Here is the tale of a California trophy hunter who went to extremes to catch a bass he thought would be the next world record
When it comes to fish tales, there are none greater than these. Here are angling's most famous bass, and their stories
When David Hayes caught his 11-pound, 15-ounce brown bass from Dale Hollow Lake in 1955, he knew it was bigger than any smallmouth he had ever seen before.
Controversy swirls around this fish that stood as the world record for more than 40 years and now splits the record keeping authorities squarely down the middle.
Watch as the record setting bass is returned to the water.
If the new world record smallmouth bass looks a lot like the old world record smallmouth bass, there's a reason for that. It's the same fish.