Have You Ever Obsessed Over A Particular Bass?

[paul.]

I don't know about obsessed, but yeah I'm probably obsessed with the idea of catching this one again

 

Biggest bass I've ever caught in Kansas. She's in a tiny public lake and it seems like every year I see her picture on the state website, rolled up by the shock boat again and almost always in the same area. This last year she wasn't on there, but I talked to one of the guys that did the sample, said they missed a fish "For sure over 10". They had another one almost 9 that wasn't her, so he'd seen another monster that day, I'm thinking that had to be her. Bad thing is, at that size her time is running short, this spring may be my last chance to catch her. State record isn't quite 12, so depending on how this cold winter effected her, and how full of eggs she gets, she might be pushing it. 

yep, definitely sounds obsessed to me.  lol.  and that is a dang cinder block of a fish.  she is already huge but she is built to become a giant.  wow.  hope you get her man. 

[Bankbeater]

The only bass I think about is that next state record!

[SirSnookalot]

There have been a number of fish that would have been nice to land, but I'm more into the "floor show".  As big as it might be I'm still going to let it jump all it wants.  No I don't obsess over fish of any species.

[Trenton]

Only one I've ever obsessed about was the one my buddy missed in our first ever tournament. We would have had 2nd in the bag and been a few ounces from winning or losing 1st. Had it on a 2.5 strike king square bill bouncing off branches and he tried to switch sides bc he had set the pole towards the trolling motor and when he lifted it to pull the other way she came up and spit it right out. Not a huge one by any means probably 4.5lbs but it was our first tournament and it would have put us with a full live well and 2nd place no doubt but 5th out of 22 boats is respectable for our first time.

[Sam]

Yes.

 

Twice.

 

Still can see them throwing the bait.

 

One on a Chatterbait and a second on a Senko when the line snapped.