Here's how to estimate the weight of a fish.
- Measure the fish from the tip of its nose to the tip of its tail.
- Then measure its girth at the thickest portion of its midsection.
Weight of a fat-bodied fish
(bass, salmon)
(length x girth x girth)/800

Weight of a slender fish
(trout, northern pike)
(length x girth x girth)/900
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Example:
If a fish is 20 inches long and has a 12–inch girth, its estimated weight is
(20 x 12 x 12)/900
2,880/900=3.2 pounds



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This is the fixed version of
This is the fixed version of the 1st. Sorry could you delete the 1st?
Hi
You know how everybody always ask you where you caught it,and you really don't want to say.
I always say in the mouth or in the water,lol.
Sneaky,huh!
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