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List: Record fish caught in Vermont – What’s Up Newp

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October 22, 2022

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Anglers the world over collect often for fishing derbies to see who can land the largest catch. However record-breaking fish will be caught at anytime, weighed on an Worldwide Sport Fish Affiliation-certified scale at any variety of sort out outlets or marinas, and in comparison with the IGFA’s on-line data database. Sport-fishing fanatics may even have their very own scales licensed by the IGFA for a $40 charge.

Stacker compiled an inventory of document fish caught in Vermont utilizing knowledge from Land Large Fish. Fish pictured should not the precise document catch. Maintain studying to see which our bodies of water in your state maintain among the most huge fish round.

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American Eel

– Weight: 6 lbs 4 oz
– Location: Lake Champlain
– Report set by Robert Tatro Jr. in 1989

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Atlantic Salmon

– Weight: 12 lbs 10.4 oz
– Location: Lake Champlain
– Report set by Brian Latulippe in 1994

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Black Crappie

– Weight: 3 lbs 8.5 oz
– Location: Lake Hortonia
– Report set by Francis T. Geoffroy in 2005

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Bluegill Sunfish

– Weight: 1 lbs 9.3 oz
– Location: Lake Champlain
– Report set by Todd Peacock in 2008

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Bowfin

– Weight: 14 lbs 8 oz
– Location: Missisquoi River
– Report set by Randall Savage in 1977

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Brook Trout

– Weight: 5 lbs 12 oz
– Location: Paran Creek
– Report set by Dennis Harwood in 1977

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Brown Trout

– Weight: 22 lbs 3 oz
– Location: Sherman Reservoir
– Report set by Barry Bouker in 1990

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Bullhead

– Weight: 3 lbs 6 oz
– Location: Roach Pond
– Report set by Frank Parker in 1976

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Carp

– Weight: 42 lbs 7.36 oz
– Location: Brattleboro Retreat Meadows
– Report set by Tyler Evans in 2008

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Chain Pickerel

– Weight: 6 lbs 4 oz
– Location: Harriman Reservoir
– Report set by Robert Purdy in 1974

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Chain Pickerel

– Weight: 6 lbs 4 oz
– Location: Harriman Reservoir
– Report set by Wendy St. Laurence in 1989

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Channel Catfish

– Weight: 35 lbs 14.7 oz
– Location: Lake St. Catherine- Principal Lake
– Report set by Robert Scott in 2012

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Fallfish

– Weight: 2 lbs 9 oz
– Location: Winooski River
– Report set by Scott A. Graham in 1990

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Lake Trout

– Weight: 34 lbs 0 oz
– Location: Willoughby Lake
– Report set by John Staples in 1981

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Largemouth Bass

– Weight: 10 lbs 4 oz
– Location: Lake Dunmore
– Report set by Tony Gale in 1988

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Ling Cod

– Weight: 5 lbs 0 oz
– Location: Lake Memphremagog
– Report set by John Hawthorn in 1979

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Mooneye

– Weight: 2 lbs 7 oz
– Location: Lake Champlain
– Report set by Thomas LaVigne in 1985

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Muskellunge

– Weight: 38 lbs 3.5 oz
– Location: Missisquoi River- Swanton
– Report set by Chris Beebe in 2005

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Northern Pike

– Weight: 30 lbs 8 oz
– Location: Glen Lake
– Report set by Bernard Golob in 1977

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