How many LBS is this fish?

[Sterling]

If that dude is 6'6 I'm going along with whatever he says

It's really difficult to tell from a photo. I would believe it's over 20. Either way, nice fish.

[Redfish44]

Around 12 or 13 lbs. Nice catch. Those jacks pull good.

[Deep C]

Its easy to extrapolate the dimensions utilizing shadows in conjunction with Pythagorium Tthorum being a2 x b2 = c2 That will give you dimenionally the measurements of the fish. Now take that data and multiply the length in inches bu girth squared and divide by 800 to come up with the figure of 14 not 40 pounds. Of course if you chose to go metric you will need to run a new set of numbers namely 2.54 cm to the inch or 28.2 grams per ounce times 16 to come up with your pound figure which is still 14... There I said it...

[penn24]

24lb

[nautiduck]

If hes 6'6 then the fish ilooks to be 2'3 to 2'6 Im guessing 15lbs.

[FXRScotty]

I'm with the 15 or so crew too.

[Reelscreamer]

16.2 pounds. Sounds like a good round number. LOL

Jeremy

[Marlin Mama]

I'm thinking mine was about the same size & it took two of us to hold him up so he must be about 40!

[Big Fish Billy]

Its easy to extrapolate the dimensions utilizing shadows in conjunction with Pythagorium Tthorum being a2 x b2 = c2 That will give you dimenionally the measurements of the fish. Now take that data and multiply the length in inches bu girth squared and divide by 800 to come up with the figure of 14 not 40 pounds. Of course if you chose to go metric you will need to run a new set of numbers namely 2.54 cm to the inch or 28.2 grams per ounce times 16 to come up with your pound figure which is still 14... There I said it...

I'm thinking since the fish is roundish, there should have been a pie R squared in there some where.......

[John Rogers]

I would say 15#s but those guys fight like there 40#s