New World Record Brown Trout Caught in Michigan

[Trauts]

http://www.ludingtondailynews.com/ne...&newsgroup_id=

And here is the picture:

[outfortrout]

Awesome! I'm jealous.

[toothyfishman]

With a screen name like "outfortrout" I'll bet you are......

Me too!!!! I'll take one of those anyday!

WOW!! What a fish!

[allegheny river kid]

I love big browns and steelhead, that picture makes my blood boil! What a fish!

[RiverRunt]

Anybody think there might be one like that swimming around in the Allegheny? I am thinking......maybe.

[Red Childress]

Does anyone know if that was 'lake-run' brown or not??

There are some real bruisers coming into the Erie tribs during Fall.

[Trauts]

Does anyone know if that was 'lake-run' brown or not??

There are some real bruisers coming into the Erie tribs during Fall.

Definately a lake run. If it doesn't have the red spots, and little black circle on the gill plate then it is a lake run

The biggest brown I have ever caught came out of Elk Creek and was a nice 13lbs.

The PA Fish and Boat commission has begun stocking a new variety of brown into the Erie tribs to provide an expanded fisherie. They way I heard it is that people were missing the salmon run.

They don't distinguish between the two types for the world record though.

The previous record was caught in an outflow in Arkansas.

The guy holding the fish in the picture I posted was the buddy of the guy who caught it.

Here is the follow up article:

http://www.mlive.com/outdoors/index....ealy_hook.html

[Red Childress]

If that 41lb.weight holds up, it will be a World Record.....right?? (Maybe the record has to be broken by a full pound to count.)

The current record from AK is 40lb. 3oz, if I remember correctly.

[Trauts]

If that 41lb.weight holds up, it will be a World Record.....right?? (Maybe the record has to be broken by a full pound to count.)

The current record from AK is 40lb. 3oz, if I remember correctly.

40 lbs 4 oz...and this fish was certified at 41lb 7oz.

So it should qualify.

[RapRunR]

WOW what a fish !!!!!!

[Red Childress]

Have you guys seen that GIANT rainbow the 2 twin brothers caught in Ontario (I think)?? Did it qualify as a record??

[Trauts]

Have you guys seen that GIANT rainbow the 2 twin brothers caught in Ontario (I think)?? Did it qualify as a record??

Do you have a link for it? I would love to see a picture!

[Red Childress]

Someone sent the pic to me over the summer, if I remember correctly. I have it at home but I will try to track down the link today.

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You have probably seen it already. The fish was caught in 2007 and approved for the record books very recently.

http://www.fishinggeeks.net/

http://www.trophytroutguide.com/

http://www.canada.com/saskatoonstarp...7-a5dd9cd1e3bb

[Trauts]

Someone sent the pic to me over the summer, if I remember correctly. I have it at home but I will try to track down the link today.

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You have probably seen it already. The fish was caught in 2007 and approved for the record books very recently.

http://www.fishinggeeks.net/

http://www.trophytroutguide.com/

http://www.canada.com/saskatoonstarp...7-a5dd9cd1e3bb

But check this out...

http://www.stillwater-newspress.com/...yword=topstory

So it's not a natural fish...it's a triploid...does that make a difference?

They could do the same thing with musky..imagine a triploid musky that weighed in at 90lbs...outside of the fact it would be INCREDIBLE to catch the thing...if it were to happen would you support it being a new world record?

[Red Childress]

After digesting the article, I would have to allow the triploid record musky to stand IF other fish have been inducted to the record books with the same 'non-natural' chromosome numbers.

I am assuming the IFGA had their hands tied since they have allowed other 'genetically engineered' fish into the record books.