Bass Weight Estimator!

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It has been some time since we posted the Bass Weight Estimator on our archived blog - CityOfAllenFishing.blogspot.com, but after a few tweaks, it is available once again on our current blog - Stocker Trout Fishing!

Check it out and keep it handy when out in the field fishing for bass. Information is derived from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (link to TWPD's site).

It's meant for catch and release fishing for Bass and estimates the weight based on the length measured to the nearest 1/8 inch.

Give it a try by clicking on the picture below, or clicking here - Bass Weight Estimator.




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