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<blockquote data-quote="rod" data-source="post: 4201865" data-attributes="member: 5382">New Record sunfish: 5lb. 12.8 oz. caught in Lake Havasu, Nv. by Hector Brito.5-pound 12.8-ounce World Record SunfishDan Johnson - February 28, 2014<img src="https://files.osgnetworks.tv/15/files/2014/02/Arizona-Record-Redear-Sunfish-Feature-In-Fisherman.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />Part of fishing&#039;s allure is the fact you never really know for sure what&#039;s lurking beneath the surface. Even when you&#039;re merely angling for a few sunfish for supper, there&#039;s always the possibility that a world-class catch may swim your way.Such was the case for humble panfish fan Hector Brito.He was soaking a live nightcrawler a foot above bottom on a<a href="https://www.in-fisherman.com/2012/07/24/the-ways-of-drop-shotting/" target="_blank"> drop-shot rig</a> in 10 feet of water on mighty Lake Havasu February 16, hoping to hook a sunfish or perhaps a bass, when something remarkably large inhaled his bait.&quot;There was a solid jerk and the fish started pulling line,&quot; he recalls. An avid fisherman, the Lake Havasu City, Arizona, angler has landed his share of hefty catches over the years. And, judging by the way this mystery fish tussled and tugged, he guessed it was a <a href="https://www.in-fisherman.com/catfish/" target="_blank">good-sized catfish</a>. &quot;It fought really hard for about 10 or 11 minutes,&quot; he said. &quot;Then it finally</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rod, post: 4201865, member: 5382"] New Record sunfish: 5lb. 12.8 oz. caught in Lake Havasu, Nv. by Hector Brito. [SIZE=6][B]5-pound 12.8-ounce World Record Sunfish[/B][/SIZE] Dan Johnson - February 28, 2014 [IMG]https://files.osgnetworks.tv/15/files/2014/02/Arizona-Record-Redear-Sunfish-Feature-In-Fisherman.jpg[/IMG] Part of fishing's allure is the fact you never really know for sure what's lurking beneath the surface. Even when you're merely angling for a few sunfish for supper, there's always the possibility that a world-class catch may swim your way. Such was the case for humble panfish fan Hector Brito. He was soaking a live nightcrawler a foot above bottom on a[URL='https://www.in-fisherman.com/2012/07/24/the-ways-of-drop-shotting/'][U] drop-shot rig[/U][/URL] in 10 feet of water on mighty Lake Havasu February 16, hoping to hook a sunfish or perhaps a bass, when something remarkably large inhaled his bait. "There was a solid jerk and the fish started pulling line," he recalls. An avid fisherman, the Lake Havasu City, Arizona, angler has landed his share of hefty catches over the years. And, judging by the way this mystery fish tussled and tugged, he guessed it was a [URL='https://www.in-fisherman.com/catfish/'][U]good-sized catfish[/U][/URL]. "It fought really hard for about 10 or 11 minutes," he said. "Then it finally [/QUOTE]

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