When Sam Callaway of Corpus Christi boated this 13.34-lb. largemouth April 9 during a charity bass tournament at O.H. Ivie Lake in Texas, he felt certain he’d clinched the tourney’s big-bass check. What Calloway didn’t know was that he’d won a much bigger prize by catching the 500th fish in the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department’s Sharelunker program, an innovative project that promotes catch-and-release fishing and attempts to boost the size of the state’s trophy bass by entering the largest angler-caught fish into a selective breeding program.
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Congratulations Sam. Nice Fish
Great Job Sam and That's some Awesome fish you got there!!!
Nice fish, congratulations Sam!
What a nice fish. Congratulations.
Good job and nice fish.
awesome catch! a lot bigger than what I catch!
Nice fish! What bait were you using?
I wish our pond did that contest!
great fish.
Nice Bass!
Tom Chuck
Arizona Fishing
Nice fish alot bigger then in Minnesota!
that is a bass big enough for the wall lol!
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Congratulations Sam. Nice Fish
Great Job Sam and That's some Awesome fish you got there!!!
Nice fish, congratulations Sam!
What a nice fish. Congratulations.
Good job and nice fish.
awesome catch! a lot bigger than what I catch!
I wish our pond did that contest!
Nice fish! What bait were you using?
great fish.
Nice Bass!
Tom Chuck
Arizona Fishing
Nice fish alot bigger then in Minnesota!
that is a bass big enough for the wall lol!
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