What a crazy week for fishing in Texas!

In particular, what a stretch for O.H. Ivie!

After a week that saw Brodey Davis land the largest Bass caught in the Lonestar State in thirty years – a catch that overshadowed quite a few incredible double-digit catches in their own right – Ivie strikes it hot again!

This time, it was angler Kyle Hall who will enter the record books with one of the largest bass ever recorded in Texas.

After getting a certified weight at Elm Creek RV & Campground of 16.10 pounds, Hall is the latest in a series of anglers who have helped put Texas at the forefront of the fishing world.

Brodey Davis’ aforementioned 17.06 pound bass earned him the #7 spot on the Texas Parks & Wildlife list of all-time lunkers, as well as the largest ever recorded on Ivie.

A couple days later, Robert Bandy jumped onto the list with his 16 pound lake record from Eagle Mountain.

Throw in Brady Stanford’s pending world record meanmouth – also caught on O.H. Ivie – and this will be a week the fishing community remembers for quite some time!

Pending official certification, Hall’s largemouth will take its rightful place at the #21 spot all-time for Texas bass. The current #21, an April 2010 Ivie catch by Jerry Bales, will drop a spot.

Bales’ catch – a massive 16.08 pounder – will also move to fourth all-time on Ivie as Hall’s catch moves comfortably into third place. Only Joe McKay’s 16.40 pounder and Brodey Davis’ 17.06 – both caught in February 2022 – rank higher on the lake.

Renowned angler Josh Jones – who also happened to share video of Brodey Davis’ weigh-in last week – also shared Hall’s weigh-in with the world.

Hall celebrated on Facebook, saying “UNREAL!!!! I’ve spent countless hours on the water in the last month searching for one fish. And today was the day! 16.10”

Where do you think the next massive Texas bass will come from? At this rate, it won’t be long before someone else enters the record books…

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