Ontario record yellow perch weight
Ontario’s record yellow perch weighs 2.45 pounds, was caught in Lake Simcoe in 1989, and holds the provincial benchmark.
Ontario’s record yellow perch weighs 2.45 pounds, was caught in Lake Simcoe in 1989, and holds the provincial benchmark.
The official Ontario record northern pike weighed 42.12 pounds and was caught in Little Vermilion Lake by Harry W. Stone.
Ontario’s record brook trout weight reaches 14.5 pounds, driven by cold waters, abundant food sources, and rare genetics.
The official Ontario record rainbow trout caught in Lake Superior weighs 30.5 pounds, establishing the provincial benchmark for anglers.
A 34.6-pound fish caught in 1980 stands as the provincial record, a decades-old benchmark that shows the growth potential of the species in Ontario waters.
Ontario record largemouth bass weight stands at 10.43 pounds, caught by Patrick Leese in 1976 and remaining unbeaten in provincial waters.
Ontario smallmouth bass weight records and five pound trophy criteria for anglers targeting large bronzed fish in rocky lakes.
The official Ontario record lake trout weight is sixty-three point one pounds, caught in Lake Superior near the Nipigon River.
The official Ontario record walleye weight is 22.25 pounds or 10.09 kilograms, caught in 1947 by Patrick E. Lahti.
The official provincial record weighed 65 pounds and measured 58 inches, a benchmark for anglers chasing giant muskellunge in Ontario waters.