Road to the State Record (Largemouth Bass) Pt.1

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#Bassfishing #winterfun #Outdoors We've set out to accomplish something that hasn't been done since 1983...BREAK THE LARGEMOUTH BASS RECORD! This is just the start to something incredible in the making, and you all get to be along for the journey. The state record is 39 years old and weighs in at 8 pounds 7.5 ounces. This is only Part one to a story that may hold many chapters. Stay tuned and witness something that's been brewing for 39 years!!! Thank you all for the support and AS ALWAYS...GO SUBSCRIBE!
New PB, dude, 5'1".
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It's about 30 degrees.
We got everything loaded up and just sitting in Andrew's blazer right now.
Gonna head out to Nelson today, catch some bass.
It's a little bit windier, but the wind will die down in about, I don't know, an hour or two.
Got everything loaded up already.
There's Andy.
Oh, shoot.
Already all rigged up.
Shoes in this.
Half ounce black and blue.
Black and blue craw.
Just got to Nelson.
Should probably flip this craw around, actually.
Just gonna be fishing right off the fence.
Right into the canal.
That's what we're throwing today.
Probably mix it up throughout the day, but...
Ooh, Andrew's got a...
He's got a beast right off the bat.
You just muscled that thing in, bro.
You just muscled that thing in.
Look at that. Right in the corner, dude.
Swimming it.
Brand new jig.
You were just swimming that, huh?
Probably a three pounder.
Not even gonna weigh it.
Three.
Could be a high two, but it's probably just three.
Nice.
Andy Bass, baby.
Ooh, that's a tank.
That's a tank.
Yeah, that's a...
That's a slab, bro.
I'm just stretching this lip.
Grab him, dude.
I don't want to grab his lip.
I don't want to...
Here, let me let some drag out.
You think that's four?
Could be, bro.
Could be.
That's a tank.
Got him?
Yeah.
That's a beast.
How to flip and do this?
How to put a fence here?
Oh, dude.
That might be four, bro.
Hold him up sideways.
That thing is a tank.
Oh, yeah.
Look at that.
We don't play around.
You want to take a pic with your phone?
3.9?
3.8?
3.9 for this chunk.
It was on you.
It fell off.
It just fell off, dude.
Damn it.
Record me, record me, record me.
You get that?
Sure did.
It was rolling the whole time.
It came off.
Oh, my God, Austin.
Brute.
Oh, dude.
Don't lose him.
Swimbait, swimbait.
What a pain in the ass, dude.
I'm a swimbait.
Dude, look how he hit it.
He tried to hit it head on, bro.
Show the camera.
Look at this pig.
Yo, come get this.
Come record this.
Look how he hits it.
Look how he clapped it, bro.
Just clapped it, buddy.
Clapped it.
Look at that, dude.
Just...
This should be for your channel and not mine.
Like a two-pounder.
No biggie.
It's going back right away.
Nelson fillet.
Sucks we got to throw him off, but whatever.
That's Andrew's, like, third fish.
And me.
Goose egg.
It's a doinker, bro.
Oh, listen to that.
That jig pop.
Ain't scum, but look at that ding.
First on the day.
Andrew's just catching all these hogs.
I'm just catching a dinkers.
Just got a big bite.
Boom.
Look at that.
Almost took both.
Took one.
But that one's already severed, so I'm going to switch it up.
Throw something different on, I think.
So I'm switching from this one.
Just because it's all mangled.
I'm actually going to switch colors as well.
Chartreuse pepper.
What I do is I rip off the last two segments of it.
And then that way you can get your hook right up towards the eyes of this thing.
There they are.
Right up towards the eyes of this thing.
He's going to FaceTime me and then he's going to stop talking.
It sits flush on the hook.
So that's the color I'm switching to.
Chartreuse pepper.
They're really good to throw in the spring.
I don't think they're going to be that aggressive.
If you throw them in the spring, though, they say it's best to throw a little swimbait on the back of it.
Yeah.
But you should throw that in a muck.
I'd say a muck.
Nice, bro.
Are you recording?
Yep.
Is that nice?
Reeling it nice and slow, too.
That's probably a dink.
You're hooking into all the hogs.
That's a fish, bro, as soon as it hit the water.
Squeak, Bill.
Oh, he threw it.
That was a squeaker, dude.
Squeak.
Pretty quick now, dude.
Another dinker.
A little bit bigger.
Just working my way up, I guess.
He's got some stuff in his mouth, though.
Probably about a pound, but whatever.
I'm working my way up to the big ones, all right?
Squeak.
Easy meal for him.
Easy meal for him, dude.
You ready for the flip?
Just wait, here it comes.
Get your ass over here.
That's a nice dark one, bro.
Yeah, yeah.
Hooked him right in the twop of the mouth, mate.
I didn't put the fence here.
Double.
Double points.
How much is that?
Look.
It just fell.
Fell, bro, into the snow.
He just flopped off at the end into the snow.
Another dink.
Tank?
Double.
Well, for today, I guess I'm just catching dinks.
Ander, what does yours look like?
Yeah, another hog.
That was mine. Let's see what Ander's looks like.
Yeah, the one I just caught was probably like three ounces.
Oh, you're juicy, mate.
You got a safe for yourself.
I don't want him to get too cold.
Frozen bugs.
Ander just caught this brute.
Look at the eyes on it, bro.
The thing has a...
Whoa, dude.
It's got to be at least five, dude.
Okay, they have my gun.
It's five even.
Dude, it was five even, bro.
Five pounds.
Five one, dude.
Five one for this.
New PB, dude, five one.
Buy an ounce, bro.
A freaking ounce.
Dude, this thing's a slab, dude.
Hold it up for me quick.
Oh my god, bro.
That is a slab.
Five pound, one ounce bass.
