World Record Rainbow Trout (Over 43 lbs) Caught In Saskatchewan
Holy smoke! A Saskatchewan man has caught the world's largest rainbow trout in a Saskatchewan lake. The trout was caught by Adam Konrad on June 5th, 2007. It weighed in at 43 lbs, 6 ounces and the girth on this fish was 34 inches setting a new world record! Konrad caught the fish on 6-pound line and a 4-inch orange spoon called a Mepps Syclops.
The previous World Record was also caught in Saskatchewan and was held by Duane Farden of Macrorie, Saskatchewan.
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I think that man may have contributed to the large size of these trout. They are being caught in Lake Diefenbaker, which is a large body of water behind an huge dam.
Posted by
leftdog |
10:28 pm, June 18, 2007
Check out this video about how the world's largest Rainbow Trout are all caught in Diefenbaker Lake - Saskatchewan, Canada!
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leftdog |
4:45 pm, May 30, 2009