TOP 5 BIGGEST BASS CAUGHT IN TOURNAMENTS! (compilation) 

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I understand. They make you look like a 3yo afraid to touch a fish. I ain't scared of the fish, I'm scared of the hooks!

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"In a spot about as big as his boat" sounds like he pre-caught them, put them in his boat and then acted like he was catching fish until the tournament was over then turned in the pre caught fish

I live right next to the Rodman reservoir

They get excited and when they lose em they almost cry. The excitement is also there pay check, 💯

Do you all think the money at stake also has anything to do with their excitement??? These are professional athletes after all.

@@midwestfischerman I still think that getting excited over a nice fish is just getting excited over a nice fish... money or no money. Maybe if I had a 22 foot brand new Ranger in the front drive and sponsors that paid for everything on it maybe I would be singing a different tune....LOL

I wonder why

They dont just watch they was like right on his spot

He could have landed that fish a lot sooner. I think he was toying with all the spectators 😂

Crazy how so many people have so little to do.

He was probably around some people and didn’t want them knowing is my guess

He’s one of the best of all time and probably the wisest

Thats the GOAT, Rick Clunn. He has caught many like that in his lifetime

That’s an average fish to him

Don it before

I mean, how cool is it that you catch your personal best during a tournament.

Till kvd came along

Roland Martin is the 🐐

Bill Dance.

Especially the woman

@@mikerandall8289 lots of big ol Deborahs 😂😂

What lake is this?

@@louishardy870 Sam Rayburn

Only thing bigger in texas is the egos and this shit y'all are full of 😂

It's also rick clunn. Probably caught 40 or more that size

@@beezie2566 Then why was he shaking so bad he almost dropped the pliers ?

@@awesomesaucejay481 because he's not exactly a stone cold killer. He kept his composure better than 99 percent of anglers

That's fishing. I used to call them fishing with my ex. She's gotten cocky now. She told once that she was bragging to this new dude that she had already caught more over 8#'s then he ever would. Lol ; she has caught at least 4.

Um I don’t think the fish in my lake get to seven pounds

What a dbag huh 🤣

@@josephwiard6695 Yes dude was a ass

Was he talking to his competitors or spectators I wonder. Either way his still a douche.

@@stacyrix9106 spectators is all I saw around him. Probably people who were fans but are not anymore.

Most pros are the biggest cry babies

That was actually the Toledo Bend elite tournament he won a few years back.

Definitely on Toledo bend. Your memory has failed you.

I know this is a joke comment but this dude has probably caught so many 9-10+ lb largemouth in his life it’s just another fish in his mind. Plus he didn’t want to let other anglers see what he caught

@@shadowswordfish3745 Its like the greatest musky anglers just shrugging off 52"

Thanks!

Wrong. It is the other way around. They filed a lawsuit for patent infringement.

Randy blaukat and ito designed that bait in the early/mid 90s. Randy sent the smithwick rogue and another jerkbait over there and pointed out different things about them that made them great and they tinkered from there. They all say ito engineered because it was quite literally an engineering process to get the hardware stout and still keep the bait at a neutral buoyancy while having a weight transfer system and such.

Up here in Canada it’s illegal to fish bass in spring when they spawn smallmouth and largemouth

Ur fish drink vodka and take steroids u good

@@sam.setzer4936 the bass became a Beluga

Then why was he shaking so bad he almost dropped the pliers ( Rick Clunn )

Those ppl were atleast 30 yards away. How much more room does he need? He doesn't own the water. Just a cry baby like most pros are.

@@Mckillax I mean, they're not even fishing, they're just there, and boat traffic can scare fish, hell just talking can in shallow water.

The way we(anglers) did before gps, paper maps or just fishing it. You can stick your pole in the water to measure depth, or use a long piece of bamboo. Not sure if your one of the haters who think without electronics these guys cant fish.

@@samgaither793 Also used rope tied to a weight, with a knot in it every 12 inches, go out and find a hump, saddle, etc, that way.

You can see some on your phone maps. Look for lighter colored water.

@@samgaither793 lol wtf? I just saw this a year later I gotta apologize man. I think I misunderstood yo comment and maybe was drunk and got hostile for no reason lmao. Sorry bro 😆

@@CraftyLemons probably not much help now, but use a photo of the lake contours to find them

Why bother watching? Fishing makes some people happy and life is too short to feel the need to make people feel guilty. You must have bigger fish to fry in life

Fast forward to the end of the video then restart it and the adds should be gone and you can watch the video add free

ad blocker dude

@@pk7056 Ad blocker doesn't do shit for the ads imbeded in the videos, Dude.

@@retirednavy8720 I watched the video saw No ads except for their shirts

Can lead a horse to water

Naw he’s fishing a tournament and fans sitting up on top of him

Yeah dude, he’s got fanboys on his peen

I understand that. I would just huck a rattle trap at one and they would all back away. Don't say nada and go oops

@@gabrielm.4554 thanks for the chuckle

Not allowed in flw

Nets are banned in flw and Bassmaster elite

4 out of 5 of these were in Texas

Why? So you can try it on a different lake than the one they caught their big bass on?

See if there is a local club tournament trail in your area. That’s a great way to get started

Try kayak tournaments, few hundred dollars for a yak, and you entry fee and boom, your all set to go. (Yak tourneys usually go by length not weight, typically you'll take a pic of a fish on a measuring board and measure to the nearest 1/4 inch before releasing the fish.)

Watching him fish

Clunn* And I’m only correcting you because this comment deserves more attention! That day was awesome!

Thanks I fixed it.

@@tranzformedyouthtn take care, Jamie. Tight lines.

If you caught that fish north of the Mason Dixon line then you’re in the hall of fame

@@bryanlednik7807 14 and change is indiana record. Texas is only 18 so chill

@@andrewilliamson6057 Records obviously mean nothing. Average weights and growth rates matter. The record in Georgia is 22 damn pounds. Does that mean that a 10 pounder in Georgia isn’t impressive?

@@bryanlednik7807 not really.

@@andrewilliamson6057 Yes, really.

You can watch the tournament where he caught it he actually caught 2 nine pounders in that tournament, I believe it’s on the st Lawrence River if I’m not mistaken

@@danielgames5140 St Johns River down in Florida is where he caught them

Coach Greg?

Rick Campos many people go to the lake during the big tournaments and follow the professionals around to watch them. It’s gotta be highly annoying for them but what can they do? They can’t make them leave. The lake doesn’t close to the public because of a tournament.

They are fans following him...just imagine tiger woods doing his thing in a tournament surrounded by fans.

@Logan Andrews what's your PB mine is 14

@Logan Andrews it was a catch-and-release lake so it's still there I hunt also never got a ten-pointer everything below that though

They get returned man. Chill

Boats spook fish, people moving and making noise also spooks fish. Fun story: my 8th grade science experiment was on whether or not fish could hear noise, What I did was everyday I was go to a farm pond that had a ton of bluegill and shiners in it and feeding them while playing "simple man" -Lynyrd Skynyrd. Anyway they get used to being fed and soon there's a swarm of 50-100 fish Everytime I go to feed. One day I go down there to feed, and before I throw feed in I turn on the music, and wouldnt you know the fish recognized it and came to the noise, 100 or so bluegill and gold shiners, and right in front of me a big 7 or 8 pound bass strolls through looking for something to eat, he never did pick one off, atleast not where I could watch. But I could tell he was looking for an opportunity. Moral of the story: if fish can associate southern rock played at a reasonable level with food, they can also associate boats and their related noises, along with human voices with getting caught.

@@hunterpro_1 Awesome!