Teen catches Colorado's largest fish ever
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Cody says he caught the record-setting fish using a Rapala Dives-To lure, a 14-pound line and a Zebco rod and reel.
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Cody says he caught the record-setting fish using a Rapala Dives-To lure, a 14-pound line and a Zebco rod and reel.
LINK (Via: 9 News)
"Plucky" angler Robert Godi's massive 250 lb. 2 oz. wels catfish is likely the world's largest ever caught.
LINK (Via: Mail Online)
Ivan Keeny landed a potential North American fly record 47-inch, 29.7 pound pike at Smith Lake west of Kalispell on a $21 dollar fly rod.
No indication on what he paid for the reel.
LINK (Via: The Flathead Beacon)
Waves of giant Humboldt squid have made an appearance of the coat of Southern California much to the delight of anglers looking for some calamari and a big tug. LINK
When the guys stopped screaming like girls and hanging from the T-top, they came up with a plan. LINK
On September 5, Saskatchewan fisherman Sean Konrad caught a 48-pound, world-record rainbow trout. The fish came from Lake Diefenbaker, where trout genetically engineered to grow extra-big escaped from a fish farm nine years ago.
The previous world record was held by Sean’s twin brother Adam, who pulled a 43-pound, 10-ounce rainbow trout from Lake Diefenbaker in 2007. That catch sparked online debate over the legitimacy of Lake Diefenbaker’s farm-born, genetically-engineered rainbows.
The Konrad brothers’ response was curt: “Stop crying and start fishing.”
LINK (Via: Wired)