It's a World Record Bass! | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "While browsing the Internet fishing message boards as I frequently do late at night, I came across an interesting post. An angler wanted to know if in the event a largemouth bass was caught in California that exceeded the weight of George Perry's record fish, should it be considered a world record? Sounds like there should be an obvious answer, but the guy had a valid point. The fish in California are distant relatives of the original group of Florida strain largemouth bass that were placed in a small reservoir to reproduce offspring with a trophy class bloodline. These fish were then, for the most part, handfed trout their entire lives. Growing at nearly double the rate of a bass in Florida, these bass get big in a hurry."
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