Georgia angler Travis Harrell caught a massive striped bass in March while fishing a tailrace stretch of the Flint River near Albany.
The fish breaks a 42-year-old river record. Harrell’s fish officially weighed 52.2 pounds, with a 47.5-inch length and a 35-inch girth. This shatters the old Flint River striper record, a 48.5-pounder caught in 1983.
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📷: Travis Harrell
Story by: Bob McNally