In the world of angling, no fish is as highly coveted as George W. Perry’s all-tackle world record 22-pound, 4-ounce largemouth bass.
Perry’s record catch took place way back on June 2, 1932 at obscure little Montgomery Lake in Telfair County, Georgia. Since then, legions of anglers have dedicated their lives solely to the pursuit of besting that catch.
Why all the fuss? First of all, a new world record largemouth is said to be worth millions of dollars in endorsements to whoever catches it.
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