Now is the 5 year anniversary of being obsessed with trophy bass hunting. I don’t mean to come off as arrogant, but I want to share some numbers of these last 5, epic years. I want to thank 6th Sense Fishing, Dobyns Rods, and Russell Marine Products for being there from the start.
▫️Two 15 pound largemouth
▫️6 largemouth over 14 pounds
▫️Set the record for most “Legacy” Sharelunkers. Nobody in the programs 40 year history has more
▫️13 bass over 13 pounds. 9 on official scales. Most on video
▫️Almost 200 DD’s
▫️1500+ over 8lbs. (Stopped counting at 900)
▫️20+ 50lb stringers. One in Oklahoma
▫️Double digits on 11 different lakes in 3 states
▫️5 smallmouth over 8lbs
▫️PB largemouth. 15.40
▫️PB smallmouth. 9.07

RIP Kobe Bryant 1-26-20 "We all say s--- that we shouldn't say, we all do things we shouldn't do. We all are angels, we are all devils."

The word we are looking for here is "envy".

Only thing left is to walk on water.

True “Idols” in an industry don’t have to brag about what they’ve done or pat themselves on their back……I’ll just leave it at that.

Irrelevance = Desperation

Dude can sure catch them.
Good for him

Didn’t he catch some of these ion bluegills or something?

Live bait, live scope= LIVE ACTION!

Agree - he’s the LeBron James of bass fishing. When you have to tell everyone constantly that you’re the GOAT….. you ain’t the GOAT.

If he would just box somebody on Netflix it would be awesome.

If his numbers are accurate, which he’s given us reason to believe they aren’t.

But if they were, his numbers are well above and beyond anyone else’s, nobody else has caught that many big fish.

Ha he was a cable guy in his previous life, not a tae kwon do sensei.

You should look up Doug Hannon if you're thinking that...

JJ is well on his way to eclipsing the bass professors dd count

Butch Brown’s numbers are insane. Over 1500 DD’s


Butch Brown’s numbers are insane. Over 1500 DD’s

There are a half dozen guys out of CA that have far more impressive numbers... Including fish over 15lbs. Most of those fish were caught on much smaller lakes though.

What makes Josh special in my opinion is he's done it in Texas, and he's done it quickly. Plus, the smallmouth over 9lbs. I'd be willing to bet he's the only guy in the world with a largemouth over 15lbs and a smallmouth over 9lbs.

I'd say that smallmouth is roughly equivalent in rarity to a 18lb class largemouth.

He's also landed musky in the mid 50-inch range.