I'm not sure if this video has come up on here before, but I just found it and thought it was pretty cool.

Not sure if these guys are 10 lbs, but they are definitely some huge spots.

There are two videos of the same fish:

It is very hard to determine weights of fish like that unless you have something to scale them to. They  are without a doubt some spotzillas -Compare them to the other fish around them- they are much larger but I would have to say the smaller spots could be in the 3 lb range which could make those larger spots in the 6 lb range. AGAIN THIS IS JUST AN OBSERVATION. I have filmed bass underwater and do you see whats going on down there??? Those bass are just as curious of us as we are to them. When diving with tanks the bass scatter when you exhale abruptly but if you exhale slow and steady it doesnt bother them at all. The diver there was wiggling his finger -I have also done that and scratched the under chin of bass.It didn't mind at all. Once in a while they will nip your fingers just to test ya. The scariest thing that has ever happened was the water was cold -my nips were out and a sunfish bit one- It scared the living hell out of me and hurt.  my partner had to surface from laughing so hard.That is a true story.. Even if you have no scuba equipment-go by a mask and snorkel-You will be amazed at what you see under water.

Not 10 lbs.

WORLD RECORD- 9 pounds, 4 ounces, caught in Lake Perris, California in 1987.

8-)

yeah...there's no way they're 10's but man are they big regardless.

It is very hard to determine weights of fish like that unless you have something to scale them to. They are without a doubt some spotzillas -Compare them to the other fish around them- they are much larger but I would have to say the smaller spots could be in the 3 lb range which could make those larger spots in the 6 lb range. AGAIN THIS IS JUST AN OBSERVATION. I have filmed bass underwater and do you see whats going on down there??? Those bass are just as curious of us as we are to them. When diving with tanks the bass scatter when you exhale abruptly but if you exhale slow and steady it doesnt bother them at all. The diver there was wiggling his finger -I have also done that and scratched the under chin of bass.It didn't mind at all. Once in a while they will nip your fingers just to test ya. The scariest thing that has ever happened was the water was cold -my nips were out and a sunfish bit one- It scared the living hell out of me and hurt. my partner had to surface from laughing so hard.That is a true story.. Even if you have no scuba equipment-go by a mask and snorkel-You will be amazed at what you see under water.

Dude, you are a nut.

That is a funny story.   ;D

my nips were out and a sunfish bit one- 

Greatest 9 words I've ever seen on this website.

Oh my god!! It was a spaze move- I didnt know what the heck happened. I was floundering and screaming underwater,My buddy almost peed his pants when he saw that.Let me tell ya my hands were outright with the camera maybe in 8 ft of water-my body was horizontal didnt seen that little basstid and he take a bite YIKES!!!!Dont try that at home

Hmm...maybe you're on to something there, Bobby,

a new, revolutionary lure design possibly??

LOL You guys are right!!1 WHEW!!! Sorry I didnt mean to hijack the thread

my nips were out and a sunfish bit one-

Greatest 9 words I've ever seen on this website.

Bobby-

You sure it wasn't Dozer doing the biting? ;D

Some more fuel for your feud.

I seen him eyeballn me a few times but I let it go!!

RW, I'm pretty sure the world record is a 10+ out of Pine Flat Reservoir.

RW, I'm pretty sure the world record is a 10+ out of Pine Flat Reservoir.

Oops...You are correct!

http://www.fishermansview.com/freshwater_world_records_for_fish.htm

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That list is out of date. This is the current fish as far as I know. There is a really good chance that the video is from Pine Flat as well.

http://sports.espn.go.com/outdoors/bassmaster/news/story?page=BigBass_wr_spb_shishido

It's very difficult to tell how bit the spots are in those videos. Heck it's difficult enough with photos.  Spots don't picture well at all. 

Here is more info on the WR spot. 

http://www.insideline.net/2001/news/world-record-spot.html