They Chase Big Bass for a Living – What’s the Biggest Largemouth They’ve Caught?
Catching your biggest largemouth bass is nothing short of electric. It’s the kind of moment that makes time slow down — your heart’s pounding, hands are shaking, and for a second, it’s just you and that fish, and you just hope you get her in the boat.
That first flash of green as it breaks the surface is unforgettable (I remember every second, like slow motion). The swirl of water, the pull on the line, the sudden realization that this one isn’t like the others — it’s bigger, stronger, possibly the one you’ve been chasing for years.
Whether you're standing on the bank, in a kayak, or casting from a bass boat, landing your personal best largemouth feels like – well it’s just hard to actually explain. It’s a special kind of thrill.
And the best part? Once it’s in your hands, you now have a story to tell. You’ll tell it a hundred times, and it’ll never get old because catching your biggest bass isn’t just a moment — it’s a memory that lives forever. (or until you catch a BIGGER one).
I asked a few professional anglers about their PB largemouth.
Is yours bigger?
FYI – Mine was not bigger but I once caught two over 9 pounds (9-5 and 9-12) on Senkos, on two different lakes in the same day.
