I have so many biggies and memorable catches to count! My biggest by length was the Tiger Musky I caught last Sunday at Newton Resevoir in Utah! 41" not sure the weight, on a Rattlin Rapala.(I posted it on my main profile page) I will say that those Tigers get my adrenaline going.... toothy and fiesty lil devils that scare the crap out of me!! kg KINGS are on my to do list never been after em but dream about it!!
Smiles!

MA

89lb flathead caught last year while fishing Card Creek. Card Creek feeds into Elk City Res, where the current world record flathead came from. I have never landed a flathead over 90lbs but I have landed a lot in the 60 to 80lb range. I had one hooked last year and up to the boat that made those 80lb fish look like bait. It too was hooked in Card Creek. I had it up to the boat several times but do to mechanical failure of the reel, the 50lb braid I was using snapped like sewing thread. The 89lb fish I landed was great but a real disappointment when I weighed it and it was only 89lbs. My Son who is 13 is having similar difficulties. He has landed a lot of flatheads between 40 and 60lbs but he can not seem to make the jump into 60lb+ fish. We fish together, use the same bait, but for some reason he can not seem to drive his hook into anything over 60lbs but I do fairly regularly. I can't figure it out, just an odd situation. He can not go over 60lbs and I can not get past the 90lb barrier. I figured this was my year but the weather patterns in the central US have kept me off the water at night. The nights I plan on hunting big cats are the nights that the storms are the worst. One night soon, the skies will clear and I will be putting big cats in the boat. I have plenty of time and if it isn't this year, there is always next year. There is a 100lb+ flathead with my name on it swimming Card Creek at this very moment.

Trace

I've got some in lbs, and some in inches, so bear with me lol.


Largest ever was a 33 lb carp caught on an ugly stick with a zebco 33, 10 lb test, and corn on a #2 eagle claw baitholder hook held to the bottom with 2 split shot about 6" up the line. Specific enough? lol

My fishing resume (or what I can remember of it)
Largemouth: 6.5 lbs
Smallmouth: 19"
Carp: 33 lbs
Flathead catfish: 32 lbs
Channel catfish: 16 lbs
Blue catfish: 29 lbs
Northern pike: 28" (lol)
sucker: 4 lbs
Saugeye: 1 lb (sigh, i'm working on it!!)
Rock bass: 12"
crappie: 12"
bullhead: 12"
perch: tiny, like 9"
Sheephead: 8 lbs
golden trout: 11"
Rainbow trout: 14"
Shad: 15"
Tree limb: 20 feet. (maybe that's not a fish...)
I can't think of any others :)

Hi there :)

Largemouth-5lbs 8 oz
Smallmouth-3lbs 6oz
Channel Catfish- 24lbs
Longnose Gar- 16lbs
Bluegill-2lbs 1 oz
Carp- 24lbs
Perch- Maybe 6inches ( I only catch them for bait)
Rainbow Trout- 5lbs 3 oz
Brown Trout -4lbs
Walleye-2lbs
White Sucker-12lbs
Creek Chub-12inches
Spotted Gar-4lbs
Kokanee Salmon-4lbs

Fish New Mexico

largest recorded was a 45 lb muskie, have caught bigger but only have had

a tape measure with me. largest measured was 59"x 27 girth not sure what

that one would of weighed.

besides that a number of nice kings and browns.

Rod Earl

A 35lb snook and a 75lb tarpon then the next day same lake a 100lb 71inch tarpon on17lb you get alot of land locked fish in this area!! Around the golf courses and bridges!!! Ihave several peacock bass between 6 and 9 lbs and a few 9 and 10lb largemouth only one 10lber on photo!

Thumper!! S papp

SM-20.5"-4.2lbs
LM-24.25"-6.4lbs
Pike-31."-na
Musky-laghable
walley-27-na
carp-38"-17lbs
blue gill- 12.5"-na
crappie-14.25"-2lbs
trout-16"-3...lbs
catfish-never really fished for them but have couat a 5 pounder bass fishing

Save me a seat!

SM - 5.5 lbs / 21"
LM - 4.25 lbs
Northern pike 36"
Carp 26 lbs / 33"
Crappie 13"
Perch 13"
Walleye 27"

All big fish are amazing to catch, when you see the a fish coming in that you just know is your PB for that species, it makes that adrenaline ruch all the more.

Freshwaterphil.com

My big three:
Smallmouth = 22"
Walleye = 31"
Muskie= 51.5"

As far as some other species:
Crappie= 2.5#
Bluegill= 11"
LM Bass= 21.5" (smaller than my biggest smally)
Catfish= probably about 4lbs.
Pike= 40" (caught while muskie fishing)
That's about all I can remember, but I'm sure there are some other species that I can't remember their size...carp,wiper,striper and some trout.

Hangman, Hangman, Hold It A Little While = )

lgm bass 10lbs , smbass 3lbs ,peacock bass 3lbs butter cat 2.5lbs, channel cat 5lbs, blue gill 11 inches, crappie 14inches, carp hooked 1 on twenty ft cliff on 8lb test about 3ft didn't get it up the cliff :( snook28 inches, lady fish 24inches , in Miami they are in fresh water also , florida gar 28 inches, fl. channel pickeral10 inches, lots of brook trout and rainbows but it was about 25 years ago and don't remember sizes.But all fish are still rememberable.Hopefully I wil get up to Canada to get some of those beast too!

Bassindow

42 inch , 21 pound northern pike, 19 inch black crappie, 23 inch largemouth, 23 inch smallmouth, 12 1/4 inch bluegill, 15 1/2 inch yellow perch, 29 inch walleye, 11 1/2 inch pumpkinseed,

It is the hunt that makes the kill,, not the kill that makes the hunt!

108 lb alligator gar. Caught it on a trotline using live bait.

TuckerRay

Musky - 42"
Pike - 37.5"
Lrge Mouth - 22.5"
Small Mouth - 21.75"
Walleye - 26", 7lb 3oz
Perch - 12.75"
Crappie - 13"
Bluegill - 14oz

-Give me a break I'm young!

Ditch

100lb tarpon 71inches.38lb snook 48inches!

Thumper!! S papp

my largest freshwaters a 43lbs lake trout..well thats what lake trout calculator came up with..46" long anyhow....

Walleye 29 1/2" 22 1/2" girth (on film!!!!)
Pike:43
Crappie: 17"
smallmouth:22"
pearch:14"

Good Fishin'

49.5 lb Blue Catfish. Caught in the Tidal Potomac River. A progressing Blue Cat fishery. Whoops, I said that earlier.

Luke Keener

sturgeon, unweighed, at least six and a half feet long, pulled me around in a zodiac for an hour or so in a thunderstorm and had to beach the boat, fight the fish in waist deep water and jumped on it to land it. A hairy experience!

fish worship - is it wrong?