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Ione, Calif. -- A new record for large mouth bass caught at Lake Camanche was set on  Jan. 26, when Lonnie Owens Sr. of Galt landed a 15.2-pound lunker in the main body of the lake, while using a swimbait toad thrasher lure.  The fish was 28" long and 25" in girth.  After landing the bass, Owens released it back into the lake.

 

Twenty-two of the 25 biggest large mouth bass (LMB) ever caught were taken in California, reports fishingnetwork.net.  The largest LMB ever landed was a 22 lb., 4 oz. monster caught in 1932 at Montgomery Lake, Ga.  California’s record is a 22.5 lb. fish caught in 1991 at Castaic Lake in Southern California.  The previous Lake Camanche record was 15 pounds for a fish caught in the winter of 2010. 

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:eyebrows:

 

 

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Wow...I don't even know what to say to that.

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That is crazy. It looks photoshoped, long growing season out there in CA I guess. Wow.

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That is crazy. It looks photoshoped, long growing season out there in CA I guess. Wow.

Being that I've been playing with Corel Photo editing software recently - it really does look faked. Hopefully I'm wrong 'cause I'm jealous!

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Being that I've been playing with Corel Photo editing software recently - it really does look faked. Hopefully I'm wrong 'cause I'm jealous!

 

LOL, to ease your mind:

 

1. You should be jealous

 

because

 

2. It's not photoshopped.

 

;)

 

That's a beast of a fish.

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That is an outstanding fish & pic. The way he is holding it really emphasises the girth & head.

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That is an outstanding fish & pic. The way he is holding it really emphasises the girth & head.

 

Yes sir, and I am take notes . . .

 

A-Jay

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B.e.a.s.t. May the waters I fish hold a lady like that. And may she be kind enough to get stuck on the end of my line.

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Awesome! A for real monster bass.

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Ione, Calif. -- A new record for large mouth bass caught at Lake Camanche was set on  Jan. 26, when Lonnie Owens Sr. of Galt landed a 15.2-pound lunker in the main body of the lake, while using a swimbait toad thrasher lure.  The fish was 28" long and 25" in girth.  After landing the bass, Owens released it back into the lake.

 

Twenty-two of the 25 biggest large mouth bass (LMB) ever caught were taken in California, reports fishingnetwork.net.  The largest LMB ever landed was a 22 lb., 4 oz. monster caught in 1932 at Montgomery Lake, Ga.  California’s record is a 22.5 lb. fish caught in 1991 at Castaic Lake in Southern California.  The previous Lake Camanche record was 15 pounds for a fish caught in the winter of 2010. 

 

I thought the largest LMB ever caught was "Dottie", 25.1lb caught in CA. 

 

Beautiful proportions on that bass BTW! Nice Catch!

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When Dottie was caught at 25.1lbs, she was snagged, and therefor not legally caught.

 

Jeff

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I thought the largest LMB ever caught was "Dottie", 25.1lb caught in CA. 

 

Beautiful proportions on that bass BTW! Nice Catch!

I believe they are talking about the lake record. Obviously the world record is a lot bigger than 15lbs.
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Yes, the fish was a lake record, not a state record, as we wrote, "A new record for large mouth bass caught at Lake Camanche."  The photo was absolutely not photoshopped.  That's the fish Lonnie landed.  Lonnie was using a toad thrasher.  Many anglers have had good success using that lure.  The biggest fish there are caught during winter, as this one was.  Thanks to all who commented.

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