Lady angler lands pending world record at Lake O.H. Ivie, application under review
Lady angler Lea Anne Powell of Lake Jackson displays the 12- pound, 3-ounce bass she caught in February at Lake O.H. Ivie. Powell, who caught the fish on spinning rod, has submitted an application to the International Game Fish Association to have the fish certified as a 12-pound line class world record.
Fishing guide Dalton Smith (right) also put Powell on a 10.58 pounder that slammed her crankbait. She cracked her personal best twice in two days. COURTESY PHOTOS / DALTON SMITH
Dalton Smith has a knack for finding the big ones and a passion for teaching his guide clients how to wrangle them on Lake O.H. Ivie Reservoir near San Angelo.
Last December, Smith made his first ever fishing trip to Texas. He boated a pair of 14 pounders at ‘Ivie on the same day, less than three hours apart. He saw both fish eat his bait in real time using forward sonar.
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