I was in a bit of a rush earlier so I wasnt able to really explain how I "hanicapped" :-D these races...
I made KY at even because the TN river extends all the way down to Alabama. It is not out of the question that a Alabama-strain largemouth could swim up the TN river up to KY Lake. Those fish could tip the scales at 15 pds. Plus, KY is just soo huge, and has a great forage base, I really do think KY has the best chances for a record. I think McNeely is way too overfished for a record bluegil, and I've seen some HUGE gils in the strip pits, thats why I left McNeely off and put in the pits. With the stripes, C-Land is a gimme. I do think that a state record smallie will come out of Laurel one day, the only factor is time. I have heard of smallies, just a pound short, coming out of Laurel. The reason why I do not think the walleye record will ever be broke is because 1) It has stood for 50 years, 2) Its the 3rd largest fish ever caught and 3) It was caught on Cumberland before it got fished out of river-strain walleyes. Also, because of the unfortunate situation at C-Land this year, I do think that the trout records are here to stay as well.