The U.S. angling community and media are buzzing with the news of an apparent 22.5-pound largemouth bass caught by an angler at Lake Biwa, Japan, on Thursday, July 2. If verified, the fish would tie the current IGFA record fish--that weighed 22.4 pounds--caught by George Perry in Georgia 77 years ago. Ed Zieralski in the San Diego Union-Tribune and Lynn Burkhead in the (Denison, TX) Herald Democrat.
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July 04, 2009
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