Lake, the DGIF's
> older records are sketchy and this was the largest
> that could be easily found.