Bass selfies

You know what it’s like: You catch a big fish, but you’re the only one around to see it. All you’ve got is your trusty smartphone to capture the moment. Awkwardly, you reach for it, flip the camera so it’s facing you and try to look in the right spot on the phone — all while maintaining a good hold on the fish you just worked so hard for. Once the pic is snapped, you’ve made a bass selfie.

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You know what it’s like: You catch a big fish, but you’re the only one around to see it. All you’ve got is your trusty smartphone to capture the moment. Awkwardly, you reach for it, flip the camera so it’s facing you and try to look in the right spot on the phone — all while maintaining a good hold on the fish you just worked so hard for. Once the pic is snapped, you’ve made a bass selfie.
You know what it’s like: You catch a big fish, but you’re the only one around to see it. All you’ve got is your trusty smartphone to capture the moment. Awkwardly, you reach for it, flip the camera so it’s facing you and try to look in the right spot on the phone — all while maintaining a good hold on the fish you just worked so hard for. Once the pic is snapped, you’ve made a bass selfie.
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B.A.S.S. asked our fans on Twitter and on Instagram for their best bass selfies, and this gallery is the result. Got one you want to share? Just post it on Twitter or Instagram with the hashtag #bassselfie!
<p>We're not sure if Genny Camacho is mimicking the fish's face or if it's mimicking hers, but this is a classic bass selfie.</p>
We’re not sure if Genny Camacho is mimicking the fish’s face or if it’s mimicking hers, but this is a classic bass selfie.
Jennifer Aswegan captured this shot of her and her son on a fishing outing.
Jennifer Aswegan captured this shot of her and her son on a fishing outing.
“At lunch” is where Murph caught this bad boy. Go Army!
Steve Jakubiec couldn't help but selfie with this 5-pound smallie he caught on Green Bay.
Steve Jakubiec couldn’t help but selfie with this 5-pound smallie he caught on Green Bay.
“Somehow a lucky cloverleaf photobombed us!” said Stuart E. McAllister.
“Everyone say it with me, DAT BASS!” — Instagrammer @aaronvnguyen
“Ripping lips!” — Instagrammer @alcreamer
“Caught a nice on the Spro 110!” — Instagrammer @alex.darling
“Think I passed my final today!” — Instagrammer @ttecho
“Just caught a giant on the fly rod!!!” said Instagrammer @claybeene3, who notes on another photo that the only acceptable selfie is one with a fish in it.
<p>"Makin memories that we never will forget!" -- Instagrammer @houstoncalvert</p>
“Makin memories that we never will forget!” — Instagrammer @houstoncalvert
<p>"Mr. Bass, Y U SO SMALL?!?! Haha!" -- Instagrammer @kaseyp1</p>
“Mr. Bass, Y U SO SMALL?!?! Haha!” — Instagrammer @kaseyp1
“Well, I was able to boat one good bass yesterday in the 10 minutes of fishing I did before I went swimming.” — Instagrammer @mattcarli
“Tbt to last October in Ohio, but dat bass!” — Instagrammer @pretty_muchabigdeal
<p>"Catch and release, but first I had to take a selfie." -- Instagrammer @sherwood95</p>
“Catch and release, but first I had to take a selfie.” — Instagrammer @sherwood95
“Happy Father’s Day selfie!” — Instagrammer @ttecho
<p>"Don't mind my face, I was struggling to fit the whole fish in..." said Greg Moody, @GMoodstah on Twitter.</p>
“Don’t mind my face, I was struggling to fit the whole fish in…” said Greg Moody, @GMoodstah on Twitter.