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Pennsylvania fishing guide, Joe Raymond, recently caught his personal-best smallmouth on a Legend X spinning rod - a giant 7.1-pounder that may be the biggest ever recorded from the Susquehanna River
© St. Croix Rods
A seven-pound smallmouth story
Sometimes referred to as "a foot deep and a mile wide," the sprawling Susquehanna River rises in Central New York's Otsego Lake and drains over 27,000 square miles in three states before dumping into the Upper Chesapeake Bay.