Sardis Lake record

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on March 20, 2009M at 5:18 pm

Anglers across Oklahoma continue to catch some big bass during the the pre-spawn.
Roger Hughes of Bartlesville caught this 10.6-pound largemouth on March 13 at Sardis Lake near McAlester.
He landed the lunker on a Terminator Spinnerbait and it is being certified by state wildlife officials as a lake record.

The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation started keeping records on 13 state lakes a year ago.

Roger Hughes of Bartlesville with Sardis Lake record largemouth

Roger Hughes of Bartlesville with Sardis Lake record largemouth

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Comments
Comment by Brian on April 3, 2009 @ 5:48 pm

Nice fish!! I’ve fished that lake every year since I was a small kid. Haven’t caught a 10+ yet, but have seen a handful caught by some family members well over 10. Going down on the 18th for a few days, maybe this is my year?!

Comment by Jackson on April 4, 2011 @ 8:47 pm

I recently fished a tournament March the 19th on Sardis Lake. My brother got one in the boat that weigh 9 lbs. Still didnt win big bass. There was a bass caught that was 11.3 very nice bass, both fish.

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