Just another one of my curiosity questions  . My biggest bass (5lbs) was caught on a 4inch Camo Powerworm.

8lbs on a Bagley B2 in pearl/black back.

11lbs./Roboworm Body Shad on a drop shot rig.

A SoCal donkey on a DROP SHOT! You my friend are "The Great Southern Trendkill"

A SoCal donkey on a DROP SHOT! You my friend are "The Great Southern Trendkill"

2 of 'em my friend! Go figure! :

I hear ya, I spent months swimbaiting and my first ten plus finally came off of a ten inch worm. I'll take 'em how I get can get 'em! But the thought of an eleven on my dropshot rod scares me to death!

My top ten fish all came by way of the swimbait

Mine would be a secret.

6.2lbs on a 1/2oz spinerbait

8lbs on a spinnerbait.

On senko ,a lure that I rarely use and I dont like  ;D

9lbs. on a Watermelon Candy Sizmic Toad.

7.4lbs caught on a white 1/2oz. buzzbait.

5 lber on a bobber and nightcrawler while fishing for bream........ : : ;)

9.2lbs.--Super spook--3 am

and it's funny because I always preach that you most likely won't get your PB on a topwater.  Although they can be known for some no-stop , heart pumping action when the bite is on, they don't usually produce the "biggest" fish in the lake.  Literally.

But on occassion,.....that rare, isolated incidence....lol

6" blue fleck Power Worm

Norman Fat Boy, bluegill pattern.

I always preach that you most likely won't get your PB on a topwater.

6lb, 7oz on a green pumpkin Zoom horny toad.

Norman Deep Baby N in Chartreuse with Blue Back

6.9 lb - T-rigged, Black, Original Culprit Worm

5 lb 9 oz, on a Strike King bleeding seriese 1/2 oz spinnerbait in firetiger.

9lb. 2oz. Indiana bass caught on a black, homemade crankbait.

A little over 6 lbs on a dark blue 1/2 oz Arkie jig with a 'Uncle Josh' black widow eel trailer.

Ronnie

3/8 nichols spinnerbait

spro frog

both were in the low 7's some where dont remember exact weights

3/8 nichols spinnerbait

spro frog

both were in the low 7's some where dont remember exact weights

What?

GMAN,

When I get you down here you will remember the bait, the weight, the date and the time of day!