There have been some huge trout caught recently, but none are even remotely close to this record. The world record lake trout is 102 lbs (46.2 kg). This incredible trout was caught using a gillnet in 1961.
The largest lake trout on a rod and reel is 72 lbs, caught by Lloyd Bull in Great Bear Lake, Canada on July 19, 1991.
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Clive Mathias (4 hours 14 minutes)I’m sworn to secrecy! (ginger oath)
Jonathon Marshall (5 hours 35 minutes)Indeed. I will definitely be throwing some of these this year!
Jonathon Marshall (5 hours 35 minutes)cbiegel, I’d love to hear your thoughts on it mid-season.
cbiegel (5 hours 45 minutes)I’ve got that floro on two of my reels this season.
cbiegel (5 hours 46 minutes)Those look great and are set at a much more reasonable price point than most swimbaits.
Stephen (5 hours 57 minutes)I really wish I could be there. Can’t wait for more posts!
chris (16 hours 33 minutes)me: “That is one ugly monkey!’ him: ‘Its a fish.’ me: ‘I was talking to the fish.’
Jonathon Marshall (16 hours 38 minutes)How did you kiss her with your back? This must be some strange ginger mating ritual..
Clive Mathias (16 hours 59 minutes)Thats what happens after too many beer, you don’t know front from back!
Jonathon Marshall (17 hours 10 minutes)“she actually kissed my back!” She kissed your back eh?
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