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I know this has to be posted here somewhere....and I hate to ask for stuff I should be able to find on my own....but...
Can someone post (or point me to) base Wr tables for LMB and BG. I assume there is a northern and florida table for LMB....and I guess BG is 1 standard table?
I'll feel really stupid if it's there and I overlooked it....but I think a well put together thread with various species base Wr tables would be good to have in the archives.
Thanks in advance.
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I believe Greg Grimes has them on his web site, www.lakework.com Is that right?
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Just one table for bass. It provides you a great comparision over time not neccesarily designed to compare bass from one region to the next. Daae you got it right but here is a direct link, go to the bottom of the page articles It has some old articles and the last article describes how to do ru Wr and has both bass and bluegill. Have fun.
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Greg it has both LMB and BG. I posted one on RES for Theo. I will find it. Good idea Jeff to archive them. There are also several good threads on RW with Bill, Dave Willis , Doc Anderson, Bob and others. I will try to work on this. See if this works: http://www.aces.edu/pubs/docs/A/ANR-1193/ 
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Ewest confused yes chart on my website has both bluegill and bass along with how to run the Wr. I said that if you can read through all my typos. I like the RES chart I might have to start using it as well.
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Greg, I think Eric meant you don't have separate charts for Northern and Florida LMB. Which, personally, I haven't seen anywhere. But then, one could want different charts for Northern bass up North versus down South. One is a whole lot better than none. I like the RES chart, too. It's much more encouraging than the other RES chart I found somewhere (11 oz 9.5" RES > 100%, rather than < 100%  ).
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Theo's quote:I like the RES chart, too. It's much more encouraging than the other RES chart I found somewhere (11 oz 9.5" RES > 100%, rather than < 100% ).
I definitely wouldnt use 'you know who's' WR chart for panfish. Talk about being discouraged.
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That chart comes from a very good article on RW by the Ala Co-op Ext. at the link above.
Greg I thought you meant you only had a LMB RW chart on your site while I knew you had RW charts/info for both BG and LMB.
I have some Fla LMB info for age and size. Here is the problem for Fal LMB. RW are from an average of LMB. Northern males and females are relatively close in size so averages work well. However the differences between female and male Fla LMB is much greater and can skew the RW chart/concept.
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