What is the best Tomato seed variety for growing LARGE tomatoes?

Specifically for Louisiana or Southern states gardens.

I will be starting from seed. Probably Tuesday.

I'm looking at the BHN 602 tomato. I have no experience with this one. It's a determinate (bush type) with fruit size of 10 to 12 oz. Thoughts or experience with it?

Fruit Size Comparison (Updated):
Determinate
Celebrity Tomato (semi-bush type) are 7 to 8 oz
Amelia Tomato (bush type) are 8 to 10 oz
Siletz Tomato (bush type) are 8 to 10 oz
Polbig Hybrid Tomato (bush type) 9 to 10 oz
Dixie Red Hybrid (bush type) 10 oz
BHN-602 Tomato (bush type) are 10 to 12 oz
Bella Rosa (bush type) 10 -12 oz
Charger Tomato (bush type) 10 - 14 oz
Goliath Giant Early Bush (semi-bush) 14 to 18 oz

Indeterminate
Super Fantastic Tomato (vine type) 10 oz
Cherokee Purple (vine type) are 10 to 12 oz
Pink Brandywine (vine type) are 9 to 16 oz
Big Beef Tomato (vine type) 12 to 16 oz
Better Boy Tomato (vine type) 16 oz
Beefsteak Tomato (vine type) are 14 to 24 oz
Mortgage Lifter Tomato (vine type) 16 - 24 oz fruit



The last two years I grew Celebrity tomatoes. They produce great, but most of the tomatoes are medium to small with the occasional large one.

I prefer the bush type because it doesn't require suckering.

It seems like the indeterminate (vine type) is where you ultimately find the larger tomatoes, such as beefsteaks and brandywine. But they don't seem to produce very much. Yes larger, but fewer tomatoes. And I don't like suckering or dealing with 8 foot tall plants.